Mind the ice!

[Crasherfromwayback]

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That's gotta hurt.

[Gremlin]

That's gotta hurt.
Uh... yup! :eek5:

You can tell how much pain there must be as he lies on the ice, stomach down for a wee while...

[skippa1]

That was fuckin brilliant:nya::shutup::rofl:

[Crasherfromwayback]

Uh... yup! :eek5:

You can tell how much pain there must be as he lies on the ice, stomach down for a wee while...

I broke my tail bone years ago jumping off a swing. It FUCKING hurts.

[skippa1]

yeah but fuck its funny to watch

[Crasherfromwayback]

yeah but fuck its funny to watch

For sure! My flatties thought the same when I did it!

[skippa1]

For sure! My flatties thought the same when I did it!

it helps that he was German (shhhh....dont mention the war......)

[BigAl]

lmao, I could understand one sentence "arrrh my ass" :lol:

[pzkpfw]

Amazing; the places where it's cold enough to ice over a pool in Winter, yet warm enough to have that pool in Summer.

(Our long thin island "near" both the equator and South pole is not representative.)

[Brett]

Shit that must have hurt like hell. Pretty funny though.

[YellowDog]

Amazing; the places where it's cold enough to ice over a pool in Winter, yet warm enough to have that pool in Summer.

(Our long thin island "near" both the equator and South pole is not representative.)

Almost moved to Ontario in Canada. Upto 40 degrees in the summer and snow chains every winter. The winters are so severe that we changed our minds :cold:

This guy surely must be up in the running for a Dawin Award ?

Just imagine how cold the water would have been!

A severe case of Internal Willy :yes:

[Crasherfromwayback]

Almost moved to Ontario in Canada. Upto 40 degrees in the summer and snow chains every winter. The winters are so severe that we changed our minds :cold:

This guy surely must be up in the running for a Dawin Award ?

Just imagine how cold the water would have been!

A severe case of Internal Willy :yes:

Fuck I reckon!

[Ocean1]

Almost moved to Ontario in Canada. Upto 40 degrees in the summer and snow chains every winter. The winters are so severe that we changed our minds :cold:


I had a Buick Skylark drophead coupe originally from Ontario. You don't leave cars outside in winter, and unless you're wealthy you don't heat your garage. The Skylark had a heater element in the block, when you get home you plug your car in or she's frozen in the morning.


This guy surely must be up in the running for a Dawin Award ?


Only an honerable mention, failed to remove himself from the gene pool.

[Paul in NZ]

I dunno - looked a little ghey to me really...

But ghey humour is generally very funny... Farkin funny :lol:

[Road kill]

Wow,,,,,,,that almost defies words,,,I mean.

Wonder what he felt like 12 hours later.

Like to see the footage of "that":doctor::rolleyes:

[pzkpfw]

The other thing that occurs; if the ice had broken, could he have got cut up by sharp edges?


(YellowDog: When my folks decided to pack up and leave the Netherlands, their choices were Australia, Canada and N.Z.; they thought Australia was too hot, they'd seen enough snow already to put Canada off the list, thus we're here.)

[onearmedbandit]

Amazing; the places where it's cold enough to ice over a pool in Winter, yet warm enough to have that pool in Summer.

(Our long thin island "near" both the equator and South pole is not representative.)

Twizel in winter is cold enough to freeze pools, and hot enough to enjoy them in Summer.

[Hinny]

Amazing; the places where it's cold enough to ice over a pool in Winter, yet warm enough to have that pool in Summer.

(Our long thin island "near" both the equator and South pole is not representative.)

Years ago a tv journo decided to do a piece standing on the frozen surface of the Hotel Central, Alexandra swimming pool.
He was ok out there on the ice ....for a while. Went through during a live feed.
We laughed.

[Berries]

What a coccyx.

[Jantar]

Amazing; the places where it's cold enough to ice over a pool in Winter, yet warm enough to have that pool in Summer.

(Our long thin island "near" both the equator and South pole is not representative.)

Our long thin island is representative sure enough. Visit us in summer and come swimmimg in our pond. Visit in winter and come ice skating on our pond. :devil2:

Mid october and -3 C here this morning.

[FJRider]

Our long thin island is representative sure enough. Visit us in summer and come swimmimg in our pond. Visit in winter and come ice skating on our pond. :devil2:

Mid october and -3 C here this morning.


It's the quality of people here that counts ... not the weather .. eh .. !!!! :laugh: :laugh:

I might go skiing tomorrow. If it's warm enough ... :innocent:

[caspernz]

So what's the correct way to spell schadenfreude??:laugh:

Dumkopf!!:clap:

[Hinny]

Our long thin island is representative sure enough. Visit us in summer and come swimmimg in our pond. Visit in winter and come ice skating on our pond. :devil2:

Mid october and -3 C here this morning.

Manorburn Dam - Love it.

Vividly recall a visit in 1971.
Vividly, that's a laugh - so hungover.
I really do have a lot of memories of that trip. Nationals were on. Skating - all forms, Curling, Touring, drinking, laughing.
Fan-bloody-tastic time.
Smiling now, recalling it.
Every trip to Alexandra was memorable in a good way.

[awa355]

I had a Buick Skylark drophead coupe originally from Ontario. You don't leave cars outside in winter, and unless you're wealthy you don't heat your garage. The Skylark had a heater element in the block, when you get home you plug your car in or she's frozen in the morning.



Only an honerable mention, failed to remove himself from the gene pool.

In the fifties/sixties, Forest Products at Kinleith had all their trucks parked outside. They had an element in the bottam radiator tank, and one in the sump. Plugged in at night and in the morning the water and oil were already warmed up.

[Hinny]

In the fifties/sixties, Forest Products at Kinleith had all their trucks parked outside. They had an element in the bottam radiator tank, and one in the sump. Plugged in at night and in the morning the water and oil were already warmed up.

You can see Fire engines plugged in - ready to go.

[unstuck]

Damn, wish he would of gone through.:devil2: