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Things to do When It's -37 Out. (1 Viewer)

worst part was driving home late last night, it was about -31 and I left my gloves behind... dead tired....

realized I had 3 ticks left on the gas tank.... figured if it sat overnight and got to -40 as expected, my gas line would freeze.

pumping gas, piss tired, -30, severe winds and no gloves - total hell.

 
ETA: I totally found my old GT Snow Racers when I visited my parents shed a few weeks back.

The classic (which I spraypainted as teen) and the Brett Hull Edition. the Hull one is a bit rough now, but the classic is still mint.

I gotta get on that thing. I brought the one home with me...

 
worst part was driving home late last night, it was about -31 and I left my gloves behind... dead tired....

realized I had 3 ticks left on the gas tank.... figured if it sat overnight and got to -40 as expected, my gas line would freeze.

pumping gas, piss tired, -30, severe winds and no gloves - total hell.
Brutal. I did this exact thing in upstate NY the other night when it was -15 with the wind chill. I put in $10, said "screw it that's enough so it won't freeze" and ran back to my car heat.

Also, heated seats are a god send this weather.

Also also, movie marathon is the way to go and/or lots of reading and/or video games. I read all morning, played some minecraft, and now the family is about to fire up the Lord of the Rings.

But in your case, with your life and location, I'd probably call a prostitute and offer to pay extra for delivery service.

 
Prevention is better than a cure - solution is : Don't live where those tempeatures are a possibility
It happens like once a year IF that, and most of the time Ontario is freaking gorgeous. Plus, you know, cheap health care, drugs, and legal prostitution.

ETA: and don't forget the beer.

 
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We're supposed to get a wintry mix tonight. Probably shut the city down until Wednesday. No bread or milk to be had.

 
worst part was driving home late last night, it was about -31 and I left my gloves behind... dead tired....

realized I had 3 ticks left on the gas tank.... figured if it sat overnight and got to -40 as expected, my gas line would freeze.

pumping gas, piss tired, -30, severe winds and no gloves - total hell.
Brutal. I did this exact thing in upstate NY the other night when it was -15 with the wind chill. I put in $10, said "screw it that's enough so it won't freeze" and ran back to my car heat.

Also, heated seats are a god send this weather.

Also also, movie marathon is the way to go and/or lots of reading and/or video games. I read all morning, played some minecraft, and now the family is about to fire up the Lord of the Rings.

But in your case, with your life and location, I'd probably call a prostitute and offer to pay extra for delivery service.
Wait....this is a real thing? I've got a quarter of a tank and they're calling for -25 wind chills through until tomorrow morning. Should I hit the gas station?

 
worst part was driving home late last night, it was about -31 and I left my gloves behind... dead tired....

realized I had 3 ticks left on the gas tank.... figured if it sat overnight and got to -40 as expected, my gas line would freeze.

pumping gas, piss tired, -30, severe winds and no gloves - total hell.
Brutal. I did this exact thing in upstate NY the other night when it was -15 with the wind chill. I put in $10, said "screw it that's enough so it won't freeze" and ran back to my car heat.

Also, heated seats are a god send this weather.

Also also, movie marathon is the way to go and/or lots of reading and/or video games. I read all morning, played some minecraft, and now the family is about to fire up the Lord of the Rings.

But in your case, with your life and location, I'd probably call a prostitute and offer to pay extra for delivery service.
Wait....this is a real thing? I've got a quarter of a tank and they're calling for -25 wind chills through until tomorrow morning. Should I hit the gas station?
I can 100% verify this happens, have had it happen before.

-25 may not do it... but it's possible if its low enough, I guess. quarter tank should be fine at -25

 
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worst part was driving home late last night, it was about -31 and I left my gloves behind... dead tired....

realized I had 3 ticks left on the gas tank.... figured if it sat overnight and got to -40 as expected, my gas line would freeze.

pumping gas, piss tired, -30, severe winds and no gloves - total hell.
Brutal. I did this exact thing in upstate NY the other night when it was -15 with the wind chill. I put in $10, said "screw it that's enough so it won't freeze" and ran back to my car heat.

Also, heated seats are a god send this weather.

Also also, movie marathon is the way to go and/or lots of reading and/or video games. I read all morning, played some minecraft, and now the family is about to fire up the Lord of the Rings.

But in your case, with your life and location, I'd probably call a prostitute and offer to pay extra for delivery service.
Wait....this is a real thing? I've got a quarter of a tank and they're calling for -25 wind chills through until tomorrow morning. Should I hit the gas station?
I can 100% verify this happens, have had it happen before.

