Ebay bargain

Came across this while rummaging if only I had some spare cash (never going to happen with Xmas coming)
http://www.ebay.ie/itm/BLOCCO-MOTOR...603782?hash=item4659d15d06:g:Z6QAAOSwEzxYQH9U

 

[Steve Best]

I couldn't remember the word for power, ironic, eh?
And I cannot find a scharfes or an umlaut anywhere on the keyboard.
Every now and then my keyboard slips into French-Canadian mode. Darn annoying.
Not that there is anything wrong with French Canada...

 

[CrazyDan]

I couldn't remember the word for power, ironic, eh?
And I cannot find a scharfes or an umlaut anywhere on the keyboard.
Every now and then my keyboard slips into French-Canadian mode. Darn annoying.
Not that there is anything wrong with French Canada...

Nothing wrong with French Canada if you enjoy vast frozen nothingness

 

[Steve Best]

Ce n'est pas vrai!
Canada is french from one end to the other.
From the Jackatars of Newfoundland to the Metis of the prairie to the hard rock mining camps of BC and Yukon.
I lived in Val-d'Or where it was -40c and we had outdoor winter Carnival with tarte au sucre and feves.
Here in Nova Scotia we have Des Acadiens whose descendants are connected to the Cajuns of the American South.
Far from nothingness, it is everythingness!
However at this moment, it is in fact frozen...

 

[CrazyDan]

Looking at a population density map, other than the few large cities near the border it's mostly nothingness. Especially the majority of the north. Only thing to hear you scream up there would be moose, caribou and maybe a yeti.

 

[Street Ryderz]

Yes a fraction of the population compared to U.S,but still people everywhere even where some maps show nothing there is little towns and rural communities everywhere! Even when I think im deep in the bush and far from anyone or thing bam someone comes out of nowhere!hey hows it going eh? wtf ???

 

[zippinaround]

Ce n'est pas vrai!
Canada is french from one end to the other.
From the Jackatars of Newfoundland to the Metis of the prairie to the hard rock mining camps of BC and Yukon.
I lived in Val-d'Or where it was -40c and we had outdoor winter Carnival with tarte au sucre and feves.
Here in Nova Scotia we have Des Acadiens whose descendants are connected to the Cajuns of the American South.
Far from nothingness, it is everythingness!
However at this moment, it is in fact frozen...

I'm sure i have french canadian relatives , you ever hear of gatineau park? well there is a lake there with the same surname as me "mulvihill lake" actually a pretty funny story to how it got its name . But that snow! i dont think i could deal with that cold its 8 degrees C here and i think its cold.

 

[Steve Best]

Looking at a population density map, other than the few large cities near the border it's mostly nothingness. Especially the majority of the north. Only thing to hear you scream up there would be moose, caribou and maybe a yeti.

Just cuz people don't live there doesn't mean its nothing.
Most of my favourite places are where people don't live...

 

[CrazyDan]

You sure know how to make nothing look good .

 

[zippinaround]

Just cuz people don't live there doesn't mean its nothing.
Most of my favourite places are where people don't live...

Couldn't agree more and likewise most of my least favourite places are highly populated !

 

[CrazyDan]

Sometimes I putt my way up to forest falls, CA a few miles away to enjoy the tranquility. Just sit below the waterfall drinking beer and smoking bud while listening to the water dance over the rocks as birds chirp.