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debiharper

Feb 16th 2006 4:24 am

Re: four seasons in Canada

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Originally Posted by iaink

Sucks for you, its my favourite time of year, we are just down the road in the great scheme of things and we get the benefit to various degrees for at least a month, usually two.

my view
down the road
desktop?

WOW what a georgous view to have. one day

dbd33

Feb 16th 2006 4:32 am

Re: four seasons in Canada

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Originally Posted by debiharper

I love your dog. He/She must be impossible to keep clean.

Thank you. Yes, it's a battle. Lots of this needed...

sam/stu

Feb 16th 2006 4:36 am

Re: four seasons in Canada

And the four seasons on this side of the pond :D
Jan- Cold rain
Feb - Cold rain
March - Rain warming up
April - 'April Showers' need I add
May - Changeable rain
June - Warm rain
July - Too bloody hot and torrrential hot rain Hose pipe ban :confused: !!!!
Aug - Ditto
Sept - Changeable rain
October - Rain cooling down
November - Rain getting colder
December - Rain bloody freezing

Souvenir

Feb 16th 2006 4:45 am

Re: four seasons in Canada

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Originally Posted by dbd33

Thank you. Yes, it's a battle. Lots of this needed...

Erm. Oh, never mind.

JezHarper

Feb 16th 2006 4:47 am

Re: four seasons in Canada

Quote:

Originally Posted by dbd33

Thank you. Yes, it's a battle. Lots of this needed...

Hmmm, are you sure you wanted to post that picture? :eek:

dbd33

Feb 16th 2006 4:50 am

Re: four seasons in Canada

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Originally Posted by JezHarper

Hmmm, are you sure you wanted to post that picture? :eek:

I thought it cute but it seems too much. I'll remove it.

Souvenir

Feb 16th 2006 4:55 am

Re: four seasons in Canada

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Originally Posted by dbd33

I thought it cute but it seems too much. I'll remove it.

It was cute, just a couple of degree off squeeky-clean cute.

<chuckles at new screensaver>

dbd33

Feb 16th 2006 5:02 am

Re: four seasons in Canada

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Originally Posted by Souvenir

It was cute, just a couple of degree off squeeky-clean cute.

<chuckles at new screensaver>

Oh. That was easily the most innocent of the naked-woman-with-dog pictures.

debiharper

Feb 16th 2006 5:09 am

Re: four seasons in Canada

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Originally Posted by dbd33

Oh. That was easily the most innocent of the naked-woman-with-dog pictures.

Your dog looked bigger in the mud than it did in the bath or have you jut got a big bath :) What breed of dog is it?

Souvenir

Feb 16th 2006 5:17 am

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Originally Posted by dbd33

Oh. That was easily the most innocent of the naked-woman-with-dog pictures.

<Picks up phone. Dials Humane Society. No Answer. Dials Hustler>

Piff Poff

Feb 16th 2006 7:31 am

Re: four seasons in Canada

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Originally Posted by debiharper

Just wondering if there is actualy four seasons in Canada.Im getting the impression from other threads that there is just summer and winter. What is the real story?

Albertans say: Construction and winter :D

Steve_P

Feb 16th 2006 9:02 am

Re: four seasons in Canada

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Originally Posted by Piff Poff

Albertans say: Construction and winter :D

Yup, and today is winter. It'll be back to construction tomorrow. :D

Calgary, Red Deer, Edmonton Forecasts.:)

Cheers
Steve

dbd33

Feb 16th 2006 11:35 am

Re: four seasons in Canada

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Originally Posted by debiharper

Your dog looked bigger in the mud than it did in the bath or have you jut got a big bath :) What breed of dog is it?

The pictures were months apart but yes, he shrinks when wet. He's half Golden Retriever, half Poodle. what they call a Doodle here.

Piff Poff

Feb 16th 2006 2:34 pm

Re: four seasons in Canada

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Originally Posted by Hangman

Yup, and today is winter. It'll be back to construction tomorrow. :D

Calgary, Red Deer, Edmonton Forecasts.:)

Cheers
Steve

Oooh your so right! The radio has announced that tonight they advise against sticking your tongue to metal posts....Not a pastime I would usually participate in but it does make you wonder how many people went outside to try it and are now waiting the balmy temperatures of -10 forcast tomorrow for their tongues to defrost, not fun shovelling snow today, thankfully there wasn't much :D

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