Canadian authorities race to capture five million bees from roadway spill
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"My father was a beekeeper before me, his father was a beekeeper before him. I want to walk in their footsteps - which were like this - Aaaah! Aaaah! I'm covered in bees! Aaaah! Covered in bees!"
I’d hate to have been the one counting to make sure there were 5 million of them.
Oopsie!
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Leader of Canada's House of Commons apologizes for honoring 'Nazi'
Aired in a statement Sunday from Anthony Rota, the apology saw the speaker insist he had just became aware that the man he celebrated just days earlier served in a Nazi unit during WWII.
Ride passengers rescued after dangling upside down, 75 feet up, for half an hour.
I recently saw a news piece about people getting injured when others' cell phones go flying out of their pockets while on these rides. I'm sure a few phones came flying out on that upside-down ride.
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Sherbet is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
Years ago, when I still had my trusty flip phone. my son convinced me to go on a ride which is simular to the boat rides which swing back and forth up to 90 degrees. This one continued and did a couple of spins all the way around. So we were going upside down and there in front of my eye is my flip phone having come out of my pocket where I thought it was secure. I think this was the oscillation before they went all the way around so we were in the process of reversing direction. Because this created the relative position of the phone floating in mid-air for enough time (a couple of seconds) for me to grab it. I don't understand the physics or whether my reflexes were unusually fast or time slowed down but I was able to successfully grab it out of the air and hold onto it the rest of the ride. Now all my stuff goes in my backpack when I do a weird ride.
I watch a lot of Disney and other theme park videos and I'm pretty sure everyone agrees that Canada's Wonderland is kinda run down and not what it used to be. So this is fitting.
I may be mixing up parks but I think my parents took me there as a kid. It was during our trip to Niagara Falls. I remember they had this one really long roller coaster. They also had this pen with a ton of deer in it that you could enter and feed them. I remember my mom being in a wheelchair was immediately engulfed by deer when she went in with deer food in her hand. Since she was low to the ground the second she went in she disappeared in a sea of deer, hahaha.
EDIT: never mind, it wasn't Wonderland. A quick search reveals it was probably Marineland. But I was like 14 so who knows.
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbet is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
I think it was Marineland. Much closer to Niagra Falls. Wonderland is north of Toronto which would have been a really long drive. Wonderland usually builds a new super ride each year. It is not run down. It is very pricey. There are no animals. Marineland has got into a lot of trouble with regards to their treatment of their animals. They are not very well respected.
‘A sight to behold’: Fireworks trailer erupts after fender bender
Holy shit! I was just looking at my Flightradar24 app, and I saw a plane coming from the Toronto Airport, which has airport code YYZ. This is the basis for the Rush song of the same name. In fact, the morse code for YYZ is used as the opening rhythm of the song. I never knew this.
That’s cool, I didn’t know the story of the YYZ song.
I like to track flights too. Most of the planes flying overhead here are going East-West, Houston to Orlando, Miami to Los Angeles, that kind of thing.
I like to track flights too. Most of the planes flying overhead here are going East-West, Houston to Orlando, Miami to Los Angeles, that kind of thing.
Here is an explanation of the YYZ airport code (and several others):
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Airport codes and their History - Skycharter
Did you ever wonder why airports have these strange codes? What does CYYZ mean and why did Toronto choose those letters to ID the airport? ...Read More
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