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  • L Lost User

    Hasnt got above -4 in the day time for the last week, -14 at night. My lips are chapped, the dog shit is frozen to the ground in the garden and the birds are lying dead on the ground. So anyway, have these electric radiators in the house, and they just are juseless in this cold. But we have this 13 kw wood burner. Christ it is hot! It really pumps out the heat, it is amazing. We can heat the whole house on it just on convection alone. Gotta love a good wood burner, when it gets interglacial, you cant beat them! :)

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    Sander Rossel
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    My heater just can't take all the cold anymore (cold coming in from all sides)... It's about -5C outside and 19C in my room (heater has been on max for at least a full day) and I'm freezing (figuratively speaking)... I can't even imagine that I delivered newspapers at 5 in the morning and cycled 12 kilometers to school at -10C just a couple of years ago! :wtf: I guess working life has turned me into a pussy ;p

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    • R Roger Wright

      Bummer. It's 83 here, and I've been working on the truck, watering the garden, pruning a bit, and planting roses. Later I may have to put a shirt on, just in case it gets nippy. ;P

      Will Rogers never met me.

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      Gary R Wheeler
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      I'm boxing up a big ole' package of envy, Roger. What's your mailing address again? :-D

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      • L Lost User

        Hasnt got above -4 in the day time for the last week, -14 at night. My lips are chapped, the dog shit is frozen to the ground in the garden and the birds are lying dead on the ground. So anyway, have these electric radiators in the house, and they just are juseless in this cold. But we have this 13 kw wood burner. Christ it is hot! It really pumps out the heat, it is amazing. We can heat the whole house on it just on convection alone. Gotta love a good wood burner, when it gets interglacial, you cant beat them! :)

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        Steve Wellens
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        It's so cold.... ...yesterday I found a dog stuck to a fire hydrant.

        Steve Wellens

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        • R RC_Sebastien_C

          Around here when it gets to -4 towards the end of winter we start opening the windows to let fresh air in the house :)

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          Albert Holguin
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          Time to move... ;P

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          • S Steve Wellens

            It's so cold.... ...yesterday I found a dog stuck to a fire hydrant.

            Steve Wellens

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            Maximilien
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            :laugh: :thumbsup:

            Watched code never compiles.

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            • RaviBeeR RaviBee

              Toronto has warmed up to a pleasant 1F (-17C). /ravi

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              Samuel Cragg
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              That's got to be some kind of sick joke right :wtf: I've got a 10 hour wait between connections there on Tuesday and was planning to do some sight seeing (CN Tower looks pretty), but I guess I'll stay in the airport :sigh:

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              • S Samuel Cragg

                That's got to be some kind of sick joke right :wtf: I've got a 10 hour wait between connections there on Tuesday and was planning to do some sight seeing (CN Tower looks pretty), but I guess I'll stay in the airport :sigh:

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                Sam Cragg wrote:

                That's got to be some kind of sick joke right

                I wish it were. :( Anyway, Tuesday's forecast calls for temps just above freezing with a chance of snow showers, so you should be OK.  But do dress warm as Toronto can be pretty windy. /ravi

                My new year resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | My .NET bits | Freeware ravib(at)ravib(dot)com

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                • L Lost User

                  Hasnt got above -4 in the day time for the last week, -14 at night. My lips are chapped, the dog shit is frozen to the ground in the garden and the birds are lying dead on the ground. So anyway, have these electric radiators in the house, and they just are juseless in this cold. But we have this 13 kw wood burner. Christ it is hot! It really pumps out the heat, it is amazing. We can heat the whole house on it just on convection alone. Gotta love a good wood burner, when it gets interglacial, you cant beat them! :)

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                  Mycroft Holmes
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                  Then I don't suppose you want to hear me bitching that the weather is so monotonous here, 28 to 33 deg day after day after day ... ;P

                  Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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                  • S Steve Wellens

                    It's so cold.... ...yesterday I found a dog stuck to a fire hydrant.

                    Steve Wellens

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                    Chris Maunder
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                    It was so cold the lawyers had their hands in their own pockets....

                    cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

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                    • L Lost User

                      Hasnt got above -4 in the day time for the last week, -14 at night. My lips are chapped, the dog shit is frozen to the ground in the garden and the birds are lying dead on the ground. So anyway, have these electric radiators in the house, and they just are juseless in this cold. But we have this 13 kw wood burner. Christ it is hot! It really pumps out the heat, it is amazing. We can heat the whole house on it just on convection alone. Gotta love a good wood burner, when it gets interglacial, you cant beat them! :)

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                      Alberto Bar Noy
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                      We call freezing cold a +10 in these parts... :-\

                      Alberto Bar-Noy --------------- “The city’s central computer told you? R2D2, you know better than to trust a strange computer!” (C3PO)

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                      • L Lost User

                        Hasnt got above -4 in the day time for the last week, -14 at night. My lips are chapped, the dog shit is frozen to the ground in the garden and the birds are lying dead on the ground. So anyway, have these electric radiators in the house, and they just are juseless in this cold. But we have this 13 kw wood burner. Christ it is hot! It really pumps out the heat, it is amazing. We can heat the whole house on it just on convection alone. Gotta love a good wood burner, when it gets interglacial, you cant beat them! :)

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                        Gary R Wheeler
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                        Erudite_Eric wrote:

                        So anyway, have these electric radiators in the house, and they just are useless in this cold.

