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And that is at 9 AM, just imagine how cold it was last night. I heard -37 at some place about 1h from Montreal.. not counting the wind chilling factor!
Yeah, and they announce +16 for Saturday, go figure ;)
Oh, for our US friends, -23 Celcius is -9.4 F.
oldmonkey wrote: Yeah but you're weird - complaining about London being too warm in October! ;)
I'd say humid more than warm ;)
But then again, might have been due to the virus I was fighting back then, I have no idea... I'll have to do it again someday, kick New Order in the but and I'll fly over again ;)
Spotnick wrote: And that is at 9 AM, just imagine how cold it was last night. I heard -37 at some place about 1h from Montreal.. not counting the wind chilling factor!
Yeah, and they announce +16 for Saturday, go figure ;)
Oh, for our US friends, -23 Celcius is -9.4 F.
You can see why the Vikings discovered Canada ...
... then fcut off again sharpish. 
NOOLigan wrote: you could always move somewhere warmer. :)
Like Florida.
[though lately the weather's been nothing short of cuckoo with a tiny little ounce of tornados. maybe florida isn't such a good idea. 
i love my state. 
such a fookin' deathtrap between tornados and hurricanes. be glad you don't have that shite.]
Spotnick wrote:
NObabe wrote: What's your summer like then?
In the 30+ in July/August/September
Isn't the State bird of Quebec a mosquito?? 
Steve Lea wrote:
Spotnick wrote:
NObabe wrote: What's your summer like then?
In the 30+ in July/August/September
Isn't the State bird of Quebec a mosquito??
No, that's MY state bird, buddy.
Jeez, you think you've got weather problems...it's 70 degrees outside. In March! 
(I'll get me coat 
)
Oh, the strange girl. F*ck, what's her name again? wrote:
Steve Lea wrote:
Isn't the State bird of Quebec a mosquito??
No, that's MY state bird, buddy.
So you killed the mockingbird did you?
Steve Lea wrote:
Oh, the strange girl. F*ck, what's her name again? wrote:
Steve Lea wrote:
Isn't the State bird of Quebec a mosquito??
No, that's MY state bird, buddy.
So you killed the mockingbird did you?
I love it when people don't quite have a clue about Floridian jokes.
Tsk, tsk, tsk.
Oh, the strange girl. F*ck, what's her name again? wrote:
I love it when people don't quite have a clue about Floridian jokes.
I love it when I don't quite have a clue about Floridian jokes too.. Any Minnesotans want to help me out here?!
Steve Lea wrote:
Spotnick wrote:
NObabe wrote: What's your summer like then?
In the 30+ in July/August/September
Isn't the State bird of Quebec a mosquito??
It's the Harfang des Neiges ;)
Snow Owl in english it seems.
NOOLigan wrote: you could always move somewhere warmer. :)
Easy to say when you speak english, if I wish to live in french, my choices are somewhat limited to France and Belgium ;)
That is if I want to live in Western Civilization that is of course ;)
No wonder there has been a project for 30 years to annex the Turk and Caicos Islands to Canada!
P/S: Florida? Are you crazy? Who can survive those very wet and warm summers?
Spotnick wrote:
NOOLigan wrote: you could always move somewhere warmer. :)
Easy to say when you speak english, if I wish to live in french, my choices are somewhat limited to France and Belgium ;)
That is if I want to live in Western Civilization that is of course ;)
No wonder there has been a project for 30 years to annex the Turk and Caicos Islands to Canada!
P/S: Florida? Are you crazy? Who can survive those very wet and warm summers?
We moved here from Germany with limited English. Yours is more than passable. Otherwise it is Southern France for you.
Spotnick wrote:
NOOLigan wrote: you could always move somewhere warmer. :)
Easy to say when you speak english, if I wish to live in french, my choices are somewhat limited to France and Belgium ;)
That is if I want to live in Western Civilization that is of course ;)
No wonder there has been a project for 30 years to annex the Turk and Caicos Islands to Canada!
P/S: Florida? Are you crazy? Who can survive those very wet and warm summers?
I for one can. I'm a Floridian. Born there. Most likely I'll die there too. I prefer you stay within the comfort of your beloved snow, 'cause we don't get snow here. Except once in a lifetime.
Trust me, compared to tornados for Christmas and hurricanes for Summer Vacation, you have it made. Consider yourselves blessed.
I know, infamous last words. But still.
I've been fortunate to live in several coutries 'round this great big world so I'm luckier than most I suppose.
I do dig the US of A and the variety, and even though everyone here is a twat and our atitude toward the rest of the world is backwards as hell...I'd still stay here.
San Diego Rocks!
kin ell; looks like its freezin or there me old mucker!
Incidently it got to 14c here in the u.k today,well thats wot it said int paper! 
