200K+ Without Power In Toronto Going on 72hrs Most likely no power until this weekend. | |
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KingStreet111 User ID: 33591161 Canada 12/24/2013 03:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yeah its real mess here. Walmart, McDonalds and Tim Hortons have been the big winner of this mess, Well at least the ones that are able to open. Quoting: KingStreet111 Some Major intersections no Traffic lights. Some people aren't making it a 4 way stop. Should be Traffic Cops directing traffic, but i guess this is there way of saying they need more $$$ in their budget to hire more cops. Alot of the roads up until yesterday had a thick sheet of ice along them. At night/morning around my area, East Scarborough / Pickering it's complete Darkness. Our little pocket has power but others around us don't. We lost power for about 24hrs and it turned back on yesterday at 2:30am. Stay Safe everyone. I'm hearing its fucking mayhem in Scarborough hour line wait to anything that's open, those places are making a killing. Yeah some places are ridiculous........... Some lines stretch onto the Sidewalk |
CrazyMama73 User ID: 51929028 Canada 12/24/2013 04:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My Aunt and Uncle who are in Scarborough just got in to a car accident because some of the roads were still slicked. They have no power. My parents are North Pickering (Claremont), which was badly hit and rural and were just told by the end of the weekend. We are North Oshawa, but even pockets here have no power. One parent who lives in a high-rise in East York, still has no power. The hydro companies have stated they are trying to get larger pockets of people up before they deal with individual homes, so depending on where you are located , who knows when you will be up and running again. The Tards who make those comments about not being prepared don't seem to understand you can't do much in a high-rise, other than try to find a warming centre or another place to stay. Most hotels are completely booked from people staying there to stay warm. There have already been a few deaths from people trying to stay warm bringing bbq's into their home and dying from Carbon Monoxide poisoning. Another part of a family who did have a generator placed it in their attached garage, not realizing that the Carbon Monoxide leaked into the home killing two of the family members and sending the rest to hospital. There are trees still falling from the weight of the ice. With the temperature getting colder it isn't helping. They are also calling for more wind and snow, which means even more damage. It is fuk'd here. |
spencer (OP) User ID: 3032333 Spain 12/24/2013 04:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My Aunt and Uncle who are in Scarborough just got in to a car accident because some of the roads were still slicked. They have no power. My parents are North Pickering (Claremont), which was badly hit and rural and were just told by the end of the weekend. We are North Oshawa, but even pockets here have no power. One parent who lives in a high-rise in East York, still has no power. Quoting: CrazyMama73 The hydro companies have stated they are trying to get larger pockets of people up before they deal with individual homes, so depending on where you are located , who knows when you will be up and running again. The Tards who make those comments about not being prepared don't seem to understand you can't do much in a high-rise, other than try to find a warming centre or another place to stay. Most hotels are completely booked from people staying there to stay warm. There have already been a few deaths from people trying to stay warm bringing bbq's into their home and dying from Carbon Monoxide poisoning. Another part of a family who did have a generator placed it in their attached garage, not realizing that the Carbon Monoxide leaked into the home killing two of the family members and sending the rest to hospital. There are trees still falling from the weight of the ice. With the temperature getting colder it isn't helping. They are also calling for more wind and snow, which means even more damage. It is fuk'd here. Jesus Christ!!! I hope your aunt and uncle aren't injured to badly. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 45689974 Canada 12/24/2013 04:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | this isnt doom asshole it was an icy cold night all the tree branches froze and dropped on power lines probably and most likely the same happened to those. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 45689974 I was out power saturday 3am got it back monday 6 am yes theres still ppl without power but just aboout the WHOLE city is back for the past 24 hrs and most of the city had power still on the same night its not that bad dont hype shit thats not doom ! Well doom for Scarborough. Eat a dick. lol fair enough it was doom when my chocolate milk went bad but i drank it anyway it was cold enough in my room to be a fridge |
spencer (OP) User ID: 3032333 Spain 12/24/2013 05:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | this isnt doom asshole it was an icy cold night all the tree branches froze and dropped on power lines probably and most likely the same happened to those. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 45689974 I was out power saturday 3am got it back monday 6 am yes theres still ppl without power but just aboout the WHOLE city is back for the past 24 hrs and most of the city had power still on the same night its not that bad dont hype shit thats not doom ! Well doom for Scarborough. Eat a dick. lol fair enough it was doom when my chocolate milk went bad but i drank it anyway it was cold enough in my room to be a fridge You've got a case of the shits headed your way. |
