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Originally Posted by lolagrace
It was a snowball fight. I don't think "fairness" really matters. Just enjoy the fun with your friends and don't analyze it.
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I don't analyze. But I wonder why my friends were so jealous about my puffer jacket keeping me warm and cozy.
You should have seen when that girl, helped by my friends holding me, furiously opened the buttons on my jacket. I wore it on purpose, so that I could stay covered in case someone would have untied a button or two by chance.
Instead I could do nothing to escape and she had all the time to unbutton and unzip my jacket.
Later someone also said "ohhhh yessss, your puffer jacket is gone!". They said they were annoyed about throwing snow, without me getting wet and cold because of "that damn fastening" covering me and keeping my jacket closed.
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Originally Posted by divine1966
I thought you were a young child and worried you might be bullied. 30? Never mind....if you think it's unfair then stay away from these people
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They are, from years, my only friends I can spend my holidays with. So I guess this is not an option.
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Originally Posted by leejosepho
Why do you term it "traditional"? Was there some kind of common-to-all understanding or realization ahead of time that everyone was subject to getting wet and cold or whatever?
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It's traditional because these "super snowball fights" take place every year on these days at that same plaza.