Strange weather phenomenon [Newfoundland video]

You Tube via Seed.com ^ | February 6, 2007 | Unknown

[aculeus]

To see the video scroll down at the link to number 5.

[Young Werther]

Are you .....GULP! a Newfie?

[aculeus]

How many Newfies does it take to screw a lightblb? Six! Five to hold the lightbulb and.... well you get it. Newfies=Aggies, Polacks, Micks, Spics, Wops and Dagoes!

You forgot West Virginians (told in Virginia) and Portuguese (told in Brazil).

[Young Werther]

Well I couldn't name 'em all. But having grown up in Joisey there's always the NuYawkers!

'course they have always given a box of rocks a good name!

[MotleyGirl70]

Thanks for the link; I never heard of an ice shove before.

I certainly wouldn't stand too close to one like the guy in the pictures did.

[stayathomemom]

We lived in Menominee a few years back. Ice shoves were a concern every spring when the ice would break up on the bay. I think one year a used car lot on the shore lost a few cars to one. It was very dependent on wind direction as to whom would be at risk. We had a huge pile of rip rap on our shore and never experienced it first hand.

[stayathomemom]

I love that picture!

[nfldgirl]

Yes I am...by birth...My Mom's a Newfie--My Dad a Yank!

[Fierce Allegiance]

I saw soemthing similar at my town beach not too long ago, but not to this extent.

[Doogle]

yeah it's a funny one..

[Young Werther]

My travels in he Canadian Arctic were fascinating.

I was sworn to secrecy about one Newfie attribute, however.

I was told that Newfie women are Stunning?

Do you always carry you Ray Gun?

[Kevmo]

BFLR

[cogitator]

Thanks. I'll include a link to it in my comments. Wild.