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spencer (OP) User ID: 3032333 Spain 12/24/2013 09:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | its that crack smoking mayors fault , he should have stayed with high THC sativa weed . God is angry that he strayed away from the two trees of paradise, indica and sativa . Quoting: Anonymous Coward 51814714 No god isn't smiting him, because these are great photo ops and he's basically kicking off his campaign early by getting out to residents. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 51947204 Canada 12/25/2013 12:41 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Rob Ford hasn't done shit. He was MIA all Sunday morning and only got briefed by staff 5 minutes before the press conference. He didn't want to declare a state of emergency because that would have meant giving up his power, even probably close to a million people didn't have heat/electricity. (300 000 customers = at least 750 000 to 100 000 since one customer could be an apartment building with 1000 people in it, or a family of five. Also Ford has no idea what a state of emergency is. He thought the whole city would shut down...not transit and the KanyeWest concert would be cancelled. Lol he is such a moron. Luckily the Deputy mayor (who is mostly in charge now) bypassed Ford and started working with the premier to get extra personnel/crews/supplies. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 38593227 Canada 12/25/2013 01:24 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just got word from my parents in North York, their power is back on! Tonight was night 4, it's currently 4°F, -7°F with the windchill . I'm starting to forget what it was like in the "before times" icepocolypse 2013. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 38593227 Canada 12/25/2013 01:25 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Rob Ford hasn't done shit. He was MIA all Sunday morning and only got briefed by staff 5 minutes before the press conference. He didn't want to declare a state of emergency because that would have meant giving up his power, even probably close to a million people didn't have heat/electricity. (300 000 customers = at least 750 000 to 100 000 since one customer could be an apartment building with 1000 people in it, or a family of five. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 51947204 Also Ford has no idea what a state of emergency is. He thought the whole city would shut down...not transit and the KanyeWest concert would be cancelled. Lol he is such a moron. Luckily the Deputy mayor (who is mostly in charge now) bypassed Ford and started working with the premier to get extra personnel/crews/supplies. 1 million people in Toronto alone with no power: [link to twitter.com (secure)] |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 51948573 Canada 12/25/2013 01:33 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm canadian and play hockey outdoors in these conditions. man the fuck up you are making us look bad. its not all that bad pussyhole and you probably were the first to get power back. please nobody listen to thia whiny little bitch. we are fine |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1640449 Canada 12/25/2013 01:41 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just got power back to my house (Pickering) after being out since 2am on Sunday. My house was 42C (5F) this morning, and thankfully I've been at work on a backup generator for my servers. As serious as this is, I can only laugh at my situation as I happened to be watching Star Trek: Into Darkness when all of a sudden.... DARKNESS happened. However that said, this is a bad situation for all. I feel very bad for the elderly and the young as they are most vulnerable to the cold. However, that said, we must remember that we live in Canada and it gets very cold here, and we must be prepared for the worst at any point in time. I blame myself for not being prepared for this, and going forward will start to get my preps in order. I still have family and friends out, and we have attempted to get them into our house for warmth and the ultimate Christmas movie, Die Hard! But, some won't. That's fine. Tomorrow they may change their mind as they will be down anyways. There is no point in getting mad at the city or hydro workers, as I'm very thankful for the work that they are performing to get everyone back to the comforts that we are "used" to. Massive thanks to those working, and still working on this issue. Hell, they are even flying others in out of province to help out. They must be commended on that, as they are giving up their Christmas and families to help out. This is a learning lesson to be prepared, and I hope those that had no power learn from this, as I have. Those that had power, maybe another time, or perhaps that they too will learn. Stay safe and warm folks. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 51948573 Canada 12/25/2013 01:42 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Damn this guy must be a foreigner, cannot possibly be a real Canadian whining like a third worlder when it's not even particularly cold. Boohoo no electricity, see it as training gift for when lights go out all over the world from some EMP attack or general SHTF-doom. Quoting: -GLP-Christian- It's good training and should build character. And those that killed themselves with the indoors bbq:ing are most likely third world savages, happens basically every year here some of them kill themselves by grill. Death by bbq. One time they managed to burn down an entire house, that ones insane and they actually survived that one just with the loss of a house. breath of fresh air you are... what a fuckin pussy..he's virtual crying and its pathetic |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 51948573 Canada 12/25/2013 01:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just got power back to my house (Pickering) after being out since 2am on Sunday. My house was 42C (5F) this morning, and thankfully I've been at work on a backup generator for my servers. As serious as this is, I can only laugh at my situation as I happened to be watching Star Trek: Into Darkness when all of a sudden.... DARKNESS happened. However that said, this is a bad situation for all. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1640449 I feel very bad for the elderly and the young as they are most vulnerable to the cold. However, that said, we must remember that we live in Canada and it gets very cold here, and we must be prepared for the worst at any point in time. I blame myself for not being prepared for this, and going forward will start to get my preps in order. I still have family and friends out, and we have attempted to get them into our house for warmth and the ultimate Christmas movie, Die Hard! But, some won't. That's fine. Tomorrow they may change their mind as they will be down anyways. There is no point in getting mad at the city or hydro workers, as I'm very thankful for the work that they are performing to get everyone back to the comforts that we are "used" to. Massive thanks to those working, and still working on this issue. Hell, they are even flying others in out of province to help out. They must be commended on that, as they are giving up their Christmas and families to help out. This is a learning lesson to be prepared, and I hope those that had no power learn from this, as I have. Those Thai had power, maybe another time, or perhaps that they too will learn. Stay safe and warm folks. what couldn't finish your fuckin movie you fat pos..I was outside getting excercises play hockey...fuckin useless tool...please don't listen to these stories...us real canadians laugh at this shit. this dude is some 3rd world immigrant |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1640449 Canada 12/25/2013 01:59 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just got power back to my house (Pickering) after being out since 2am on Sunday. My house was 42C (5F) this morning, and thankfully I've been at work on a backup generator for my servers. As serious as this is, I can only laugh at my situation as I happened to be watching Star Trek: Into Darkness when all of a sudden.... DARKNESS happened. However that said, this is a bad situation for all. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1640449 I feel very bad for the elderly and the young as they are most vulnerable to the cold. However, that said, we must remember that we live in Canada and it gets very cold here, and we must be prepared for the worst at any point in time. I blame myself for not being prepared for this, and going forward will start to get my preps in order. I still have family and friends out, and we have attempted to get them into our house for warmth and the ultimate Christmas movie, Die Hard! But, some won't. That's fine. Tomorrow they may change their mind as they will be down anyways. There is no point in getting mad at the city or hydro workers, as I'm very thankful for the work that they are performing to get everyone back to the comforts that we are "used" to. Massive thanks to those working, and still working on this issue. Hell, they are even flying others in out of province to help out. They must be commended on that, as they are giving up their Christmas and families to help out. This is a learning lesson to be prepared, and I hope those that had no power learn from this, as I have. Those Thai had power, maybe another time, or perhaps that they too will learn. Stay safe and warm folks. what couldn't finish your fuckin movie you fat pos..I was outside getting excercises play hockey...fuckin useless tool...please don't listen to these stories...us real canadians laugh at this shit. this dude is some 3rd world immigrant Actually you gearbox, I live right on a bay and grew up playing hockey till we couldn't see the puck because it was so damn dark. Skates hard as a rock and toes so numb that I could walk on tacks and not feel pain. The cold doesn't bother me one bit as I need a hot cloth to shut my window because my bedroom window is open in the winter. Literally ice is jammed the window open. Actually, yes, I did finish the movie and was prepared to go play a playoff hockey game in the morning, and then train at my gym after. But, sadly, they were both closed and I hung out with the family. Thanks for jumping to conclusion like the typical keyboard warrior you seem to be. My life doesn't get put on hold because of this shit, but I can see that others can't handle this type of event. Is that my problem. Nope, not at all. But at least I can appreciate the work of others to get those in need to a comfortable state of mind. