Leaving for Canada tommorow!

On September 04 2009 08:05 lesser_good wrote:
Don't forget to bring polar bear replant seeing as they roam the land, and make sure to bring more then one hunting spear (we Canadians hunt our own food). Snow rackets will be useful, for we don't have snow blowers (and it snows all year round)

On September 04 2009 08:05 lesser_good wrote:
and make sure to bring more then one hunting spear (we Canadians hunt our own food).

On September 04 2009 08:30 Cube wrote:
they are serious about the parka thing, i live in western canada and the temperature has stayed at -40 celsius for a week straight a few times in my life T_T

On September 04 2009 08:34 DragoonPK wrote:


Shitt !! The worst I have tried is like -1 or 2 XD! New experience, new adaptations!!

On September 04 2009 08:42 Tensai176 wrote:
Try to not any fires, you might melt the igloos we all live in. The first thing you should do is figure out which kind of moose, whale and seal meat you can and cannot eat. That will be pretty vital.

On September 04 2009 09:05 blue_arrow wrote:
oh yeah BIG TIP do not drink coke outside when you get here, as Canadian polar bears especially love the taste of the sugar in coke. The number of polar bear attacks have decreased recently over the years as people have become more educated and aware of the things that trigger polar bear attacks. So far there's only been two dozen or so attacks this year, which is a vast improvement from 2002 when over a hundred attacks occured all across the country. btw remember to shut your windows and doors when drinking indoors as well, becuase polar bears have an amazing sense of smell. If you're feeling really uneasy about all this you can always just drink pepsi (i know it tastes so much worse but at least you won't have to worry about being mauled by wild animals).

On September 04 2009 09:05 blue_arrow wrote:
oh yeah BIG TIP do not drink coke outside when you get here, as Canadian polar bears especially love the taste of the sugar in coke. The number of polar bear attacks have decreased recently over the years as people have become more educated and aware of the things that trigger polar bear attacks. So far there's only been two dozen or so attacks this year, which is a vast improvement from 2002 when over a hundred attacks occured all across the country. btw remember to shut your windows and doors when drinking indoors as well, becuase polar bears have an amazing sense of smell. If you're feeling really uneasy about all this you can always just drink pepsi (i know it tastes so much worse but at least you won't have to worry about being mauled by wild animals).