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This is a simple poll. Selections will magically appear in a minute or two.
The title should have read "Where do you live"
The title should have read "Where do you live"
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Canadian TCS Members: Where Are You From?
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My husband is actually the one from Canada...he was born in Edmonton, Alberta. He's HATING the heat here in Southern California...anytime it's over 70F, he's sweatin' bullets!! POOR GUY!!
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Well, it's cold where I live, but it does get over 70 in the summer. Right now it is 81° and it's 9:30 pm. Edmonton is a bit further north, but it gets over 70 during the summer too.
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How are the blackflies there this year?Originally Posted by Miss Mew
Starting tomorrow my new home will be Sioux Lookout, Ontario!. Gotta love the north!
Ontario here! Born in Toronto, moved to rural Southwestern Ontario as a young child and raised there, and then moved back to Toronto two years ago (love it here in T.O. and plan to stay forever barring anything unforeseen).
Yeah, but not for NINE MONTHS out of the year!!
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That is absosmurfly correct! The number of days we get over 80 are likely less than 15 and warmth overall (in my opinion) probably 3 months (four if we're lucky) I wouldn't mind 9 months of hot weather though. I'd be able to play more softball!!!Originally Posted by RicaLynn
Yeah, but not for NINE MONTHS out of the year!!
Vancouver baby! 24 degrees celcius today.....and beautiful.
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5 of the larger ones are the most visible. Further north there is very little population and less reason for people to know about those areas. We have 10 "provinces" and 3 "territories" and I listed them all. I doubt we'll get any votes from Nunavut, Yukon or NWT. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI are very small.Originally Posted by mferr84
airhead question: are all of those the states that are in Canada? I thought there were only like 5 - in rectangular type square shapes starting at one side of the country going across...
oh my... i need a map
Hahaha, I was gonna vote Nunavut, 'cuz I thought it meant None of It!!!
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LOL!!! I like the sound of that!Originally Posted by RicaLynn
Hahaha, I was gonna vote Nunavut, 'cuz I thought it meant None of It!!!
Oh it's good to know alright...... It's good to know....Originally Posted by mferr84
yea, i looked at a map, i forgot about the northern part and all the islands
i also observed that alberta is shaped similarly to nevada... GTK
Good thread, Ryan.
Both meowy monsters are born and bred Torontonians.
As for me, hmmm... well I was born in Northern Ontario, and currently live in Toronto, but spent most of my formative years in Southern Alberta.
Side note: The men in Alberta are WAY hotter than Toronto men, IMO. Gotta love those Westerners!
As for me, hmmm... well I was born in Northern Ontario, and currently live in Toronto, but spent most of my formative years in Southern Alberta.
Side note: The men in Alberta are WAY hotter than Toronto men, IMO. Gotta love those Westerners!
LOL...TRADE YA!!! (The first thing outta my husband's mouth when I read him this...lol!! Heck, I'll trade ya, too!!)Originally Posted by Hydroaxe
That is absosmurfly correct! The number of days we get over 80 are likely less than 15 and warmth overall (in my opinion) probably 3 months (four if we're lucky) I wouldn't mind 9 months of hot weather though. I'd be able to play more softball!!!
What's IMO mean? Just curious...Originally Posted by vespacat
Good thread, Ryan.Both meowy monsters are born and bred Torontonians.
As for me, hmmm... well I was born in Northern Ontario, and currently live in Toronto, but spent most of my formative years in Southern Alberta.
Side note: The men in Alberta are WAY hotter than Toronto men, IMO. Gotta love those Westerners!
P.S. My husband's LOVIN' this thread!!! LOL!!
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Okay, but I don't want to trade until the middle of October.
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Jenn thinks that Alberta men are the kind she ogles over the most, hence "IMO" standing for "I May Ogle"
It means "In My Opinion". Glad to hear he's loving the thread!
