The vicious cycle of social media

Every year, right around October, I want to throw my computers/smart phone out the window because people on social media are so freakin' stupid.

"Ohhhhh, no, it snowed in the mountains, and I'm not ready for snoooooooooooooooooooow."
"IT IS SNOWING RIGHT NOW. IN OCTOBER."
"YAAAAY SNOWBOARDING. snowsnowsnowsnowsnowsnowinoctober!"

PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN UTAH: IT SNOWS IN OCTOBER. IT SNOWS EVERY OCTOBER IN UTAH. THIS IS NORMAL. STOP BITCHING ABOUT IT.

So, I tolerate this (though, I must admit, my social media tolerance is always at an all-time low around this time of year because of people live-tweeting LDS conference. I know this is your faith, but that crap is annoying.)

But, what I really want to do is tweet/status update/generally inform people that they are idiots, and do they not remember last year when this same thing happened? But by doing this, all I am really doing is further supporting the agenda of the weather by talking about it MORE.

Viscous cycle.