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 51915510 Canada 12/25/2013 02:15 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | what couldn't finish your fuckin movie you fat pos..I was outside getting excercises play hockey...fuckin useless tool...please don't listen to these stories...us real canadians laugh at this shit. this dude is some 3rd world immigrant Quoting: Anonymous Coward 51948573 Im starting to think you might be right about that. Something similar happened here a few years back. The gf and i were stuck in our apartment, no fireplace. We cleared the living room, put up the tent, we rationed, lived like settlers and fucked like bunnies for days. It was AWESOME. We didnt wait for others to help. We did what we had to do to survive, and it wasnt that hard. Must be the pioneer dna we inherited. Fuck, didnt we all learn how to make igloos when we were young? What about you OP? |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 51948573 Canada 12/25/2013 02:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My Aunt and Uncle who are in Scarborough just got in to a car accident because some of the roads were still slicked. They have no power. My parents are North Pickering (Claremont), which was badly hit and rural and were just told by the end of the weekend. We are North Oshawa, but even pockets here have no power. One parent who lives in a high-rise in East York, still has no power. Quoting: CrazyMama73 The hydro companies have stated they are trying to get larger pockets of people up before they deal with individual homes, so depending on where you are located , who knows when you will be up and running again. The Tards who make those comments about not being prepared don't seem to understand you can't do much in a high-rise, other than try to find a warming centre or another place to stay. Most hotels are completely booked from people staying there to stay warm. There have already been a few deaths from people trying to stay warm bringing bbq's into their home and dying from Carbon Monoxide poisoning. Another part of a family who did have a generator placed it in their attached garage, not realizing that the Carbon Monoxide leaked into the home killing two of the family members and sending the rest to hospital. There are trees still falling from the weight of the ice. With the temperature getting colder it isn't helping. They are also calling for more wind and snow, which means even more damage. It is fuk'd here. honestly? fuckin pussy |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 51948573 Canada 12/25/2013 02:30 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | what couldn't finish your fuckin movie you fat pos..I was outside getting excercises play hockey...fuckin useless tool...please don't listen to these stories...us real canadians laugh at this shit. this dude is some 3rd world immigrant Quoting: Anonymous Coward 51948573 Im starting to think you might be right about that. Something similar happened here a few years back. The gf and i were stuck in our apartment, no fireplace. We cleared the living room, put up the tent, we rationed, lived like settlers and fucked like bunnies for days. It was AWESOME. We didnt wait for others to help. We did what we had to do to survive, and it wasnt that hard. Must be the pioneer dna we inherited. Fuck, didnt we all learn how to make igloos when we were young? What about you OP? yea man when did people become so damn soft? did you not know you were living in fuckin Canada? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 51948573 Canada 12/25/2013 02:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just got power back to my house (Pickering) after being out since 2am on Sunday. My house was 42C (5F) this morning, and thankfully I've been at work on a backup generator for my servers. As serious as this is, I can only laugh at my situation as I happened to be watching Star Trek: Into Darkness when all of a sudden.... DARKNESS happened. However that said, this is a bad situation for all. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1640449 I feel very bad for the elderly and the young as they are most vulnerable to the cold. However, that said, we must remember that we live in Canada and it gets very cold here, and we must be prepared for the worst at any point in time. I blame myself for not being prepared for this, and going forward will start to get my preps in order. I still have family and friends out, and we have attempted to get them into our house for warmth and the ultimate Christmas movie, Die Hard! But, some won't. That's fine. Tomorrow they may change their mind as they will be down anyways. There is no point in getting mad at the city or hydro workers, as I'm very thankful for the work that they are performing to get everyone back to the comforts that we are "used" to. Massive thanks to those working, and still working on this issue. Hell, they are even flying others in out of province to help out. They must be commended on that, as they are giving up their Christmas and families to help out. This is a learning lesson to be prepared, and I hope those that had no power learn from this, as I have. Those Thai had power, maybe another time, or perhaps that they too will learn. Stay safe and warm folks. what couldn't finish your fuckin movie you fat pos..I was outside getting excercises play hockey...fuckin useless tool...please don't listen to these stories...us real canadians laugh at this shit. this dude is some 3rd world immigrant Actually you gearbox, I live right on a bay and grew up playing hockey till we couldn't see the puck because it was so damn dark. Skates hard as a rock and toes so numb that I could walk on tacks and not feel pain. The cold doesn't bother me one bit as I need a hot cloth to shut my window because my bedroom window is open in the winter. Literally ice is jammed the window open. Actually, yes, I did finish the movie and was prepared to go play a playoff hockey game in the morning, and then train at my gym after. But, sadly, they were both closed and I hung out with the family. Thanks for jumping to conclusion like the typical keyboard warrior you seem to be. My life doesn't get put on hold because of this shit, but I can see that others can't handle this type