And that's the greatest point ever! ScottS always asks how the hell anyone can live somewhere that gets that cold but you just get really, really good at staying warm.
Of all the things I miss from Canada, fire is one of the biggest. From the flicker of the wood stove in the living room, the firepit in the back yard or the Bonfire circled by friends, most of my fondest memories are in some way, linked to fire. I even miss the endless exercise of gathering firewood, cutting, chopping splitting and stacking several cord each season.
GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alberta – In a bizarre case seeming to hail from the Hollywood Hills, a lost time incident reported from an industrial shop in northern Alberta has gained fame in all of the worst ways.
37 year-old Richard Stuckie, a resident of Fairview and employee of CanPack Completions, pulled a stunt last seen on the movie American Pie, but with vastly different consequences.
Richard was apparently working in the shop, checking over some completions system for the following day’s workovers and decided he would try to fornicate with a packer assembly on the test bench. The inflatable packer apparently went into a system failure and would not deflate, trapping Richard’s “man-pendage” inside and refusing to let go.
You just can't make this chit up...
http://www.provedplusprobable.com/fairview-man-in-hospitalized-after-downhole-packer-failure/
Crazy, 168cm (5.6ft) of snow over night! http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news...-buried-under-168-cm-of-snow/article22857620/One of my friends posted this todya from Kitimat, BC Canada.
What's the GVW of a 1/2 ton ford anyways?
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