The way people drink here it's probably safer that we don't have $11 thirty packs of Miller High Life readily available. The productivity rate may enter steep decline.Originally Posted by sightlines
teamcanada, you forgot to mention the price of beer.
"I kill for the code to disarm this mess..."
Most of my wife's family members are living in trailers or with friends after the flood. Funny, they have complaining about the lack of snow all winter. My mother in law had to leave Minot and was staying with my sister in law in Kenmare. They found parts of her house about 3 miles outside of town. Her uncle and his family lost everything as well. Friends of ours farm outside of Crosby was flooded for three months. They literally had to take a row boat about a half mile from where they couldpark their cars. They couldn't even get there on the tractors, and they are BIG tractors. There's work, but nowhere to live. ND isn't dealing well at all withdealing with the influx of people and the ills they are bringing to the state. Bring a trailer and a heavy suit if you're moving there. ND winter is not for the faint of heart.
Oh man reading this thread makes me want to move back out west. 20year HVAC Tech.... Ottawa housing i think maybe more expensive then AB... 350k for a 4 bedroom would be a nice change.
Not necessarily oil field experience, but I am being trained on how to be a process operator, with intense focus on distillation. I have a job waiting for me, though, and a damn good one. I would love Canada, though.
"It takes a special level of incompetance to make a schedule this terrible. America is possibly the greatest country in the world overall for tracks. To make a bad schedule in America takes effort. A special kind of effort. A kind of effort that only IndyCar could come up with."
I just placed an HVAC guy for 48 bucks an hour, all benefits...........
I guy I work with said his friend quit her day job to be a Bartender in I believe Stanley ND last year...and pulled in 140K just working nights. He also said with overtime the truck drivers are making that as well.
"Real race tracks don't have manhole covers." Turn2
It is Williston, as a good buddy of mine lives there. Not to derail this thread further...eh's trying to get me to come up this summer for the Dakota Modified Classic. Sadi I need a passport though, as one of the tracks is across the border.
you don't need a passport to cross the Canadian border by land, just by air.
Asked how he’d like to be remembered were he hit by a bus tomorrow, Tracy doesn’t hesitate: “I’m a race-car driver. At the last second, I’d swerve and avoid the bus.”
You have by land since June 1, 2009.
LOL!
Religion can't save. Jesus can because He loves you!
global warming hasn't kicked far enough in to get me up to that latitude!
Wanker!
[QUOTE=sightlines;2936570]you don't need a passport to cross the Canadian border by land, just by air.[/you need at least a modified drivers license .If you live in border states you can can get a modified drivers license which are a lot cheaper than pass ports. Unless you want a passport.
Our average temp this winter has been 31F, and almost no snow until last week. I like the 19 hours of daylight in the summer, golf until 11pm or start at 4:30
The Edmonton Indy could start at 7pm and not need lights
You need at least a modified drivers license .If you live in border states you can can get a modified drivers license which are a lot cheaper than pass ports. Unless you want a passport.
...and we don't have to suffer through humidity either. It's Montana air.
Can you cross the border in a POV with a U.S. carry permit and heat in the glove compartment?
"We are all speeding toward our deaths at 60 minutes an hour." Sid Collins on Race Day, 1964
You can do anything if they don't catch you with it. Canadian jail is probably softer than American jail.
Nobody can carry here except cops, Brinks drivers and far northern trappers who would be in danger without a sidearm due to animals. Without registering them here, a US citizen can bring up to three non-restricted (longer than 16" barrel or 26" overall length guns, unlimited capacity rim fire, five shell centrefire or shotgun) for purposes of hunting with the filing of one form at the border.
The 2010 homicide rate in Alberta was 2.07 per 100,000. That compares to 7 in Missouri, 5.6 in Michigan, 4.9 in Texas and 4.3 in Alaska.
But I think our "Beat the crap out of stupid people" rate might be higher than most U.S. cities.
I've no problem with that.
Bwahahahahah! I don't know what to say, I'm still on the floor laughing....... somebody help me get up........ it wasn't even funny, right?
Am I the only one who thinks thats funny?
Is there a seperate one for Sprint car drivers?
The tracks up there are spread Faaaarrrr apart but they love their dirt tracking
Faster than a bullet from a gun
He is faster than everyone
Quicker than the blinking of an eye
Like a flash you could miss him going by
No one knows quite how he does it but it's true they say
He's the master of going faster. -George Harrison
What I meant to say was enhanced drivers license. Enhanced drivers licenses allow people who live in border states with Canada and mexico in and out of the country without a passport.Am I the only one who thinks thats funny?
Is there a seperate one for Sprint car drivers?
The tracks up there are spread Faaaarrrr apart but they love their dirt tracking
I don't understand why that's funny.Am I the only one who thinks thats funny?
Is there a seperate one for Sprint car drivers?
The tracks up there are spread Faaaarrrr apart but they love their dirt tracking
I think Kevin is the only one who understands why that's funny.
I make myself laugh all the time.
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