I don't buy tuna in the can or salmon, unless of course its canned by my brother. And I always read the back of everything Time Out
Posts: 4,194 
Location: Vancouver
Location: Vancouver
January 13th, 2005, 05:09 PM
I found it kinda funny the city had to give away free salt as all the stores ran out. ha ha.
I remember the two winters I had in Winnipeg and 6 I had in Fort ST. John and if Vanccouver was ever to get cold or snowey like those places the town would shut down for, who knows how long.
It is hilarious going out and seeing people without snow tires trying to drive.
I still have my winter clothes which I have not used for a number of years for when I go out. But it really does not get that cold just cold for here.
I found it kinda funny the city had to give away free salt as all the stores ran out. ha ha.
I remember the two winters I had in Winnipeg and 6 I had in Fort ST. John and if Vanccouver was ever to get cold or snowey like those places the town would shut down for, who knows how long.
It is hilarious going out and seeing people without snow tires trying to drive.
I still have my winter clothes which I have not used for a number of years for when I go out. But it really does not get that cold just cold for here.
Time Out
Posts: 4,194
Location: Vancouver
Location: Vancouver
January 13th, 2005, 05:09 PM
I found it kinda funny the city had to give away free salt as all the stores ran out. ha ha.
I remember the two winters I had in Winnipeg and 6 I had in Fort ST. John and if Vanccouver was ever to get cold or snowey like those places the town would shut down for, who knows how long.
It is hilarious going out and seeing people without snow tires trying to drive.
I still have my winter clothes which I have not used for a number of years for when I go out. But it really does not get that cold just cold for here.
I found it kinda funny the city had to give away free salt as all the stores ran out. ha ha.
I remember the two winters I had in Winnipeg and 6 I had in Fort ST. John and if Vanccouver was ever to get cold or snowey like those places the town would shut down for, who knows how long.
It is hilarious going out and seeing people without snow tires trying to drive.
I still have my winter clothes which I have not used for a number of years for when I go out. But it really does not get that cold just cold for here.
Time Out
Posts: 4,194
Location: Vancouver
Location: Vancouver
January 13th, 2005, 05:09 PM
I found it kinda funny the city had to give away free salt as all the stores ran out. ha ha.
I remember the two winters I had in Winnipeg and 6 I had in Fort ST. John and if Vanccouver was ever to get cold or snowey like those places the town would shut down for, who knows how long.
It is hilarious going out and seeing people without snow tires trying to drive.
I still have my winter clothes which I have not used for a number of years for when I go out. But it really does not get that cold just cold for here.
I found it kinda funny the city had to give away free salt as all the stores ran out. ha ha.
I remember the two winters I had in Winnipeg and 6 I had in Fort ST. John and if Vanccouver was ever to get cold or snowey like those places the town would shut down for, who knows how long.
It is hilarious going out and seeing people without snow tires trying to drive.
I still have my winter clothes which I have not used for a number of years for when I go out. But it really does not get that cold just cold for here.
House Member
Posts: 4,082 
Location: Twinksland
Location: Twinksland
January 13th, 2005, 05:18 PM
Me on the other hand, I require the layers and layers of cloths, gloves, scarf, toque, hot shots. If I go outside I go like that. There is nothing cool or kewl about freezing your ass off and turning blue. I firmly believe that there will never a fashion statement that includes snotscicles. lol.
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I have o experience driving in the snow. Which means I dont' drive in the snow. I figure it's one less idiot on the road.
It is hilarious going out and seeing people without snow tires trying to drive.
Quote:
My sister-in-law moved here from the prairies and wore shorts all winter long! She made me cold just looking at her.
But it really does not get that cold just cold for here.
Me on the other hand, I require the layers and layers of cloths, gloves, scarf, toque, hot shots. If I go outside I go like that. There is nothing cool or kewl about freezing your ass off and turning blue. I firmly believe that there will never a fashion statement that includes snotscicles. lol.
House Member
Posts: 4,082
Location: Twinksland
Location: Twinksland
January 13th, 2005, 05:18 PM
Me on the other hand, I require the layers and layers of cloths, gloves, scarf, toque, hot shots. If I go outside I go like that. There is nothing cool or kewl about freezing your ass off and turning blue. I firmly believe that there will never a fashion statement that includes snotscicles. lol.
Quote:
I have o experience driving in the snow. Which means I dont' drive in the snow. I figure it's one less idiot on the road.
It is hilarious going out and seeing people without snow tires trying to drive.
Quote:
My sister-in-law moved here from the prairies and wore shorts all winter long! She made me cold just looking at her.
But it really does not get that cold just cold for here.
Me on the other hand, I require the layers and layers of cloths, gloves, scarf, toque, hot shots. If I go outside I go like that. There is nothing cool or kewl about freezing your ass off and turning blue. I firmly believe that there will never a fashion statement that includes snotscicles. lol.
House Member
Posts: 4,082
Location: Twinksland
Location: Twinksland
January 13th, 2005, 05:18 PM
Me on the other hand, I require the layers and layers of cloths, gloves, scarf, toque, hot shots. If I go outside I go like that. There is nothing cool or kewl about freezing your ass off and turning blue. I firmly believe that there will never a fashion statement that includes snotscicles. lol.
Quote:
I have o experience driving in the snow. Which means I dont' drive in the snow. I figure it's one less idiot on the road.
It is hilarious going out and seeing people without snow tires trying to drive.
Quote:
My sister-in-law moved here from the prairies and wore shorts all winter long! She made me cold just looking at her.
But it really does not get that cold just cold for here.
Me on the other hand, I require the layers and layers of cloths, gloves, scarf, toque, hot shots. If I go outside I go like that. There is nothing cool or kewl about freezing your ass off and turning blue. I firmly believe that there will never a fashion statement that includes snotscicles. lol.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,320
Location: Winnipeg
Location: Winnipeg
January 14th, 2005, 07:43 AM
Quote:
Ah, that's the attitude. I drive in the snow a lot and there are days I won't drive. Mrs Rev drives in the snow a lot and she went in the ditch yesterday. Tow truck...$51.00. Time spent digging out Dodge truck and driving it (without plates) to where she got stuck...wasted.
I have o experience driving in the snow. Which means I dont' drive in the snow.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,320
Location: Winnipeg
Location: Winnipeg
January 14th, 2005, 07:43 AM
Quote:
Ah, that's the attitude. I drive in the snow a lot and there are days I won't drive. Mrs Rev drives in the snow a lot and she went in the ditch yesterday. Tow truck...$51.00. Time spent digging out Dodge truck and driving it (without plates) to where she got stuck...wasted.
I have o experience driving in the snow. Which means I dont' drive in the snow.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,320
Location: Winnipeg
Location: Winnipeg
January 14th, 2005, 07:43 AM
Quote:
Ah, that's the attitude. I drive in the snow a lot and there are days I won't drive. Mrs Rev drives in the snow a lot and she went in the ditch yesterday. Tow truck...$51.00. Time spent digging out Dodge truck and driving it (without plates) to where she got stuck...wasted.
I have o experience driving in the snow. Which means I dont' drive in the snow.
