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Kahvi

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After spending the last 5 out of 6 weekends driving between my old and new hometown I finally managed to move the last of my stuff today. Feels good, and I'm starting to get really comfortable with my job: good company, nice co-workers, lots of interesting stuff going on etc.

Getting a new job and moving was the best thing I've done in the last 10 years or so.

On the negative side, I only managed to watch one SCF game and I have no idea what's going in NHL in general.
 

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After spending the last 5 out of 6 weekends driving between my old and new hometown I finally managed to move the last of my stuff today. Feels good, and I'm starting to get really comfortable with my job: good company, nice co-workers, lots of interesting stuff going on etc.

Getting a new job and moving was the best thing I've done in the last 10 years or so.

On the negative side, I only managed to watch one SCF game and I have no idea what's going in NHL in general.
Flames lost, thus hockey sucks. That is all we need to know.

Also, I am glad things are working out
 

Kahvi

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Also, I am glad things are working out

Thanks man.

Things are working out so nicely that is seems like its not even possible :laugh:
I'm gonna start cycling to work (11km one way) next week so I might post something positive to Healthy living thread in few weeks.
 

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After spending the last 5 out of 6 weekends driving between my old and new hometown I finally managed to move the last of my stuff today. Feels good, and I'm starting to get really comfortable with my job: good company, nice co-workers, lots of interesting stuff going on etc.

Getting a new job and moving was the best thing I've done in the last 10 years or so.

On the negative side, I only managed to watch one SCF game and I have no idea what's going in NHL in general.

Drouin was traded to MTL.
 

InfinityIggy

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II was traded to the Knights board.

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Dread Pirate Roberts

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Pens fan here with sort of a weird question. For those of you who live or have lived in Alberta, how often do you use French in your daily life? I tried google and mostly got statistics. Statistics can be useful, but they don't give me a picture of a person's actual life.

Thanks in advance.
 

Lunatik

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Pens fan here with sort of a weird question. For those of you who live or have lived in Alberta, how often do you use French in your daily life? I tried google and mostly got statistics. Statistics can be useful, but they don't give me a picture of a person's actual life.

Thanks in advance.
For the most part if you aren't in a metis community, the use of french is pretty much non-existent
 

Unlimited Chequing

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Pens fan here with sort of a weird question. For those of you who live or have lived in Alberta, how often do you use French in your daily life? I tried google and mostly got statistics. Statistics can be useful, but they don't give me a picture of a person's actual life.

Thanks in advance.

I've lived in Alberta all my life and the only time I'm regularly exposed to French is when I'm in the grocery store and I grab something which has the English side facing away from me.

Unless you work in a government position that regularly works with people from the east, you'll almost never use it here.

For the most part if you aren't in a metis community, the use of french is pretty much non-existent

I didn't even know they used French in the Metis community.
 

Bosnian Beast

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Pens fan here with sort of a weird question. For those of you who live or have lived in Alberta, how often do you use French in your daily life? I tried google and mostly got statistics. Statistics can be useful, but they don't give me a picture of a person's actual life.

Thanks in advance.

I spoke some French was when I was in Fort McMurray because my boss at the time was from Quebec, but even then, it was in a pretty limited capacity. Other than that, my use of French in daily life is zero.
 

InfinityIggy

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Pens fan here with sort of a weird question. For those of you who live or have lived in Alberta, how often do you use French in your daily life? I tried google and mostly got statistics. Statistics can be useful, but they don't give me a picture of a person's actual life.

Thanks in advance.

Personally, never. Although even Alberta has its pockets of French speaking communities such as Beaumont, Falher and Plamondon.
 

Ace Rimmer

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Pens fan here with sort of a weird question. For those of you who live or have lived in Alberta, how often do you use French in your daily life? I tried google and mostly got statistics. Statistics can be useful, but they don't give me a picture of a person's actual life.

Thanks in advance.

I use it every time I order poutine, or haricots verts (green beans) at a fancy restaurant.

I found it's more prominent in northwest Alberta - being from "none" to "a bit", but by no means is it necessary.
 

Lunatik

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Did they change some of the sponsor privileges? Earlier I was able to see who was online, now I cannot.
 
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