Snow on a tin roof...

@BCRMike (355)
Vanderhoof, British Columbia
November 26, 2020 9:15pm CST
Some snow slid off the roof today. It made a loud WHOOMP noise and shook the house. No big deal most times, but this time I realized just how vulnerable a person is when they are on the biffy with my pants around my ankles. For me, I have never felt more vulnerable.
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BarBaraPrz
@BarBaraPrz (47308)
• St. Catharines, Ontario
27 Nov 20
You weren't in an outdoor biffy, were you?
Mike Summers
@BCRMike (355)
• Vanderhoof, British Columbia
29 Nov 20
No. We in Canada have most of the modern conveniences. I was in the bathroom seated on the thinking throne. Quite a start.
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BarBaraPrz
@BarBaraPrz (47308)
• St. Catharines, Ontario
29 Nov 20
@BCRMike Well, up there in Vanderhoo, I had to ask.
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Mike Summers
@BCRMike (355)
• Vanderhoof, British Columbia
29 Nov 20
@BarBaraPrz many Americans are ignorant about the world outside of the US. And they seem to think it's a frozen waste. I think they're Trumpers...
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rhuenz
@rhuenz (10643)
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27 Nov 20
I want to see how snowing there,haha. Might freezing there.
Mike Summers
@BCRMike (355)
• Vanderhoof, British Columbia
27 Nov 20
I'm going to assume you aren't American. So our temperatures are mild. 5°C in the day, 0° to -5°C at night. Winter can get cold to -40°, but normal is -20°. Snow happens when temperatures warm up to -5° to -10°. And total accumulations of snow can be 120cm average.