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| - | '''Snow''' is a weather phenomenon that occurs naturally in [[Japan | + | <[#ontology [kind topic] [cats Substance]]> |
| + | '''Snow''' is a weather phenomenon that occurs naturally in <[#linkfarm [item [[Japan]]|[[Canada]]|[[Russia]]|[[Definitely not South West England unless it's a Tuesday in February]]] [tpl colder parts of the world]]>. It's basically [[ice]] powder. If you didn't know that already, [[go outside and play]]. | ||
While it may look very beautiful in whatever the latest [[anime]] to use the winter cliche is, do remember that [[IRL|in the real world]] it brings traffic to a standstill and causes chaos. Oh dear... | While it may look very beautiful in whatever the latest [[anime]] to use the winter cliche is, do remember that [[IRL|in the real world]] it brings traffic to a standstill and causes chaos. Oh dear... | ||
Snow is "yuki" in Japanese, not to be confused with "yuuki", which means [[courage]]. Both are popular [[given name]]s, though. But that's getting a bit off topic! | Snow is "yuki" in Japanese, not to be confused with "yuuki", which means [[courage]]. Both are popular [[given name]]s, though. But that's getting a bit off topic! | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:30, 17 February 2013
Snow is a weather phenomenon that occurs naturally in colder parts of the world 4/4JapanCanadaRussiaDefinitely not South West England unless it's a Tuesday in February. It's basically ice powder. If you didn't know that already, go outside and play.
While it may look very beautiful in whatever the latest anime to use the winter cliche is, do remember that in the real world it brings traffic to a standstill and causes chaos. Oh dear...
Snow is "yuki" in Japanese, not to be confused with "yuuki", which means courage. Both are popular given names, though. But that's getting a bit off topic!
