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Melting Icicles on My Balcony
Toronto, ON - Michelle - Monday, November 26th, 2007 : goo
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Melting icicles, our first touch of winter is dripping away here in Toronto.
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jack: 27th Nov 2007 - 02:40 GMT
i heard that in toronto there are two men who look like ice men and they sit on window ledges and dangle their legs while they melt away, and if you disturb them you will have winter for 90 days.
Elicar: 27th Nov 2007 - 23:25 GMT
Where are those two men. I'll disturb them every minute I get. Winter for 90 days would be a blessing!
Michelle: 28th Nov 2007 - 02:32 GMT
I agree, I hope we have a cold and snowy winter. I cross-country ski and last winter was a disappointment.
jack: I WISH I COULD CROSS COUNTRY SKI.
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