Why Do I Live in Ottawa - Page 2

Aquila · 02-06-2007, 09:07 PM

didn't you get really bad snow in december in BC?

Dionysus_PSI · 02-07-2007, 10:02 PM

"didn't you get really bad snow in december in BC?" I believe they did, and there was a huge panic beacouse they are used to rain! and lots of it!

Dave you are a silly hockey hoser up in ottawa...wait aren't you from TO? *tries to remember*... Man it's bad enough here on the other side of the province, and I'm working as an electrician so I'm outside ALL THE TIME, and for extended periods of time... It really sucks. Highway21 North has been closed for 4 days now, thus we haven't been able to do any work north of here at all.

The wind makes it all the worse... Last night it was -40c after windchill. BURRR... Gotta get a new Toque too.

*huddles near the heater* :P

Dave · 02-08-2007, 11:45 PM

I'm from TO, but I moved to Ottawa for university, where in Ontario are you?

Yea BC got a ton of snow in December (they usually don't get much at all) meanwhile there was barely any (if any) snow in eastern Canada until the second week of January.

Dionysus_PSI · 02-11-2007, 11:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave

I'm from TO, but I moved to Ottawa for university, where in Ontario are you?

Yea BC got a ton of snow in December (they usually don't get much at all) meanwhile there was barely any (if any) snow in eastern Canada until the second week of January.

I'm from Goderich (Hour north of Stratford, hour and a half north of London), on the coast of Lake Huron. However I went to College in Oakville (which I'm sure you know from living in TO is between Missisauga and Burlington). My Girlfriend is actually from TO and still lives there (when she isen't in Oakville for school). Boooooo long distance. But I loves her lol.

Yeah we had a ****load of snow over the last week, all last week Highway-21 North from here was closed. All the highschool kids were real happy, they had a week without classes.

Weather is ALLWAYS at least twice as bad here as it is in Toronto lol.

...you know I do remmeber that you are from TO now that I think about it lol...

Cheers,
Dion.

Interslicery · 02-12-2007, 01:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave

Its ****ing minus 39 degrees outside, with heavy winds... and I have to walk to school.

Seriously I might die.

suck it up princess

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02-07-2007, 10:02 PM	#22 (permalink)
Dionysus_PSI Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Canada Age: 23 Posts: 72 Rep Power: 4	"didn't you get really bad snow in december in BC?" I believe they did, and there was a huge panic beacouse they are used to rain! and lots of it! Dave you are a silly hockey hoser up in ottawa...wait aren't you from TO? tries to remember... Man it's bad enough here on the other side of the province, and I'm working as an electrician so I'm outside ALL THE TIME, and for extended periods of time... It really sucks. Highway21 North has been closed for 4 days now, thus we haven't been able to do any work north of here at all. The wind makes it all the worse... Last night it was -40c after windchill. BURRR... Gotta get a new Toque too. huddles near the heater :P

02-08-2007, 11:45 PM	#23 (permalink)
Dave Former FFExtreme Owner Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Ottawa Age: 22 Posts: 706 Rep Power: 6	I'm from TO, but I moved to Ottawa for university, where in Ontario are you? Yea BC got a ton of snow in December (they usually don't get much at all) meanwhile there was barely any (if any) snow in eastern Canada until the second week of January.