What is it like for southerners and northeasterners to have snowball fights?

Southerners are purely entertainment, and they can't beat us northerners at all, and the snowballs made by us northerners are all solid, and it hurts to beat people.

Southerners should not be able to compare with northerners, after all, northerners have played since childhood, and southerners should rarely play, after all, there is very little snow in the south.

The southerners hold the snow in their arms, and the northerners still put themselves in the arms of the southerners, this is the difference between the north and the south!

As a 30-year veteran of the Northeast, I don't think it's a big deal to compare my own advantages with the disadvantages of others, so I decided to give a rough introduction to the characteristics of snowball fights in the Northeast to my friends in the south, hoping to help you in your future trip to the Northeast, and at the same time appreciate the strong Northeast style.

It snows much less often in the south than in the north, let alone heavy snowfall. What else are you talking about snowball fights? And in the north, is it called a snowball fight? It was obviously snow.

When I was in college, there was a southern buddy who saw snow for the first time, and the whole class had a snowball fight together, and the buddies didn't know how to rub snowballs, they all directly picked up the kind of ice cubes mixed with ice and threw them, and threw several girls to cry papers, so I knew this one ...... from the south

The southerners were watching the snow, and the northeasterners had a big snowball smashed on their bodies, and they didn't have a quick reaction yet.

Southerners are more reserved, and northerners are more arrogant, whether boys or girls hahahaha.

There is almost no snow in the south, and few people know that snowballs are loose. I often picked up a snowball (ice cube) in sleet and threw it like a softball,,, and I almost hurt someone