Male members, please. Were you ever tempted to write your name in the snow?

[helenbacque]

And did you?

I've always thought that Mother Nature evened the score that way. Women had the ability to give birth while men can write their name in the snow.

 

[Pappy]

With a name like:
Hubert Blaine Wolfeschlegelsteinhausenbergerdorff, not very likely. :grin:

 

[HiDesertHal]

And did you?

I've always thought that Mother Nature evened the score that way. Women had the ability to give birth while men can write their name in the snow.

My name was written in the snow once, but it was my girlfriend's handwriting.

HDH

 

[Camper6]

Script or printing?

It's a bit of a myth. Most guys don't have enough liquid in their bladder to complete one letter, never mind a whole name.

There was a saying when I was growing up. " Never eat yellow snow. "

 

[IKE]

When I was a pup I figured out early on that unlike the other kids my name was just way too long to completely write out in the snow and my writing instrument would always shrink terribly from the cold plus I'd run out of liquid long before finishing so I always abbreviated......Ishmael Konstantine Earnheart.

Now ladies and gentlemen you have the absolute true story of how I came to be known as IKE.

P.S......don't eat yellow snow.

 

[Wandrin]

I remember trying.

 

[Ken N Tx]

Script or printing?

It's a bit of a myth. Most guys don't have enough liquid in their bladder to complete one letter, never mind a whole name.

There was a saying when I was growing up. " Never eat yellow snow. "

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[video]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=edFZhMjdZww[/video]

 

[Laurie]

Yep. Got into a lot of trouble.

Guy next door recognized his daughter's handwriting!

 

[Grumpy Ol' Man]

Nope. Not that I remember. Did target practice shooting kidney stones at snowmen, though.

 

[Deucemoi]

yes, more than once as I recall. snow, out hunting, far from toilet and aint nobody gonna read it anyway.

 

[Falcon]

Tried but failed. Tried to write in an "Old English" font.

 

[Trade]

What snow?

I'm from Florida.

 

[HiDesertHal]

What snow?

I'm from Florida.

Here's a light snowfall at our home in Southern California's High Desert, about 5 years ago.

HDH