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Yreogh Family Member Joined: 12.12.2004 Posts: 1053  | Posted: 15 Jul 2006 15:36 Subject: I'm relatively sure Drah knew that DeBurr was loyal. Considering he said earlier that if he weren't a novice, he'd help, when I was joking about attacking her. | ||
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Jahara Family Friend Joined: 01.07.2005 Posts: 598 | Posted: 16 Jul 2006 17:54 Subject: I've found out that when you need help with neat tricks on Nexus or whatever...there are two people to ask. Avian, or Drahkuna. Avian knows right away, and Drahkuna knows people who know other people who know what to do. | ||
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Arota Council Member Joined: 11.05.2005 Posts: 1667 | Posted: 17 Jul 2006 04:51 Subject: ...Drahk has connections! Mweheehee. I'm sorry, I don't know why I find that funny. It's either lack of sleep, lack of food, or excesive amounts of heat. Or all three at once. | ||
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| Jahara Family Friend Joined: 01.07.2005 Posts: 598 | Posted: 18 Jul 2006 03:57 Subject: You live in Canada, how hot can it get? | ||
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| Arota Council Member Joined: 11.05.2005 Posts: 1667 | Posted: 18 Jul 2006 16:04 Subject: When you're used to -50 celcius, +40 is boiling. (That's -58 and 104 farenheit , for all you silly people not using a sensible temperature scale) | ||
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Indiana Council Member Joined: 06.12.2004 Posts: 867 | Posted: 18 Jul 2006 18:24 Subject: -blink- Umm .. I never knew people could actually live at -50 o.O | ||
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Avian Council Member Joined: 12.12.2004 Posts: 1124 | Posted: 19 Jul 2006 07:11 Subject: Obviously, Canada is the natural habitat for the Abominable Snowman. | ||
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| Yreogh Family Member Joined: 12.12.2004 Posts: 1053 | Posted: 19 Jul 2006 13:14 Subject: Cept he shaves in the summer. I didn't realize it got that warm in Cannuck territory. It's like, 105 without the heat inde today. | ||
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| Arota Council Member Joined: 11.05.2005 Posts: 1667 | Posted: 19 Jul 2006 15:47 Subject: Mmm, most of the rest of Canada is a little more gentle on the temperature scale (IE, they have a 60 or 70 degree celcius spread, not 90) but I'm on the flat part...so no mountains to block the cold winds, no trees to filter out the heat. Plus we tend to regularly get doughts, so that makes it REALLY hot and REALLY cold. Droughts in winter? Are no fun, let me tell you. Clouds in winter keep some of the heat in. When there's no clouds, all that heat escapes, so you have dry cold. And Indi, it is possible to live in -50. It's called stay in the heated house unless you absolutely have to leave, and then bundle yourself up to look like a cold Invisible Man. The sad part is, I'm less than a days drive from the American border. | ||
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| Jahara Family Friend Joined: 01.07.2005 Posts: 598 | Posted: 19 Jul 2006 21:38 Subject: I went to Canada once in december. Went up a mountain, saw a bunch of hot snowboarders, used weird money to buy hot cocoa, and got to play in the snow! But it still wasn't that cold. | ||
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