I though this pretty funny, mainly because the heaps of preparation for this Winter Olympics, The Vancouverites spent billions on this and what is happening? El Nino. It is quiet Ironic and well Deserved.

Well played nature.

It's well deserved because there is nothing Canadian about these Olympics. Guess who we are sponsored by? Fucking Coke! Our mascots are a joke, they've released so many hyped up commercials of "Believe", but what happens if we don't win? Jack shit and deep in debt as I'm sure Montreal just recovered from or recovering from the Summer Olympics of 1976. I'm also just saying that it will and is going to be ironic after February.

Already they've spent money on a back-up plan that should counter El Nino and that is Snow Machines. I don't know how much they cost, but they will be placed Cypress Mountain, Whistler, and Grouse Mountain I presume.

As far as weather, It was colder at the beginning of December and it only snowed once in Vancouver. The rest were rain storms, rainy weeks and above all that it was actually quite warm the whole time, but we'll see what happens within the next month.

Hyping it isn't a problem, but when everything, like I mean everything revolves around the fucking Olympics though it's only going to last a couple of weeks and then we are left with debt, a dirty ass city, inflated prices that will remain so until the store owners recover from the massive money loss and taxes, that is over-hyping.

You only said stuff about Whistler, why? There is Cypress Mountain as well. Which is closer to where warm winds are going to hit.

Jesus isn't over-hyped he's just more renown and you don't see commercials of the Jesus Christ saving people and at the end of it saying "believe" or "A little Blind Faith didn't kill anyone" or something as dumb as that.

You think it's cold at night? Really? We might have different temperature tolerances. Or you only think it's cold because the news tells you so, but whatever I don't think it's cold one bit.