[knuggy]

time for a change in latitude

[Seven Of Nine]

Bunch of pussies. THIS is where I live.


"The Canadian Press
Only Siberia was colder
Edmonton was the chilliest place in North America Sunday, says Environment Canada meteorologist.
Sun, 13 Dec 2009 20:25 CST
The mercury dipped to a frigid - 46C at the Edmonton airport, making it the coldest place in Canada, he said. With the wind chill, it felt like - 59C. Spiker said it crushed the same day coldest temperature record of about - 33C set in 1968."
I really hate living here in the winter.

[Mizz_Russia]

Feels like Siberia in my apartment after being gone for 2 days. brrrrrr reading this again makes me want hott chocolate.

[gatagato]

Nearly 200 Dead in Cold Snap across Russia, Eastern Europe

A vicious cold snap across Russia and eastern Europe has claimed nearly 200 lives, officials figures showed Friday, as forecasters warned it would last until Christmas Eve.

In Russia, the cold has killed two people in the past 24 hours, the Ria-Novosti agency reported, citing medical sources, bringing the total number of deaths over the past week to 56.

The freeze had also left 371 people in hospital.

Thermometers have been stuck below minus 20 degrees Celsius (minus 4 Fahrenheit) in Moscow -- and below minus 50 degrees (minus 58 F) in some parts of Siberia -- for a week.

Russian weather forecasters said temperature in the Khabarovsk region in eastern Russia had dropped to minus 43 Celsius, while Krasnoyarsk in Siberia reported minus 47.

This "abnormal" frost would last till Monday because of a persistent anticyclone, they added.

In Russia's European region, meanwhile, the mercury is expected to fall to minus 31 degrees Celsius on Christmas Eve before rising rapidly afterwards.

Other European countries hit hard by the extreme temperatures were counting the toll as temperatures gradually started to return to normal.

Authorities in Ukraine, which has been battling heavy snowfall for weeks, said 83 people had died of cold, with 57 of the victims found on the street.

The homeless are traditionally the hardest-hit by the region's bitter winters.

Another 526 cold victims were reportedly receiving hospital treatment in Ukraine.

Overnight temperatures in Ukraine reached an average minus 15 degrees Celsius, which is common at this time of year.

Ukrainian authorities said 93 villages -- mainly on the Crimean peninsula in the south of the country -- were still hit by a power outage.

In eastern Europe, police in Poland said Friday that 49 people had died of exposure this month, with most of the victims homeless, as temperatures plunged to minus 10 degrees Celsius.

At least six people have died of exposure in Lithuania in the past weeks, police and emergency services said there.

In Latvia, temperatures reached minus 14 Celsius on Friday morning. In the capital Riga, authorities decided to drop public transport fares to encourage drivers to leave their cars at home and prevent crashes and jams.

On Christmas Eve temperatures in Latvia are expected to drop to minus 28 Celsius, a record low.

In the Czech Republic and Slovakia, temperatures hovered around zero on Friday.

Czech police said several people had died of exposure in recent weeks, but no overall statistics were available for the country.

[Thewraith420]

pretty cool but too cold for me

[Rudebwoy]

Originally Posted by WinglessAngel ↗

The mercury dipped to a frigid - 46C at the Edmonton airport

I'd bet a good amount that it actually didnt. Mercury freezes at -38°C

[ices]

Originally Posted by Mizz_Russia ↗

Feels like Siberia in my apartment after being gone for 2 days. brrrrrr reading this again makes me want hott chocolate.

Just shove a thermometer up your arse and take a temp check for us.

Or invite me along and I'll do it.






yeah wont say it here











WITH MY COCK!