Happy Winter

[BaseRSX]

Today at 12:35PM EST it became Winter! Today is the shortest day (daylight hours) of the year. I think I read that you are supposed to light a candle and put it in a window tonight.

Have a great Season!

BaseRSX Reviewed by BaseRSX on 12-21-2005. Happy Winter Today at 12:35PM EST it became Winter! Today is the shortest day (daylight hours) of the year. I think I read that you are supposed to light a candle and put it in a window tonight. Have a great Season! Rating: 5

[mellow mood]

yea man

here winter is more like fuckin cold

but i still like winter... the first few weeks.. lol

happy winter!

[robert42]

isit only just winter?

really wow never knew that lol, happy winter, cold on your end?

[3 Sheets To The Wind]

Didn't Winter start at the beginning of this month, and yeah 22nd December is always the longest day, lighter evenings from now on people!!

[mellow mood]

we are the 21th

not the 22th 2 sheets

[3 Sheets To The Wind]

we are the 21th

not the 22th 2 sheets

Oh yeah, shit!

Well it's always the 22nd that's the longest, so BaseRSX is wrong, it's tomorrow that's the longest day lol.

[BaseRSX]

Oh yeah, shit!

Well it's always the 22nd that's the longest, so BaseRSX is wrong, it's tomorrow that's the longest day lol.

Uh no, its today and its the shortest, not the longest.... June 21st is the longest day of the year...

Of course all of this ONLY applies to the Northern Hemisphere. In the Southern Hemisphere today it is the LONGEST day and also the first day of summer.

[3 Sheets To The Wind]

Uh no, its today and its the shortest, not the longest....

Oh, I meant shortest, sorry lol.
But yeah, I was told it's always the 22nd!

[mellow mood]

Uh no, its today and its the shortest, not the longest.... June 21st is the longest day of the year...

Of course all of this ONLY applies to the Northern Hemisphere. In the Southern Hemisphere today it is the LONGEST day and also the first day of summer.

yea

i guess 3 sheets have been... OWNED

[BaseRSX]

yea

i guess 3 sheets have been... OWNED

Here is a little site that explains it, though it was written in 2003...

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/k...rsolstice.html