| Furball - Oct-07-2004 server time |
| He was just kidding. I think he would have sued if that ever happened. However, I have seen a few kids get plummeted by snow one time. Kind of funny actually |
| Fuzzy_Fox - Oct-07-2004 server time |
| How long were you buried in the snow for when the snow plow went by? Citrix can't give you anything other than Law Eth notes though |
| Furball - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| Ya, believe it or not, Christmas is MUCH worse than back to school. Everyone wants a computer and they want THE BEST DEAL out there. And most of the time, they are cranky, so it kind of puts a hinder on your day. And my hours are increased, which kind of blows because alot of school stuff goes on then. Well, I hope this year we get more computer staff for that season (Because I need to study for exams |
| Red Squirrel - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| Haha yeah that must suck since it gets so busy. Walmart is just as bad. I actually was at the cash behind someone that did their groceries at wal-mart. |
| Furball - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| My summer was probably 1 WEEK. When I went to the cottage for the whole week. August does not qualify as summer because I had to work ALL THROUGH it. Darn back to school shoppers |
| Red Squirrel - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| I bet you did not get snow yet. We did. |
| Murray - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| YAY summer is the best man ... its still summer like here in Hamilton |
| Red Squirrel - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| Yeah we had a summer, I was at camp for part of it, but I worked so missed most of it.... actually I think I was not working then... I forget, I just know we had a 2 week summer. One day was even pretty hot +25, and they said we were the hottest city in Canada for that day. |
| Furball - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| Summer? There was a summer? Hmmm, I don't recall. All I remember was a patch of blueberries and ALOT of rain afterwards. Oh, and lightning. My comp went out 3 times this summer |
| Red Squirrel - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| We just have some weird winds which explains polen falling from the sky all year round. Actually our summer lasted a full 2 weeks this year which I think is record breaking. |
| Furball - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| You should know Murray. You lived here for 19 years |
| Murray - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| lol isnt it white in Timmins all winter??? guess u wont be goin to school all winter ... hope u pass |
| Furball - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| Ya, I've had my fair share of snow day angers. One time, I took the city bus all the way to school and I was about to get off at the sportsplex when a girl from my class was getting on and she said: "Ya, they're sending everyone home, so I'd stay on the bus". Ya, we don't get many snowdays in college. It's more of YOUR CHOICE to go or not, depending on whether it would be safe to do so. Mind u, I'm not going to class if all I see outside is white. I'll get my notes online thanks. GOD BLESS YOU CITRIX! |
| Murray - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| arrrg no not snow removal ... i remember standing outside my driveway waiting for the bus and a snow plow came and buried me in snow. I had to wait there until my parents got home and i missed school. |
| Red Squirrel - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| I wonder if there's actually snow days in college, I hope so, since those are so fun. Problem is, it's not like my school where I do a 5 minute walk, find out school's out, then walk back home. I'd have to take the bus there then back. |
| Furball - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| Ya. Snow removal is half decent here (Except when they wake you up at 2 in the morning |
| Red Squirrel - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| Hahaha, City of Timmins worker: "hmm if I put this missle inside this snow blower..." 2 other workers: "ok, we'll watch" We probably have a bigger snow removal line of equipment then Canada has a military. |
| Furball - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| LOL. Ya. I think if a tank ever came in Timmins, the people driving it would freeze to death. We'd be like: "Should have worn a parka and a touque". And I think they would never stand a chance against our allies: The snow removal machines! |
| Red Squirrel - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| haha I would like to see tanks trying to get in here, especially Timmins. Either they would get stuck in snow, or cave in a sink hole. |
| Furball - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| LOL, what a good comparison. But then again? Who would attack Canada? I mean, that's just pitiful. Besides, I think a missile would freeze open entry from the United States border. We fight missiles with blizzards |
| Red Squirrel - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| Haha true. If iraq attacks us the US will come to our rescue, if the US attacks us, Iraq will come to our rescue. |
| Furball - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| Ya. I wonder why he was EVEN elected. So far, whenever a BUSH was elected, a war was ALSO elected. Well, I guess their slogan should be, "VOTE BUSH AND GO TO WAR!". Kind of makes me feel happy to be a Canadian. People love us more! |
| Red Squirrel - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| haha yeah I heard of that, it's hilarious. |
| Furball - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| Ever see Letterman? They make good burns about Bush. I was watching it one time and the title comes up with the american flag and it says: "GEORGE BUSH CAUGHT LYING" Then it shows actual footage of George Bush at the podium in a hawaiin shirt. He gets up and says: "Hello, IT'S GREAT TO BE HERE" then it just ends there. Hehehe, what a burn. Gotta love it when polititians words are used against them in a humerous way |
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| Furball - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| LMFAO! IN YOUR FACE BUSH!!!! That'll teach him to keep his mouth shut in front of the kiddies |
| Red Squirrel - Oct-06-2004 server time |
| George Bush visits an elementary school and sits in on one of the classes, which is in the middle of a discussion on words and their meaning. The teacher asks Mr. Bush if he would like to lead the discussion of the word "tragedy". So, the illustrious leader asks the class for an example of a"tragedy". One little boy stands up and offers: "If my best friend, who lives on a farm, is playing in the field and a runaway tractor comes along and knocks him dead, that would be a tragedy." "That's wrong", Bush shouts. "That would be considered an accident." A little girl raises her hand: "If a school bus carrying 50 children drove over a cliff, killing everyone inside, that would be a tragedy." "You are completely incorrect", shouts the President. "That would be what we would consider a great loss." The room goes silent. No other children volunteer. Bush searches the room. "Isn't there someone here who can give me an example of a tragedy?" Finally at the back of the room a small boy raises his hand. In a quiet voice he says: "If a plane carrying President George Bush were struck by a missile and blown to smithereens, that would be a tragedy." "Fantastic!", exclaims Bush. "You are absolutely right. Can you tell me why that would be a tragedy?" "Well ...", says the boy, "it sure as hell wouldn't be a great loss, and it probably wouldn't be an accident either!" |