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Originally Posted by Blitz
(Post 6557167)
Toronto's is probably less colder than New York or Chicago. If your talking about the upper parts of Quebec, sure but not many people live there. It would be equivalent for you guys to the number of people that live in Montana or wyoming.
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How do you explain the verbal tic; "eh" then, Mr. Blitz? People say that all the time in Canada and, as we all know, it is an interrogatory designed to test for the knowledge as to whether or not the person to whom you are speaking is frozen to death.
Anyhow, I love Wyoming and Montana, Mr. Blitz. I have family and many friends in Cody, so I've spent a great deal of time there. And, I can attest to the fact that, in the winter months, you can literally freeze your ass completely off. There are many people who have. In fact, if you're out walking on the street or going to the mall or waiting in line for a movie and you see a guy with no ass, you can be pretty darn certain that he froze it off at some point.
I'm just not crazy about hanging out in sub-zero temperatures for no reason. It's funny, but I feel differently about it if or when I have something to do, though. Hunting, for example. Or skiing. Maybe it's because I prepare better and dress for the temperatures. Nevertheless, just living and doing normal things in frigid cold doesn't really do it for me. I much prefer a beach in southern climes.
If I had the freedom, I would spend one-third of the year in the Caribbean or somewhere similar and one-third in a mountainous region.
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