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¿Question #4964?
ssmooth: What remarkable experiences have you had with snow?

ocdspectrum: I see it falling. That's enough for me.
Jatoha: Well, I like snow...
sweetgotham: I grew up in Miami so pretty much all snow is a wonderment even after living up north for 15ish years
Zarr: Mostly drving related. That stuff is deadly to drive in... especially if it's blowing around.
xlorp: Temporary cure for awkwardly placed poison ivy itching
TheDhat: I've been thrown down a roof into a pile of snow.
xofour: Oh yeah good times. Playing and sledding and snow angels. Bonding with my daughter and catching snowflakes on my tongue. Those have all been pretty remarkable. And some of the best times of my life.
kathleenryan: Sledding down Spooner Summit, Near Lake Tahoe, NV on a plastic suicide disk and living to tell about it. Also building snowmen with my daughter and having snowball fights. She won. =-)
ricardofo: I never saw snow. I live in Brazil
Hendal: We got drunk one night and the things she did to me should not be mentions here.
virre: Umm explict and censured
NancyT: I love to ski and I never get a season's pass so that I can go to where the snow's the best.
mckeon13: sex
Azog: I discovered that snow on your tumescent male bits makes them not so tumescent.
Critical Mass: Walking on frozen lakes- not so special if you grew up in Minnesota but for an Aussie it is really something.
aleo09: snowmobiling was fun , but i wouldn't consider it remarkalble.
DHEK: Hmmm... just playing around with snow and enjoying it is remarkable enough for me, considering we don't have snow where I live.
Langoroth: Doing flips off a two story house into a pile of snow.
dsmeyer: sledding off our garage because the snow was so deep
dietevil: It's really damn cold, that's all I can think of
sdonohue: I was once turned into a human snowman for a movie we were making. I stood still, snow was packed and shaped around me, then I got to launch a surprise "attack".
ithicks: Snow angels on the roof of the math building in college.
Gecko23: After a particularly bad blizzard 28 years ago, me and the neighbor kids built a two level snow fort. Surprised we didn't end up buried alive come to think of it...
GornTC: Sliding with my kids.
tranzducer: I avoid the yellow variety.
JonBen: I have shoveled it...
vampywife: probably my favorite snow memory thus far is when my hubby and i went out to play in the fresh snow at like 0100. after than, it would be one from childhood, but i'm not sure which one.
brainrob: Some awesome sledging
scriptorum: Nothing remarkable.
BeatPosse: fell through a thin crust into waist deep running water and damn near froze to death
mlanza: Skiing
lauramath: When I decided to sled down the driveway in the dark and held onto the lead rope instead of the steering and nearly broke my back hitting a bank at the bottom. Darwin award barely missed.
JaPaN: Skiing
Helenoftroy: making snow cream as a child. I thought it was magical.
djlg: Not a lot since I live in a hot, flat country. I've seen it fall, walked & skiied on it and camped in it.
aramis: Sleeping in a snow cave.
confuse_a_cat: Face-down snow angels
Sheylon: Never seen real snow. Only icepack.
Ozvortex: I once wrote my name in the snow near a loch in the highlands of Scotland.
POvidiusNaso: They're all related to snowboarding.
Redneon: Being sent home after a couple of flurries fell in North Carolina.
ssmooth: I have been snowed on in Fort Myers, Florida, in Las Cruces, New Mexico, and on the fourth of July.
skrutsch: Well, I lived in AK when I was very little so...you can guess.
davebo: God intervened, I never touched her, nor she I.
skelebone: I can't say that I have had any remarkable snow-related experiences, unless they have to do with my car, and me sliding said car into the ditch.
Lord_Prussian: Sledding and writing my name
Dave: One day, in person, ask me about our January move from Wisconsin to Oregon. In the early 90's, I drank a bottle of wine and walked around during a blizzard in Saratoga Springs.
chaddyboy_2000: I've been in a few car accidents involving snow (I wasn't the driver in any of them though). I love snow though, mainly because of skis, snowboards, and snowmobiles.
CDRodeffer: Sledding, spinning out, snowmen, snow angels.
jttm: Don't eat yellow snow.
Spielfreak: Many. Most involve sledding and making snowmen with my children. I did get to make snow caves and take the sled to the market during the blizzard of '78. And it's always magical walking around after a snowstorm, particularly if there is little wind, the snow is still clinging to branches, and there's a wee bit of sunshine. Yup, I'll take winter over summer any day.
sos1: Going on the world's longest sled run in Switzerland - almost 10 miles start to finish.