-25 may not do it... but it's possible if its low enough, I guess. quarter tank should be fine at -25
Better safe than sorry, I guess. I don't know that I have ever experienced temperatures this low, so it's a new experience for me.

 
come to think of it, it may freeze depending on where you are.

I think in Canada most companies use additives during the winter months to help prevent freezing as well. yours may not, so may freeze at a lower temp

 
worst part was driving home late last night, it was about -31 and I left my gloves behind... dead tired....

realized I had 3 ticks left on the gas tank.... figured if it sat overnight and got to -40 as expected, my gas line would freeze.

pumping gas, piss tired, -30, severe winds and no gloves - total hell.
Brutal. I did this exact thing in upstate NY the other night when it was -15 with the wind chill. I put in $10, said "screw it that's enough so it won't freeze" and ran back to my car heat.

Also, heated seats are a god send this weather.

Also also, movie marathon is the way to go and/or lots of reading and/or video games. I read all morning, played some minecraft, and now the family is about to fire up the Lord of the Rings.

But in your case, with your life and location, I'd probably call a prostitute and offer to pay extra for delivery service.
Wait....this is a real thing? I've got a quarter of a tank and they're calling for -25 wind chills through until tomorrow morning. Should I hit the gas station?
Wind chill wouldn't matter. Actual air temperature only.

 
worst part was driving home late last night, it was about -31 and I left my gloves behind... dead tired....

realized I had 3 ticks left on the gas tank.... figured if it sat overnight and got to -40 as expected, my gas line would freeze.

pumping gas, piss tired, -30, severe winds and no gloves - total hell.
Brutal. I did this exact thing in upstate NY the other night when it was -15 with the wind chill. I put in $10, said "screw it that's enough so it won't freeze" and ran back to my car heat.

Also, heated seats are a god send this weather.

Also also, movie marathon is the way to go and/or lots of reading and/or video games. I read all morning, played some minecraft, and now the family is about to fire up the Lord of the Rings.

But in your case, with your life and location, I'd probably call a prostitute and offer to pay extra for delivery service.
Wait....this is a real thing? I've got a quarter of a tank and they're calling for -25 wind chills through until tomorrow morning. Should I hit the gas station?
Wind chill wouldn't matter. Actual air temperature only.
The Resident FFA Chemist has spoken.

How much would prevent the tank from freezing? I always heard a half tank when I lived in Buffalo.

 
ETA: I totally found my old GT Snow Racers when I visited my parents shed a few weeks back.

The classic (which I spraypainted as teen) and the Brett Hull Edition.the Hull one is a bit rough now, but the classic is still mint.

I gotta get on that thing. I brought the one home with me...
Is his skate in the crease?
 
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worst part was driving home late last night, it was about -31 and I left my gloves behind... dead tired....

realized I had 3 ticks left on the gas tank.... figured if it sat overnight and got to -40 as expected, my gas line would freeze.

pumping gas, piss tired, -30, severe winds and no gloves - total hell.
Brutal. I did this exact thing in upstate NY the other night when it was -15 with the wind chill. I put in $10, said "screw it that's enough so it won't freeze" and ran back to my car heat.

Also, heated seats are a god send this weather.

Also also, movie marathon is the way to go and/or lots of reading and/or video games. I read all morning, played some minecraft, and now the family is about to fire up the Lord of the Rings.

But in your case, with your life and location, I'd probably call a prostitute and offer to pay extra for delivery service.
Wait....this is a real thing? I've got a quarter of a tank and they're calling for -25 wind chills through until tomorrow morning. Should I hit the gas station?
I can 100% verify this happens, have had it happen before.

-25 may not do it... but it's possible if its low enough, I guess. quarter tank should be fine at -25
Lived most my life in winters that would get colder then that. Never had it happen to me or heard of it. I think people say it to scare people into keeping their gas full in the winter. Which is a good idea incase you get stranded. Maybe if you got water in your gas tank it could freeze.

 
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worst part was driving home late last night, it was about -31 and I left my gloves behind... dead tired....

realized I had 3 ticks left on the gas tank.... figured if it sat overnight and got to -40 as expected, my gas line would freeze.

pumping gas, piss tired, -30, severe winds and no gloves - total hell.
Brutal. I did this exact thing in upstate NY the other night when it was -15 with the wind chill. I put in $10, said "screw it that's enough so it won't freeze" and ran back to my car heat.