                        I remember that all too well. The first house I rented after college had electric baseboard heat. One winter it reached -22°F; even with the thermostat set to the maximum, the temperature in the house was only in the 50's.

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                        • S Samuel Cragg

                          That's got to be some kind of sick joke right :wtf: I've got a 10 hour wait between connections there on Tuesday and was planning to do some sight seeing (CN Tower looks pretty), but I guess I'll stay in the airport :sigh:

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                          Sam Cragg wrote:

                          planning to do some sight seeing (CN Tower looks pretty)

                          Don't forget Active Surplus on Queen St. A geeks paradise (OK, you need to have a hardware bent to truly appreciate the place). And it's walking distance from the CN tower, at least you'll get there quicker than by car.... Crap, just seen it on google street view, it has changed, and looks pretty small to what it was a few years back when I was last there. I guess YMMV.[^]

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                          • RaviBeeR RaviBee

                            Toronto has warmed up to a pleasant 1F (-17C). /ravi

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                            Nish Nishant
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                            Google weather says 21F. Did you mean wind chill?

                            Regards, Nish


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                              Google weather says 21F. Did you mean wind chill?

                              Regards, Nish


                              My technology blog: voidnish.wordpress.com

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                              Yes, when I wrote my post it was 1F with the wind chill.  Weather.com tells me it's currently 16F (4F with the wind chill) right now (Sun 12-Feb noon). /ravi

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                              • RaviBeeR RaviBee

                                Yes, when I wrote my post it was 1F with the wind chill.  Weather.com tells me it's currently 16F (4F with the wind chill) right now (Sun 12-Feb noon). /ravi

                                My new year resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | My .NET bits | Freeware ravib(at)ravib(dot)com

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                                Nish Nishant
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                                Despite moving to Canada, you still use the F-word, huh? :-D

                                Regards, Nish


                                My technology blog: voidnish.wordpress.com

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                                • N Nish Nishant

                                  Despite moving to Canada, you still use the F-word, huh? :-D

                                  Regards, Nish


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                                  Moving to the Great White North has improved my math skills.  But I still grimace trying to convert MPG to Litres/km. :) /ravi

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                                    Moving to the Great White North has improved my math skills.  But I still grimace trying to convert MPG to Litres/km. :) /ravi

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                                    Ravi Bhavnani wrote:

                                    Moving to the Great White North has improved my math skills.  But I still grimace trying to convert MPG to Litres/km. :)

                                    :laugh:

                                    Regards, Nish


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                                    • C Chris Maunder

                                      It was so cold the lawyers had their hands in their own pockets....

                                      cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

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                                      • R RTek23

                                        Sam Cragg wrote:

                                        planning to do some sight seeing (CN Tower looks pretty)

                                        Don't forget Active Surplus on Queen St. A geeks paradise (OK, you need to have a hardware bent to truly appreciate the place). And it's walking distance from the CN tower, at least you'll get there quicker than by car.... Crap, just seen it on google street view, it has changed, and looks pretty small to what it was a few years back when I was last there. I guess YMMV.[^]

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                                        Samuel Cragg
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                                        Thanks for the heads up! Google says it's a 15 minute walk, so no doubt I'll be able to get sufficiently lost in that time... I did want to visit the CodeProject HQ to see the hamsters, but it doesn't look very close to the centre/airport so will have to wait for a future visit.

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                                        • S Samuel Cragg

                                          Thanks for the heads up! Google says it's a 15 minute walk, so no doubt I'll be able to get sufficiently lost in that time... I did want to visit the CodeProject HQ to see the hamsters, but it doesn't look very close to the centre/airport so will have to wait for a future visit.

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                                          Well, it's going to be cool tonight, but looking up over the week until Friday. Tuesday, high of 5C, low of -2C with snow flurries. So cold is pretty relative of where your coming from.... Many years ago, my sister lived in Toronto, and my wife and I visited from out west, with one of (my nefarious)intentions to visit the Active mecca. Pre-internet/GPS/etc, We drove back and forth with paper maps (remember those) and never did find it. On the news that night they were reporting a stabbing incident, and in the background....yep, there it was, giant stuffed gorilla guarding the entrance... I was then living in northern Manitoba-population 150 on a good day, and the Toronto driving scared the cr@p out of me, esp downtown, never mind the Hwy 401 crazed drivers doing 120 kmph bumper to bumper. BTW, where is CPHQ?

                                          You've got more chance of peeing on JSOP's porch than you have of understanding why the developer did this. -- Nagy Vilmos

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