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Sadly not. Complimentary beer though.
 
Anyone here been to Quebec City? We'll be up there for a few nights in a couple of weeks. Been to Montreal a thousand times, but never QC.
 
DeacInVermont said:
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i legit LOLd
 
DeacInVermont said:
Is this where we solicit unprofessional medical advice? I hurt my thumb in July. I thought it was just jammed at the time, but it still hurts whenever I use my thumb to grip and it is still stiff when I try to bend it. If it was a fracture I figure it would have healed by now. Is it thumb herpes?
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Possible that it just never got enough of a chance to heal since that’s a joint that moves around a lot. You could try wearing a brace to immobilize the joint for a few weeks and see if that helps
 
wfudkn said:
Anyone here been to Quebec City? We'll be up there for a few nights in a couple of weeks. Been to Montreal a thousand times, but never QC.
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We spent a few days there in the summer of 2006. Touring all around eastern Canada with kids and our pop up camper. Stayed on the other side of the river in/near Levis. Mostly I remember we liked it a lot and thought we'd like to return some day sans kids. Haven't done that yet. But beautiful place with lots to see/do, good restaurants, etc.
 
DeacInVermont said:
Is this where we solicit unprofessional medical advice? I hurt my thumb in July. I thought it was just jammed at the time, but it still hurts whenever I use my thumb to grip and it is still stiff when I try to bend it. If it was a fracture I figure it would have healed by now. Is it thumb herpes?
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I, uhh, fell UP some stairs last year and jammed my thumb in a real weird way too, and I wanna say it took like 10-12 months before it stopped hurting when gripping stuff/opening jars/etc.
 
QC is awesome. We stayed in the old quarter for a long weekend and it was pleasant for tooling around, good restaurants, shops, etc.
 
wfudkn said:
Anyone here been to Quebec City? We'll be up there for a few nights in a couple of weeks. Been to Montreal a thousand times, but never QC.
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QC in mid-February is a choice. It's only a 4 hour drive from here, yet I've only been once. It was cool to check out for a couple of days. There's a waterfall bit northeast of the city that is worth looking at.
 
The cold doesn't really bother me much. It used to and I was a big baby when I lived in Vermont, but not anymore. And my wife is from Maine and she loves the winter and snow.
 
it's weird how the winter/cold is more tolerable where it's more potent.

it was cold and snowy in maine but i never really minded the deep cold. in PA i fucking hate the damp 30 degrees of Jan-March
 
wfudkn said:
The cold doesn't really bother me much. It used to and I was a big baby when I lived in Vermont, but not anymore. And my wife is from Maine and she loves the winter and snow.
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Right on. I am now entering a period of circumspection when it comes to my discussion of meteorological conditions, so I will acknowledge this and move on.

For what little it's worth, I'm a big fan of Ottawa as a long-weekend destination. Parliament, interesting museums, market downtown. That is also a decent place to visit in the winter because the Rideau canal becomes a thoroughfare where people will commute via ice skates and they have a winter festival with ice castles and shit.
 
wfudkn said:
The cold doesn't really bother me much. It used to and I was a big baby when I lived in Vermont, but not anymore. And my wife is from Maine and she loves the winter and snow.
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if only all vermonters adopted this attitude
 
cookoutdeac said:
I, uhh, fell UP some stairs last year and jammed my thumb in a real weird way too, and I wanna say it took like 10-12 months before it stopped hurting when gripping stuff/opening jars/etc.
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Similar experience with jamming mine when I was running the Stone Mountain Loop in the snow. It was well on a year before it stopped hurting.
 
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