Jay

lol good guess but no. French Immersion school in Manitoba.

That could be too, the 70’s was a looong time ago. I’d imagine there’s more than a few variations too

We used to have to sing that, and “Oh Canada” every morning at school when I was little, although we had our own rendition…

This land Is my land and only my land,

I’ve got a shotgun and you don’t got one,

So if you don’t get off I’ll blow your head off,

This land is mine and only mine,

Pretty much, if you let them know you’re there you’re just making more work for yourself when you gotta chase them down.

I prefer quick meals too over having to waste time and effort lol! I’d just prefer to stay off the menu.

Problem is they pay people to be smart for them. Most of them are just selfish dumbasses.

Yup, Not many people get the opportunity to see one up close and live to tell about it, unless there’s something REALLY solid in between them. Like that Nat Geo guy in the cage. https://youtu.be/U-S4NbX5IYE They’re absolutely terrifying up close…

They don’t typically roar tho, unless they’re fighting or f…uh screwing. And they’re not scared of anything.

I think the painting shows the largest they’ve found, not the norm. It’s like showing Robert Wadlow (The tallest guy in the world at 8 ft 11.1 in (2.72 m) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Wadlow) to show the size of humans. Yes we can get that large, but it’s an extreme example.

They’re northern Hemisphere, not Antarctica. We have them in our province (Manitoba), but yes they’re big. On average tho not quite as big as the painting there shows.

Electrickery.

Too bad they weren’t known for pants, the Puma Pants Company would have loved to sponsor her.

They already make them, they’re called a Sarco pod

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarco_pod

ya it’s not “old van stuck to the side of the house” bad, but it’s still pretty rough, especially if you see it in person. It looks kinda straight in the pic, in real life tho it’s pretty far off. I can’t get a better pic of it because of the two massive maples and a pine tree that hide a lot of the house.

Ya I’m sure to a lot of people there is. To me though, dead is dead whatever the cause. Unless they were murdered by the next door neighbors who somehow got off on the charges, I wouldn’t be too worried about it.

It’s funny to even look at in my opinion… He did the work the absolute laziest way possible. You can still see the old roofline (complete with shingles) of the old porch sticking out of the wall. But the place cost less than the property was worth, so that kind of evens things out lol

lol that sounds pretty bad. It’s hard to say which is the worst thing done to this place… maybe the fact that he lowered the roof after a fire from an actual 2 storey house to a 1 1/2 storey, and completely built over the porch (porch roof and all, which is still up there under the rest of the house. The porch doesn’t even have a proper foundation and he added a lot of weight to it, so now that corner of my place shifts with the seasons, making my front door jam sometimes, and pop open on it’s own other times.

When he died nobody knew for a while after, so at least I did get new flooring out of the deal. Problem is whoever did the flooring wasn’t much better at carpentry than he was… :/

Never understood the issue some people have with living in a house where someone died in. I’m sitting 4 feet away from where the previous owner of this house died, and the only spooky shit here is the half assed work the guy did to the place when he was still around.

Some people should not be allowed to have a hammer.

I think they mean a cam that doesn’t need to be plugged in through usb to work, like an ip camera.

Speed I’m bilingual in, I’m old enough to remember when we changed from miles to km and watching the road signs gradually get replaced. Manitoba also runs a grid pattern on roads throughout a lot of the southern province, having at least a gravel/dirt road nearly every mile, so you kinda grow up with that burned into your brain.

Temp wise, C all the way. Fahrenheit totally screws me up. I know 70 is around room temp but beyond that I need to convert it for my simple brain to understand.

And know how to use one. I’ve seen a few videos now of people comparing cutting tools and using a reciprocating saw wrong. This is how to use one properly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fpKaYRjAvU

They would certainly try. Something like that would have to be decentralized to make it far.