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one of my favorites
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Nice Pair....
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i like pears!
Originally Posted by Doug Lockhart
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hey did dug!!
i was just reading about lu 488 in edmonton, 10,000 members!!!!!!!!!!!!
holy krapp batman!
i am impressed.
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Ten thousand guys in ONE city? In Canada? Take off!
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one of my favorites
That would be TWO of my favorites...or would that be FOUR of my favorites????
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hoserr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!UOTE=timebuilder;4446622]Ten thousand guys in ONE city? In Canada? Take off![/QUOTE]
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Fer shure eh!!
You gotta remember they are the feeder for Fort McMurray....
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brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
Fort McMurray has a borderline humid continental climate (Koppen climate classification Dfb, just above a subarctic climate), with long, very cold winters and fairly warm but short summers. The town lies at a lower elevation than most other parts of Alberta, so under the right conditions it can be a 'hot spot' for Alberta or even all of Canada (as in April 1980 when its daily mean temperature of 10.0°C was unsurpassed by any other Canadian station). Temperatures average -19°C in winter with the lowest recorded -50.6°C, (-58°F).[6] In July temperatures average 17°C, with the highest recorded being 37°C in August.[6] Its annual precipitation amounts to 455.5 millimetres (17.9 in) and falls mainly in the summer months, its snowfall is 155.8 centimetres (61.3 in)[6] and appears within a range of 5 to 7 months.
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Boy, I guess I screwed the pooch on that one, eh? I'm forgetting my Canadian geography...
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Two tradesmen that left me in 2001 went up there and the FIRST year they were there they both made a little bit over $250,000.00/yr ea.!!!!!! The price of oil is on the way up.....EVERY project shelved 2 years ago is being restarted by Suncor, Syncrude, Esso, Shell, CNRL and PetroCanada....remember guys this is the LARGEST known reserve of oil in the WORLD....
The three biggest problems in FMcMoney are booze, coke and crystal meth....not the weather...
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I could take the cold for a quarter mil a year.
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I was thinking the same thing!
That's 231,776.52 USD. Where do i sign?
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that would buy alot of cornbread pancakes.
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Good morning, Bret and everyone!
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