Also, heated seats are a god send this weather.

Also also, movie marathon is the way to go and/or lots of reading and/or video games. I read all morning, played some minecraft, and now the family is about to fire up the Lord of the Rings.

But in your case, with your life and location, I'd probably call a prostitute and offer to pay extra for delivery service.
Wait....this is a real thing? I've got a quarter of a tank and they're calling for -25 wind chills through until tomorrow morning. Should I hit the gas station?
I can 100% verify this happens, have had it happen before.

-25 may not do it... but it's possible if its low enough, I guess. quarter tank should be fine at -25
Lived most my life in winters that would get colder then that. Never had it happen to me or heard of it. I think people say it to scare people into keeping their gas full in the winter. Which is a good idea incase you get stranded. Maybe if you got water in your gas tank it could freeze.
Agreed here.
 
We need Pickles to weigh in on this controversy.

Can the tank freeze, Mr. Wizard? Or is it a marketing scam?

 
We need Pickles to weigh in on this controversy.

Can the tank freeze, Mr. Wizard? Or is it a marketing scam?
If there is water in the tank, it can freeze. The fuel itself has a very low freezing point that isn't even worth considering. I suppose it's possible that there could be water condensation and increased moisture in the tank that could freeze in the fuel line or somesuch. I would think this would be quite unlikely in most climates and situations. If I lived in Canada or Siberia, I could see having more fuel in the tank on very cold nights as being a decent precaution. Most people will never encounter conditions where this would be a real problem.

 
Prevention is better than a cure - solution is : Don't live where those tempeatures are a possibility
It happens like once a year IF that, and most of the time Ontario is freaking gorgeous. Plus, you know, cheap health care, drugs, and legal prostitution.

ETA: and don't forget the beer.
And the poutine?
Saw a DDD show last nite that had a place in Toronto (Rosedale Diner) where they did Poutine with duck shredded in with the gravy. WOW!!

 
Prevention is better than a cure - solution is : Don't live where those tempeatures are a possibility
It happens like once a year IF that, and most of the time Ontario is freaking gorgeous. Plus, you know, cheap health care, drugs, and legal prostitution.

ETA: and don't forget the beer.
And the poutine?
Saw a DDD show last nite that had a place in Toronto (Rosedale Diner) where they did Poutine with duck shredded in with the gravy. WOW!!
yes. it is wow.

that being said, lots of places do "souped up" poutines now... with some of the craziest #### inside. all delicious.

but there's something purely satisfying about a straight up, original poutine.

eta: poutine soup is becoming a thing... and it's trash

 
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Prevention is better than a cure - solution is : Don't live where those tempeatures are a possibility
It happens like once a year IF that, and most of the time Ontario is freaking gorgeous. Plus, you know, cheap health care, drugs, and legal prostitution.

ETA: and don't forget the beer.
And the poutine?
Saw a DDD show last nite that had a place in Toronto (Rosedale Diner) where they did Poutine with duck shredded in with the gravy. WOW!!
yes. it is wow.

that being said, lots of places do "souped up" poutines now... with some of the craziest #### inside. all delicious.

but there's something purely satisfying about a straight up, original poutine.

eta: poutine soup is becoming a thing... and it's trash
Wonder why poutine hasn't crawled it's way into WI. (Maybe it has?!?) They eat lots of curds there, mostly fried. NTTAWWT!!!

 
I went out for breakfast this AM, wore base layers underneath though. I had to put gas in this AM as well, ####### sucked. I'm trying the italian beef recipe from the crock pot thread for the first time today because no chance I'm leaving the house again.

Since everyone in Southern Ontario who ever posts in the FFA is in this thread right now, it seems like the original question has been answered.

 
Ok, so took a piss outside...

Didnt freeze as it left my peehole, but it steamed a lot along the entire stream...

wonder if i took a dump if itd just smoke like a chimney :lol:

 
I went out for breakfast this AM, wore base layers underneath though. I had to put gas in this AM as well, ####### sucked. I'm trying the italian beef recipe from the crock pot thread for the first time today because no chance I'm leaving the house again.

Since everyone in Southern Ontario who ever posts in the FFA is in this thread right now, it seems like the original question has been answered.
you really in Peterborough? Gonna have to stop by for a drink next time I roll thru the Severn for some fishing.

Not at the pig's ear tho. I got a beer bottle clapped over my face last time I was there, and I wasnt even part of the brawl.

 

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