of event. Is that my problem. Nope, not at all. But at least I can appreciate the work of others to get those in need to a comfortable state of mind. Oh ok Heo thanking the crew that get paid very well I might add to do thier fuckin job. Clap clap for you caption obvious cause nobody else wouldve ever thanked them. the whole city is in your debt. Fuck off you play hockey and If you did you were one of those bitches who cried when they got hit. I can just tell by the way you bitch about numb toes...pfff fuckin pussynever In my life have I ever stated such a gay thing |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 51915510 Canada 12/25/2013 02:54 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | In fact youre not really canadian until you get frostnip ear swelling at least once and learn how to deal with the cold. Fingers so cold, the only way to warm them is to stick them in your armpits. What the fuck is wrong with kids these days? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1640449 Canada 12/25/2013 03:01 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just got power back to my house (Pickering) after being out since 2am on Sunday. My house was 42C (5F) this morning, and thankfully I've been at work on a backup generator for my servers. As serious as this is, I can only laugh at my situation as I happened to be watching Star Trek: Into Darkness when all of a sudden.... DARKNESS happened. However that said, this is a bad situation for all. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1640449 I feel very bad for the elderly and the young as they are most vulnerable to the cold. However, that said, we must remember that we live in Canada and it gets very cold here, and we must be prepared for the worst at any point in time. I blame myself for not being prepared for this, and going forward will start to get my preps in order. I still have family and friends out, and we have attempted to get them into our house for warmth and the ultimate Christmas movie, Die Hard! But, some won't. That's fine. Tomorrow they may change their mind as they will be down anyways. There is no point in getting mad at the city or hydro workers, as I'm very thankful for the work that they are performing to get everyone back to the comforts that we are "used" to. Massive thanks to those working, and still working on this issue. Hell, they are even flying others in out of province to help out. They must be commended on that, as they are giving up their Christmas and families to help out. This is a learning lesson to be prepared, and I hope those that had no power learn from this, as I have. Those Thai had power, maybe another time, or perhaps that they too will learn. Stay safe and warm folks. what couldn't finish your fuckin movie you fat pos..I was outside getting excercises play hockey...fuckin useless tool...please don't listen to these stories...us real canadians laugh at this shit. this dude is some 3rd world immigrant Actually you gearbox, I live right on a bay and grew up playing hockey till we couldn't see the puck because it was so damn dark. Skates hard as a rock and toes so numb that I could walk on tacks and not feel pain. The cold doesn't bother me one bit as I need a hot cloth to shut my window because my bedroom window is open in the winter. Literally ice is jammed the window open. Actually, yes, I did finish the movie and was prepared to go play a playoff hockey game in the morning, and then train at my gym after. But, sadly, they were both closed and I hung out with the family. Thanks for jumping to conclusion like the typical keyboard warrior you seem to be. My life doesn't get put on hold because of this shit, but I can see that others can't handle this type of event. Is that my problem. Nope, not at all. But at least I can appreciate the work of others to get those in need to a comfortable state of mind. Oh ok Heo thanking the crew that get paid very well I might add to do thier fuckin job. Clap clap for you caption obvious cause nobody else wouldve ever thanked them. the whole city is in your debt. Fuck off you play hockey and If you did you were one of those bitches who cried when they got hit. I can just tell by the way you bitch about numb toes...pfff fuckin pussynever In my life have I ever stated such a gay thing Here is where you should stop posting, because your stupidity, as evident by your grammar, really shows. Most of the shit that you say, I agree with you, yet you have failed to realize that by reading my post. People are soft like Cottonelle nowadays, and yes, they are dependent on the grid for power. If this was a rural area, things would be different, but it's not. So, I'm thankful that these crews are out here, because like you stated earlier, there are savages out there willing to put others at risk by attempting to keep warm. The faster they get the grid up, the faster those people prevent the chaos that they are willing to create for themselves, and possibly others. You want to play hockey tomorrow? How about boxing day? Come meet me on the bay, and bring a helmet so you don't lose a tooth when the "Gordie" special hits your chin when you try to grab the puck of me. Or, will you be joining those that you mock at your nearest shopping mall to be culled. Hell, I'll even bring the beer. |
spencer (OP) User ID: 44060428 Canada 12/26/2013 11:03 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm canadian and play hockey outdoors in these conditions. man the fuck up you are making us look bad. its not all that bad pussyhole and you probably were the first to get power back. please nobody listen to thia whiny little bitch. we are fine Not at all you weren't in Scarborough i got my power 5 am Christmas morning. You were probably in the yuppie/jew area who got their power within hours of it happening fuckface.:youreafag: |
