I'm Sorry Canada, North Dakota and All Cold Places

It was a lot colder yesterday... -15-20 F... God damn! Sorry about the pic, it's from my cell.
 

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We call these temperatures here in Canada 'Winter'... And it finally came this year... Just wish I had more snow and less ice to go play out in. I took my garbage out tonight in -20 C. This is my first winter with the TE and I must say its a beast in the snow. Hands down best handling (snow) vehicle I've had, and that includes 2 Subarus, 2 Jeeps, Bronco,....etc.
 
Hey 2014 Runner/Dimitri,

This is a family forum. I would appreciate it, and I am sure there are other members that would too, if you could hold back on the blasphemy here on our forum.

Thanks,

Reata/John
 
Not all of Canada is cold. Here on Vancouver Island it's 40F and cloudy, and we don't even have enough snow in the mountains for our ski resort to open.
 
Not all of Canada is cold. Here on Vancouver Island it's 40F and cloudy, and we don't even have enough snow in the mountains for our ski resort to open.

Lol we have a friend staying with us from Ontario that had never been to BC (westcoast of BC ) every morning they wake up and look outside and can't believe it.
 
Shhhhh, you will mess up our stereotyping down here.
I was pouring maple syrup on my bacon and drinking a beer while watching the hockey game when I read this then saw a polar bear wearing a tuque go by.

+1. Next thing he'll tell us is they don't talk funny.
I don't know what you're talking aboot, eh?

Lol we have a friend staying with us from Ontario that had never been to BC (westcoast of BC ) every morning they wake up and look outside and can't believe it.
I miss the west coast so much. Used to live in White Rock and could walk down to the corner of my street and see the ocean. Wish I could afford to live there again.
 
I was pouring maple syrup on my bacon and drinking a beer while watching the hockey game when I read this then saw a polar bear wearing a tuque go by.

Well, when I was reading this I said to my cousin/wife "Honey, go out past the outhouse down to the creek and get the washin' befor it rains hear?" "We got to git out of the holler to go deliver the moonshine so we can buy our 13 young'ins a new flat screen!"
 
You meant to say "crick" right? Is that Duelling Banjos I hear playing in the background?


Nah, up here we just call it bacon. Kind of like Chinese people call it food, not Chinese food :D

Oops, my bad. Excuse me while I go brush my tooth...er, teeth. Yes, toothpaste was invented here in WV. If it was invented anywhere else it would have been called teethpaste. Stereotypes - gotta love 'em.
 
Thank god for Nafta, or free trade, which allowed for the maple bacon ....
 

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<-oil field electrician in Edmonton, Alberta. They wouldn't even consider sending us home until it hits -40°c. Pretty nice day out right now @ -17°c, balmy even.

They'd have us running around outside CFB Cold Lake down to -40 as well. Wind chill never counted, since us folks in the green clothes had little entrenching tools to dig shelter into the permafrost with.

I need to dig up pictures, but at about -30 we needed to lube our C1A1's with light diesel fuel (or run totally dry) rather than CLP, since that stuff basically turned solid and would lock the breech blocks up into the carrier.
 
Hey 2014 Runner/Dimitri,

This is a family forum. I would appreciate it, and I am sure there are other members that would too, if you could hold back on the blasphemy here on our forum.

Thanks,

Reata/John

Hmm, there's actually nothing that says that in the forum rules. If you have a problem with a post then report it and let the moderators decide what to do since that's their job.

Forum rules are here if you're curious http://www.toyota-4runner.org/new-m...r-org-new-members-please-read.html#post442413
 
They'd have us running around outside CFB Cold Lake down to -40 as well. Wind chill never counted, since us folks in the green clothes had little entrenching tools to dig shelter into the permafrost with.

I need to dig up pictures, but at about -30 we needed to lube our C1A1's with light diesel fuel (or run totally dry) rather than CLP, since that stuff basically turned solid and would lock the breech blocks up into the carrier.
I was out at Foster Creek last year pulling cable through the worst of it, definitely feel your pain.
 

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