OT: Toronto Flood 2013

TMLeafer

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Mar 23, 2008
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Guy on the phone from inside that submerged Go Train sounded pissed.

I would be too. Coming home from a long day at work, now you're in a train with everyone on the top level and dirty water in the lower levels with probably few open windows. Apparently some guy jumped out and swam away.
 

TieClark

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I would be too. Coming home from a long day at work, now you're in a train with everyone on the top level and dirty water in the lower levels with probably few open windows. Apparently some guy jumped out and swam away.
I think that's exactly what I'd do... just swim to the nearest street, walk over and get a taxi or something.
 

613Leafer

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I think that's exactly what I'd do... just swim to the nearest street, walk over and get a taxi or something.

My cellphone / wallet would be my only concern there.. Wouldnt hesitate too much about the clothes.
 

The Examiner

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My cellphone / wallet would be my only concern there.. Wouldnt hesitate too much about the clothes.

That would certainly be a concern. I would also be wary of how contaminated the water might be.

Does anybody know if the 404 N will be shut down tomorrow? Have an early appointment at DVP/Sheppard and was wondering if I should take an alternate route. I'm assuming the flooding hasn't reached that area.

Even a website with reliable, up to date information would be helpful as well.
 

Paris in Flames

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I work right at the corner of Bloor/Church.

Thinking of just "working" from home tomorrow.

...and by "working" I mean sporadically checking my email as I watch the Price is Right.
 

MsMeow

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My sister lives in Ajax and said it's such a quiet, calm night there. Amazing what's happening in Toronto.
 

Sevanston

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I work right at the corner of Bloor/Church.

Thinking of just "working" from home tomorrow.

...and by "working" I mean sporadically checking my email as I watch the Price is Right.

That's what I did when Hurricane Sandy hit NYC.

I flew to Toronto for the weekend, ended up staying the whole week "working" because our NYC office had no power.
 

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Anyone in Stouffville? If so how is it? I don't want to work tomorrow lol
 

TMLeafer

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Mar 23, 2008
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Ouch.

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Lilou

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Got home at 10. Bruuuuutal commute. Even worse are the cars that don't stop at traffic lights with no power.

Oh and I shouldn't laugh but 3 guys were stuck in an elevator at my workplace from 6 to 9. They were drenched in sweat when they got out. What a mess of a day.
 

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