[Boston-Sean]

Originally Posted by airstreamingypsy

Spending the summer in New England, isn't the "reverse snowbird thing".... it's the snowbird thing.

My example was a person with a permanent residence in Fla for 10 months and temporary up north for July/August.

Dictionary.com has this definition:

Informal. a person who vacations in or moves to a warmer climate during cold weather:
Since 9/11, the ease with which Canadian snowbirds cross the U.S. border has changed.


Please contact Dictionary.com and correct their definition. Thank You

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Boston-Sean

My example was a person with a permanent residence in Fla for 10 months and temporary up north for July/August.

Dictionary.com has this definition:

Informal. a person who vacations in or moves to a warmer climate during cold weather:
Since 9/11, the ease with which Canadian snowbirds cross the U.S. border has changed.


Please contact Dictionary.com and correct their definition. Thank You

Will file with other useless information.

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by Boston-Sean

My example was a person with a permanent residence in Fla for 10 months and temporary up north for July/August.

Dictionary.com has this definition:

Informal. a person who vacations in or moves to a warmer climate during cold weather:
Since 9/11, the ease with which Canadian snowbirds cross the U.S. border has changed.


Please contact Dictionary.com and correct their definition. Thank You

???? Moving from New England to Florida for September to June literally is moving to a warmer climate during cold weather.

[Michael G.]

Originally Posted by Tom&JenC

The stuff about the northeast is 100% true.

You mean the part about them being idiots isn't true??

[Daxdog]

Who cares?

[Moderator]

This has moved beyond the realm of ridiculous. -Closed.

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