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Sat Jan-08-05 12:15 PM
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-44C windchill the other night. |
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-33C without wind. Man, I thought this was Canada not Neptune.
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Sat Jan-08-05 12:49 PM
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IN THE SUMMERTIME! thats one of the reasons i would never live there, its just gets to friggin cold:spank:
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Sat Jan-08-05 01:00 PM
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2. They had a news story on,the hose at the gas station |
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that goes "DING DING" when you drive over it kept breaking because it got brittle in these minus thirty weather. Only someone up here would know about square tires, the part that is on the ground is flat for about a mile or two from the cold. So you go thump thump thump down the street.
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Sat Jan-08-05 01:00 PM
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3. that's nothing........have temperatures like that....... |
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for a few weeks then start belly aching.... ;) :evilgrin:
Where are you? I'm in Manitoba....
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Sat Jan-08-05 01:06 PM
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Yeah, you guys get it all right. We get chinooks here where the temperature goes above freezing withing 20 minutes.
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Sat Jan-08-05 02:09 PM
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5. Seems the Prairies get it worse than anybody in...... |
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Canada, save for the Arctic. :)
But then again, we get the HIGHEST temps in the summers as well.
Nobody but Manitobans and Saskatchewans(???) get to complain about the cold weather, so there people!!! :)
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