[Dana]

I personally think she is drinking beer with the polar bears again...I heard candians do that too....hope she's not topless..lol

[Hunny]

Tad bit nipply...Eh?

[WishIWasThere]

Im laughing so much it woke the sleeping baby on my lap.. You guys made my day!

Oh I wouldn't suggest sunbathing with suspenders, can you imagine how weird the tan lines would be.. Kind of like a girl I knew who had a halter top bikini and fell asleep on the beach, took her a month to even out the tan.

[Hunny]

Ok no suspenders. How about the boots, jeans and pasties? Yeah real lumberjackie like.

[llama]

Originally Posted by MickeyMcFizzle

Or ice fishing. She could be icefishing.
We also enjoy igloo building and dogsledding.
lol

Don't forget the moose races.... and the beaver pitching...

(We have to be kind to Americans McFizzy - you know that they taught us that at school. - they'll believe anything )

No - I do not have suspender strap marks. And playing with the polar bears at this time of year is not advisable - they're so cranky after daylight savings time kicks in.

[Hunny]

Originally Posted by llama

Don't forget the moose races.... and the beaver pitching....

Ok one word.... OUCH!!! Beaver pitching.....lol

[llama]

Originally Posted by Hunny

Ok one word.... OUCH!!! Beaver pitching.....lol

It depends on the beaver.

[Peppertink]

Originally Posted by llama

It depends on the beaver.

I'll just leave that one alone.

[llama]

Originally Posted by Peppertink

I'll just leave that one alone.

Extremely astute of you.

[Peppertink]

Originally Posted by llama

Extremely astute of you.

Sooooo......are ya gonna continue?

[Experiment6-2-6]

Originally Posted by Peppertink

Sooooo......are ya gonna continue?

I think she's involved elsewhere in snow rage..

Guns and fists as "snow rage" erupts

QUEBEC CITY, Quebec (Reuters) - Although Canada is one of the snowiest countries in the world, a series of violent "snow rage" incidents reveal that even the locals have their limits.

Police in the French-speaking province of Quebec said on Wednesday that people were fighting over snow clearing and even parking spaces.

Recent Canadian winters have been mild but this one looks set to break all-time records for snow. One storm last weekend dumped 23 inches on the capital Ottawa and 19 inches on Quebec City, which has already received 210 inches this year.

Quebec City police said they had been called to a dozen violent disputes about snow from one property ending up on someone else's. The drifts outside some houses are 12 feet and higher.

Last Sunday, a man in an upscale Quebec City neighborhood became so upset a woman from a snow removal service was putting snow on his yard that he shouted at her and then took a shovel and hit the window of the vehicle she was driving.

"The woman apologized and returned to work ... a bit later the man opened his garage door and emerged with a shotgun, pointed it at the ground and looked at her in a threatening way," said police spokeswoman Catherine Viel.

Police arrested the man, who will be charged with negligent use of a firearm, and seized a total of 13 weapons from his home. Viel said snow-related fights were unusually common.

"It's happened particularly often this year ... you have to be used to snow if you live in Quebec but it's been a bit extreme this year. People are fed up," she said.

In Montreal, police said a man had produced a toy gun during a heated dispute Sunday between two drivers over a rare parking space. He may face weapons charges.

[llama]

Originally Posted by Experiment6-2-6

I think she's involved elsewhere in snow rage..

Guns and fists as "snow rage" erupts

QUEBEC CITY, Quebec (Reuters) - Although Canada is one of the snowiest countries in the world, a series of violent "snow rage" incidents reveal that even the locals have their limits.

Police in the French-speaking province of Quebec said on Wednesday that people were fighting over snow clearing and even parking spaces.

Recent Canadian winters have been mild but this one looks set to break all-time records for snow. One storm last weekend dumped 23 inches on the capital Ottawa and 19 inches on Quebec City, which has already received 210 inches this year.

Quebec City police said they had been called to a dozen violent disputes about snow from one property ending up on someone else's. The drifts outside some houses are 12 feet and higher.

Last Sunday, a man in an upscale Quebec City neighborhood became so upset a woman from a snow removal service was putting snow on his yard that he shouted at her and then took a shovel and hit the window of the vehicle she was driving.

"The woman apologized and returned to work ... a bit later the man opened his garage door and emerged with a shotgun, pointed it at the ground and looked at her in a threatening way," said police spokeswoman Catherine Viel.

Police arrested the man, who will be charged with negligent use of a firearm, and seized a total of 13 weapons from his home. Viel said snow-related fights were unusually common.

"It's happened particularly often this year ... you have to be used to snow if you live in Quebec but it's been a bit extreme this year. People are fed up," she said.

In Montreal, police said a man had produced a toy gun during a heated dispute Sunday between two drivers over a rare parking space. He may face weapons charges.

I read that yesterday. Unless you live it, you can't imagine it. You risk a heart attack clearing your driveway and then the snow removal guy comes by and fills it in - IT'S ENOUGH TO DRIVE YOU INSANE!!!!!

Now the guy with the shotgun is being charged with possession of firearms.

[llama]

Originally Posted by Peppertink

Sooooo......are ya gonna continue?

Yes - I'm gonna continue - just as soon as I clear my driveway.

[Peppertink]

Originally Posted by Experiment6-2-6

I think she's involved elsewhere in snow rage..

Guns and fists as "snow rage" erupts

QUEBEC CITY, Quebec (Reuters) - Although Canada is one of the snowiest countries in the world, a series of violent "snow rage" incidents reveal that even the locals have their limits.

Police in the French-speaking province of Quebec said on Wednesday that people were fighting over snow clearing and even parking spaces.

Recent Canadian winters have been mild but this one looks set to break all-time records for snow. One storm last weekend dumped 23 inches on the capital Ottawa and 19 inches on Quebec City, which has already received 210 inches this year.

Quebec City police said they had been called to a dozen violent disputes about snow from one property ending up on someone else's. The drifts outside some houses are 12 feet and higher.

Last Sunday, a man in an upscale Quebec City neighborhood became so upset a woman from a snow removal service was putting snow on his yard that he shouted at her and then took a shovel and hit the window of the vehicle she was driving.

"The woman apologized and returned to work ... a bit later the man opened his garage door and emerged with a shotgun, pointed it at the ground and looked at her in a threatening way," said police spokeswoman Catherine Viel.

Police arrested the man, who will be charged with negligent use of a firearm, and seized a total of 13 weapons from his home. Viel said snow-related fights were unusually common.

"It's happened particularly often this year ... you have to be used to snow if you live in Quebec but it's been a bit extreme this year. People are fed up," she said.

In Montreal, police said a man had produced a toy gun during a heated dispute Sunday between two drivers over a rare parking space. He may face weapons charges.

Who'da thunk those Canadians would be so high strung? I mean they should be happy with all that beer they drink...and their aggressions should have already been taken out on the ice during those never ceasing hockey games.

[Peppertink]

Originally Posted by llama

Yes - I'm gonna continue - just as soon as I clear my driveway.

Aw poor llamafur.....just one piece of advice. Leave the firearm inside.