A lack of seasons breeds decadence

[The Free North]

I think so. I cant imagine how horribly monotonous it would be to live in a place with no seasons.

There is no vitality to your life, your natural world is incredibly static...there is no poetry to the trees and land around you.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Two words: San Francisco.

[TDAS04]

I like seasons, though I wouldn't mind a climate somewhat milder than South Dakota.

If I had to live in a monotonous climate, I would choose something like San Francisco, but I'd prefer some variation.

[Sol]

I don't understand even what you're trying to say here. Is it some sort of implicit shinksing on tropical regions? Regardless, this smacks of illogical geographical determinism.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

I smell decadence coming to Michigan soon.

[Goldwater]

Winter sucks (normal, sane, etc.)

[Flake]

I really wish we could have a winter, it's going to be 90F on Christmas here.

[Goldwater]

I really wish we could have a winter, it's going to be 90F on Christmas here.

Do you wanna switch states?

[DC Al Fine]

I really wish we could have a winter, it's going to be 90F on Christmas here.

Do you wanna switch states?

Washington winters don't count.

[Mr. Smith]

Disagreed, only a lack of winter and cold.

But a San Francisco July instead of 100+ F, that builds character.

[Goldwater]

I really wish we could have a winter, it's going to be 90F on Christmas here.

Do you wanna switch states?

Washington winters don't count.

Note that I live in Spokane, not Seattle. So while the winters aren't as unbearable as Canada or the upper Midwest, we still certainly get cold weather and snow, it's not a coastal climate.

[Clarko95 📚💰📈]

Winter sucks (normal, sane, etc.)