Ask A Canadian

I don't

 

I've been in -0 degree temperature, thank you very much.

 

haha








you have to pay electricity bills for cooling

 

for wood

 

impossibru

73

 

open a window

 

install is damn expensive. the farmer we're doing a reno for (I posted a pic of the theatre room) had a geo system installed by other farmers. they dug up 2 acres with a track hoe and only put the lines 6 ft below grade. during the winter the two geo units almost never shut off with the temp at 67F. I've calculated that with the geo units running 20 hours per day, which is on the conservative side, that his power bill is roughly $220 per month on the geo units alone during the winter.

 

BELOW ZERO


<0 WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER BUT FUCK YOU



it was cool watching a water bottle freeze

 

The big house I was doing had a 10 tonne system that had a field size of 80' x 120' , and 6' deep ( which is deep enough for us here ) , with the hydronic tubing , controls , excavation and installation the system cost was about $80K .

 

wat

no

well depends on where you are. usually the hottest it'll get is the high 80's




also, haha


you guys pay for electricity.


high efficiency photovoltaics + eco savvy father= no electricity billz yo

 

Cool story brah

 

how much did the solar panels cost?
and how long do you plan on sucking on your parents tits?

 

they've paid about 50% of their cost so far


fuck man, if the Army didn't screw me so far up the ass I'd have my own place by now

 

it's the humidity that gets you

but on black a'a rock it can get to around 110

 

I've heard you like the way it hurts...

 

Getting something out of the freezer doesn't count!
And that's when I stop wearing shorts!

 

I do, but at a certain point it's just too much.

I can take a fist, but not a bowling ball

If it's above 40 it's shorts weather

 

Yes, 40+ is definitely shorts and tshirts

 

Ok, I will look at starting there...the fucking off part- sounds good, too.

Hmmm...I followed the joking back and forth among you all so I am not sure how to answer this- with the serious answer or ...

Anyway, I work out of the country and have to attend an appointment in Denver in mid-June which is a week after my vacation was supposed to end and I head back overseas. I claim Foreigned Earned Income Tax Exclusion by working overseas. The extra week+ will put me over my time allowed in country and I will get hit with a huge tax bill at the end of the year if I go over.

So...going to Canada and camping for a week sounded like a pretty damn good idea. I get an extra week off, get to go somewhere I wanted to go anyway and I get to camp all while saving some days.

In any case, ideas and suggestion are welcome.

 

most popular park in sask is probably prince albert national park. everything is awesome in sask. you cant go wrong.