Does this happen in your country or do they use salt that ruins your shoes and car? Thirdies living in tropical paradise dont need to answer.
Chocolate chips on road
David Green
Jose Price
dunno im not a snownigger
Caleb Richardson
VERY good thread
Thomas Edwards
dunno it don't snow here
Owen Wright
what is this?
Isaiah Gomez
Chocolate chips
Caleb Hughes
its sand and streets has to be cleaned every spring, soon these machines are everywhere :I
Mason Hill
vgh cant wait spring to come!
Cooper Rogers
are you serious? not even a little?
Christian Moore
What kind of subhuman would live someplace where it snows?
Ian Long
Uhhmm
Logan Diaz
Charles Green
>proceeds to live in desert
Nathan Martin
it's a mix, most places use salt, but in sand isn't uncommon either, I like salt better because it does a better job
Carter Brown
we have road gritters, it's a mixture of very large particle sand and salt, however I live on the top of a very steep valley and nothing can make it up in the snow and ice, so if its a snow storm with little warning and not pre-gritted before it hits, I'm essentially stranded
Carter Phillips
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Caleb Cook
Have you ever seen a finlandish pussy irl?
Connor Hall
Yep. It's my seasonal winter job. It's very calming.
Levi King
>I like salt better because it does a better job
I hate salt because it turns the street into a grey slush that ruins cars and equipment like nothing else. Gravel is better for me.
Ryder Kelly
In the cities that do during winter, snow is already melt by 10 AM
Ethan Wright
the gritter machines here fling the gravel out with enough force to chip paint
Jayden Mitchell
Landon Campbell
Ours are smaller, and more chill. They use gravity to drop gravel and not any force.
Anthony Cox
mostly salt, but the custodians for the neighborhood and complex i live at use sand for the courtyards and walkways
John Martinez
there's two tiny random cities in the entire country that snow for 1 day a year