Luckily stock filter and high up enough hopefully haha
But i have a bad misfire under load these couple days ever since :heckno:

Always had a weird engine stumble all these years lol
It was about time to do the plugs and wires anyway. Maybe that’ll do something

I dunno why people still try to drive a flooded road and take chances of writing off their vehicles. My buddy has a 3 inch lifted SUV with no snorkel and he still doesn't want to take a chance. If he had to go through it, he would have walked and tested the depth before even attempting.

won't know if you don't try amirite :badpokerface:

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...-lR5JH2_CKlg&s

Since I was around the Still Creek area, I stopped by the McDonald's just to check it out. It's pretty much all clear now, except for this big pond in the parking lot.

I spotted someone having a bit too much fun. haha
https://i.imgur.com/FzLIgV6.jpeg

I was tempted to try too, but in a Mazda3, I was a bit sus so didn't want to FAFO.
Some ducks were chilling in there too.

Is that YRAY ?! Looks like his range….

Rest in peace to this school teacher. Sonya McIntyre.

She was the victim of the mudslide near Burke Mountain in Coquitlam. Quarry Road between Calgary Drive and MacIntyre Road.

https://www.burnabynow.com/highlight...m-home-9687605

A 57-year-old woman is dead after the Coquitlam home she was in was swept away by a mudslide on Saturday, Oct. 19.

Today, Oct. 21, Coquitlam RCMP said the body of the woman was found Sunday night, Oct. 20, during a recovery effort by Canada Task Force 1 - Urban Search and Rescue and Coquitlam firefighters.

Her family has been notified. Police are not releasing her name; however, she has been publicly identified as Sonya McIntyre, a teacher at Port Moody's Aspenwood Elementary.

In a letter, school principal Don Hutchinson wrote to parents, "It is with great sadness that I am writing to inform you that our longtime teacher, Sonya McIntyre, died Saturday following a tragic accident. She has been a valued member of the Aspenwood community for many years as a teacher, and mentor to students and staff.

Holy shxt... the wind is howling like made in my area right now, even though the sun is out and the skies are bright. There is a shxt ton of broken branches and leaves blown onto my street again, and my neighbour's truck had a long branch -- like 5 - 6m kind -- with the girth of a coke fallen onto it. I should consider myself lucky since my car is only parked on the opposite side from his, and it could easily have been my car that got hit instead.

Power was out in most of North van from 1pm til now. Time for a fridge purge maybe.

For us was about 1630 until 1900 ish, although the website said 1300 start and no crews assigned yet still

it was trippy crossing the second narrows with 3/4 of the north shore in the dark

Bomb Cyclone coming Tues ...WTH are these new weather terms?

Welcome to our new climate

And this is as mild as it gets from now on!

The term is not new it's like 40 years old.



https://www.accuweather.com/en/weath...cyclone/433474
People on facebook are really getting upset over this term.

Sure but the media loves these weather buzzwords cause it gets attention

The term isn't new, but the use of it sure is becoming more common!

We just had this happen

https://pbs.twimg.com/tweet_video_th...sQWoAAeno_.jpg

4 typhoons reaching us one after the other in the last half of November. To get a typhoon at all after October is very rare. One of them was a T8 (schools, shops closed, public transportation shut down), the rest died or moved a different direction. Normal temp for November is low 20's and dry, but this year it's been low 30's and humid. September weather basically. This after the hottest summer on record (and 2025 will beat that, and 2026 will beat that)

I'm sure this will be more and more common, going to December and eventually all year round.

Or people are now more interested in the weather and want more technical details about it. Same shit happens with cars.

Also, 20 years ago we didn't have 4 atmospheric rivers a year. They happened once every 5 years so people never bothered to remember the terminology.
People on FB are getting upset about it because everything is a conspiracy by the media when you're fucking retarded.

my wife is still over there!!! her lousy bun maids are all gonna get blown away and unable to come over to cook abalone.

how dare you drag water into the house, CLEAN THAT UP YOU PEASANT!

I was noting how hot it was in HK. 30C in November is odd. The flight in to HK was odd as we were basically being thrown around the whole time. 14.5 hours west bound was odd, 13.5 hours was already really long before.

Looks like about half of Nanaimo is out of power. Had the power go out for a few secs at home but came back on. Gas station is out of power.

https://www.bchydro.com/power-outage...utage-map.html

Power outage in Richmond too. I heard some rumblings about storm warnings for tonight.

Nice and cold now! Wearing PANTS AND SOCKS for the first time this season, and we had to bring out the down blankets PogChamp

(Edit sorry if this is insensitive while most people here are dealing with power outages)

Good thing I out was putting out trash and recycling for pickup tomorrow. The wind gusts started lifting off the bbq cover and the patio furniture covers. They nearly stealthed off. Had to grab a few bungee cords to keep them secure.