... I knew I should've worked from the home office today
Hey Ian, just take it cool and relax with the stash you found. 
Troy, aptly put with the 3 categories you mentioned. I guess all of us G / Z guys are in that 4th category, right?
Troy, aptly put with the 3 categories you mentioned. I guess all of us G / Z guys are in that 4th category, right?
Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
This must be the same storm that is supposed to hit us tomorrow afternoon and Saturday. When it's storming hard tomorrow, it wouldn't surprise me one bit if our daughter decides it is a good time to be born. 
.What are friends for
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From: Rothesay, New Brunswick, Canada
Originally Posted by GEE35X
Shane don't worry bro, if the weather is bad and the labor starts, just get on line and we will try and talk you through it .
What are friends for .
.What are friends for
. Btw, how much snow have you guys gotten up in GTA?
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From: Toronto, GTA north
Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
Awesome, thanks Wayne. Your number is now programmed into my speed dial!
Btw, how much snow have you guys gotten up in GTA?
Btw, how much snow have you guys gotten up in GTA?
.....you know Toronto
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Originally Posted by BigG
Jesus man, it's awful out there! The worst part is that the conditions aren't that bad. What make them bad is the three categories of drivers. First you have the ones that think its a nice summer day - which quickly turns into one of the many accidents we have outside right now. The second is the type that thinks it is so dangerous, that if you drive faster than 3KM/H you might die. Finally you have the morons that, as soon as snow hits the street, immediately forget the rules of the road...such as stop signs, right of way, red lights and, my favorite....THE FACT THAT THERE ARE TWO F***** LANES ON THE STREET! MUST YOU DRIVE RIGHT IN THE F***** MIDDLE OF THE STREET?????????????????????? some of us DO know how to drive in these conditions, a**holes
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as I'm sure you can tell, I just got home from driving out of downtown. And I'm glad I take my frustration out on my keyboard and not on the road, like some others I witnessed today.
Troy
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as I'm sure you can tell, I just got home from driving out of downtown. And I'm glad I take my frustration out on my keyboard and not on the road, like some others I witnessed today.
Troy
Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
Yeah, go figure we get a sh!tload of snow after I sell it. 
You'll make it to the hospital or Wayne can talk you through it all. We'll probably have a few more dumps between now and April.
No sense in the QX sitting there depreciating most of the time.
Originally Posted by inTgr8r
Well that was easy
The drive was 5 min faster than normal.
Glad I waited... there was nobody on the road!
The drive was 5 min faster than normal.
Glad I waited... there was nobody on the road!
Power lines are down all over our area, my power just came back on and one of the main highways is closed due to the power lines down along the highway. We have all our lanterns and candles ready in case it goes off again.
It figures my wife is on call all night and she has to work out of town tomorrow.
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From: Toronto, GTA north
Originally Posted by GEE35X
That's great you made it home safe and sound.
Power lines are down all over our area, my power just came back on and one of the main highways is closed due to the power lines down along the highway. We have all our lanterns and candles ready in case it goes off again.
It figures my wife is on call all night and she has to work out of town tomorrow.
Power lines are down all over our area, my power just came back on and one of the main highways is closed due to the power lines down along the highway. We have all our lanterns and candles ready in case it goes off again.
It figures my wife is on call all night and she has to work out of town tomorrow.
Wow, from 15 minutes to more than 3 hours??? Mines was a bit better...went from normally 45 minutes to 3 hours.
I just saw on the news that some people actually abandoned their cars in the middle of the road because they ran out of gas. Ironically, the only good thing about all this was I could pull into a gas station without having to wait.
I just saw on the news that some people actually abandoned their cars in the middle of the road because they ran out of gas. Ironically, the only good thing about all this was I could pull into a gas station without having to wait.
Time to admire a X ....
Took me 2hr 45 mins to go home on a 1 hr drive...
Yet the worst part was: I was drifting down the banked road on DVP southbound right below the spanbridge. Glad that the people behind me notice that and stopped... I was basically facing the guardrail and moving horizontally with VDC off (with it on, I can't do anything but to see my car sliding down the banked road once I let go the brakes) - in an attempt to keep my car from sliding down to the bottom of the banked road and move out of the icy area..... Mind you that I have dedicated snow tires on.
There were more than 5 accidents in a short 10kms stretch of the DVP that I passed.
Thank God that I came home safe.
Took me 2hr 45 mins to go home on a 1 hr drive...
Yet the worst part was: I was drifting down the banked road on DVP southbound right below the spanbridge. Glad that the people behind me notice that and stopped... I was basically facing the guardrail and moving horizontally with VDC off (with it on, I can't do anything but to see my car sliding down the banked road once I let go the brakes) - in an attempt to keep my car from sliding down to the bottom of the banked road and move out of the icy area..... Mind you that I have dedicated snow tires on.
There were more than 5 accidents in a short 10kms stretch of the DVP that I passed.
Thank God that I came home safe.