Subject: Snow

I like snow, but just for a while (going to sky or during a week in christmas). To live in a snowed place is a shit in my opinion. It's too cold, you're always wet and can have lots of accidents.
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And you can have lots and lots of fun! :)

when you are a kid... when you are more thant 20 like me, don't have time to have lots of fun with snow... or just don't want to...

You should release the child inside you, and allow yourself to play sometimes.. ;)

Besides, there are many things you can do in snow that children can't, like downhill skiing, ski jumping, slalom, cross-country skiing, winter rallying (my favourite!), driving snowmobiles etc, etc..

I am young and it's already boring with snow...
btw, spiked tires aren't forbidden in Estonia...

spike means like having nails in the tires?

I don't know it they are banned but probably are... no one have them here.

Really don´t know, i think they use chains on the tires, in snow or mudd.

studded/spiked tires look like this

yep, they are obligatory in the slippery period in Estonia... if you don't use them, you get fine

Obligatory? Can't you use non-studded winter tires?

they r forbidden in Poland. U can use only chains.

Snow is great! Unfortunatly in Romania we have a big problem with it: it ain't any!! I mean we have snow in the mountains but where i live (Bucharest) it ain't :( And i love snowboarding! I can't wait to go to Predeal and ride my board :D

-10 degrees Celsius outside, 50 cm of snow on the on the stands, ice on the sea and a freezing wind from the north, it's the first match of the year in Norway! :D

as far as i know tere is 30 cm and -27 degrees in some parts of Poland at the momment

Oh, I mean you have to use winter or studded tires

ok, the same goes for Norway, if you drive in the winter without winter/studded tires you will get a fine. This goes mostly against East/South European truck drivers who drive with regular tires in Norway, and obviously gets stuck.

the worst combination for a crash:

drunk driver + summer tyres + in winter = hello post, wall, tree or another car