spencer (OP) User ID: 44060428 Canada 12/26/2013 11:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just got power back to my house (Pickering) after being out since 2am on Sunday. My house was 42C (5F) this morning, and thankfully I've been at work on a backup generator for my servers. As serious as this is, I can only laugh at my situation as I happened to be watching Star Trek: Into Darkness when all of a sudden.... DARKNESS happened. However that said, this is a bad situation for all. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1640449 I feel very bad for the elderly and the young as they are most vulnerable to the cold. However, that said, we must remember that we live in Canada and it gets very cold here, and we must be prepared for the worst at any point in time. I blame myself for not being prepared for this, and going forward will start to get my preps in order. I still have family and friends out, and we have attempted to get them into our house for warmth and the ultimate Christmas movie, Die Hard! But, some won't. That's fine. Tomorrow they may change their mind as they will be down anyways. There is no point in getting mad at the city or hydro workers, as I'm very thankful for the work that they are performing to get everyone back to the comforts that we are "used" to. Massive thanks to those working, and still working on this issue. Hell, they are even flying others in out of province to help out. They must be commended on that, as they are giving up their Christmas and families to help out. This is a learning lesson to be prepared, and I hope those that had no power learn from this, as I have. Those that had power, maybe another time, or perhaps that they too will learn. Stay safe and warm folks. Nice good to hear ! |
spencer (OP) User ID: 44060428 Canada 12/26/2013 11:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Damn this guy must be a foreigner, cannot possibly be a real Canadian whining like a third worlder when it's not even particularly cold. Boohoo no electricity, see it as training gift for when lights go out all over the world from some EMP attack or general SHTF-doom. Quoting: -GLP-Christian- It's good training and should build character. And those that killed themselves with the indoors bbq:ing are most likely third world savages, happens basically every year here some of them kill themselves by grill. Death by bbq. One time they managed to burn down an entire house, that ones insane and they actually survived that one just with the loss of a house. breath of fresh air you are... what a fuckin pussy..he's virtual crying and its pathetic Didnt cry once :youreafag: |
spencer (OP) User ID: 44060428 Canada 12/26/2013 11:12 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just got power back to my house (Pickering) after being out since 2am on Sunday. My house was 42C (5F) this morning, and thankfully I've been at work on a backup generator for my servers. As serious as this is, I can only laugh at my situation as I happened to be watching Star Trek: Into Darkness when all of a sudden.... DARKNESS happened. However that said, this is a bad situation for all. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1640449 I feel very bad for the elderly and the young as they are most vulnerable to the cold. However, that said, we must remember that we live in Canada and it gets very cold here, and we must be prepared for the worst at any point in time. I blame myself for not being prepared for this, and going forward will start to get my preps in order. I still have family and friends out, and we have attempted to get them into our house for warmth and the ultimate Christmas movie, Die Hard! But, some won't. That's fine. Tomorrow they may change their mind as they will be down anyways. There is no point in getting mad at the city or hydro workers, as I'm very thankful for the work that they are performing to get everyone back to the comforts that we are "used" to. Massive thanks to those working, and still working on this issue. Hell, they are even flying others in out of province to help out. They must be commended on that, as they are giving up their Christmas and families to help out. This is a learning lesson to be prepared, and I hope those that had no power learn from this, as I have. Those Thai had power, maybe another time, or perhaps that they too will learn. Stay safe and warm folks. what couldn't finish your fuckin movie you fat pos..I was outside getting excercises play hockey...fuckin useless tool...please don't listen to these stories...us real canadians laugh at this shit. this dude is some 3rd world immigrant Actually you gearbox, I live right on a bay and grew up playing hockey till we couldn't see the puck because it was so damn dark. Skates hard as a rock and toes so numb that I could walk on tacks and not feel pain. The cold doesn't bother me one bit as I need a hot cloth to shut my window because my bedroom window is open in the winter. Literally ice is jammed the window open. Actually, yes, I did finish the movie and was prepared to go play a playoff hockey game in the morning, and then train at my gym after. But, sadly, they were both closed and I hung out with the family. Thanks for jumping to conclusion like the typical keyboard warrior you seem to be. My life doesn't get put on hold because of this shit, but I can see that others can't handle this type of event. Is that my problem. Nope, not at all. But at least I can appreciate the work of others to get those in need to a comfortable state of mind. Tell this fucking choad!!! |