Comments for Jaystation

Weeeheeep
06 Nov 2022 05:40

I think the main reason they haven't re enabled is that they already did, but the hacker got back in and disabled again without their knowledge

Weeeheeep
06 Nov 2022 05:38

Yeah honestly I would be beyond pissed as well

One of my fatal flaws is that I hate losing progress, and I basically shut down if I lose major amounts

Weeeheeep
06 Nov 2022 05:35

I mean, croc didn't get his back either...
But to be fair I doubt he cares as much as you

Maybe try putting a helpdesk or even asking in the discord (if you have it)?

Weeeheeep
06 Nov 2022 05:22

Yeah your groups are gone

I don't think your getting your account back

MrPwong
05 Nov 2022 03:38

to summarize Ireland for you, it's basically 99% alcohol with the other 1% being roughly everything else.

All the Irish are known for is alcohol and having no potatos.

MrPwong
05 Nov 2022 03:27

An auction house I follow just started a rather interesting sale of Irish and International Art. It includes various rare literary items, bronzes, select wines and spirits (Ireland please lmao)

MrPwong
04 Nov 2022 04:33

God damn. It snowed here today, but thankfully it wasn't windy. Only about 3cm so just a dusting.

MrPwong
04 Nov 2022 04:29

Never experienced southern Alberta winter before, Lethbridge looks pretty flat so that wind is guaranteed to be killer.

I did stay in Hanna for a year, that was a pretty rough winter.

I live by a lake and a river so we get some brutal thermal drafts, causes the winds in the valley to become absolutely unbearable sometimes.

MrPwong
04 Nov 2022 04:16

Yeah, Dawson is NOT fun in the winter. sidewalks become trenches with eight-foot walls of snow on either side and the win rips up to 90-100km/h across all the flatlands. A thermometer between two of our high-pressure units read -67 as the wind would funnel through them. The only time in my life I've received minor frostbite.

MrPwong
04 Nov 2022 03:54

You're certainly not missing out overly much in regards to the rest of Canada. BC is where it's at for travel for sure.

I've been as far north as Dawson Creek, though I hated every single second of my time there because it was -58 before accounting for windchill and I worked outside in a flat field.

Bella Coola is some of the most beautiful country I've seen on this earth. Full of rivers, inlets, mountain valleys and full of wildlife. The coast in general from north to south is stunning.

I'm gonna miss the Rockies, of God ;-;