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Look in the sky, It's Toronto's Ice storm:

Look in the sky, It's Toronto's Ice storm:

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http://www.cnn.com/2007/WEATHER/03/05/toronto.ice.reut/index.html
Better carry an EXTRA thick umbrella, eh.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WEATHER/03/05/toronto.ice.reut/index.html
Better carry an EXTRA thick umbrella, eh.
Sheets of ice were falling off the CN Tower that were the size of picnic tables.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WEATHER/03/05/toronto.ice.reut/index.html
Better carry an EXTRA thick umbrella, eh.
It's fine here. I can't believe that crap made the "news". It happens every year.

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Originally posted by uzless
Sheets of ice were falling off the CN Tower that were the size of picnic tables.
Good thing no one ever goes there or else someone may have been hurt! 😵

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Originally posted by darvlay
Good thing no one ever goes there or else someone may have been hurt! 😵
sure they do! they're from all over the world.

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Originally posted by darvlay
It's fine here. I can't believe that crap made the "news". It happens every year.
It has never happened before to the CN Tower.

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Originally posted by tiggr
sure they do! they're from all over the world.
Yeah, I guess so but, for Chrissakes, why???

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Originally posted by darvlay
Yeah, I guess so but, for Chrissakes, why???
Must be the spinning food at 360. I hear they employ a full-time pipe organist to play circus music while people eat $36 quiche off flat porcelain dreidles.

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Originally posted by darvlay
It's fine here. I can't believe that crap made the "news". It happens every year.
Big sheets of ice always fly off the tops of semi's when I'm on the road. No big deal.

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Originally posted by kirksey957
Big sheets of ice always fly off the tops of semi's
"Sheets of ice"? I prefer to call it lovecicles.

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