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Queen K wrote:

I've never set foot in Saskatchewan. Been as far as Cold Lake, AB, but not to SK. My Alberta friends make it look glam with their photography, maybe I should go this year?

I'm getting jealous with everyone's SK memories, "it was 30 below and that' was in the indoor outhouse."

While I was born right here in Kelowna, I did spent much of my younger years in Saskatchewan and never thought I'd miss the prairies when I finally got back to BC. I definitely don't miss the bitter cold with biting wind that made walking to school horrible, but at least I didn't have to go uphill both ways! I also don't miss the grasshoppers of the summer. What I miss the most is the sky. I miss being able to see a storm raging in the distance, and clouds on the prairies are so much more interesting to watch.

Saskatchewan is kinda like orange. Nothing Rhymes with it.

2 traveling salesmen in a bar strike up a conversation and 1 asks the other.

Where are you going next?

The other says, Saskatchewan.

The first one says the only thing in Sask. are Hookers and Hockey players!

The other says, Hey my Wife is from there!

The first guy says, Oh ya, what position does she play?

That time of year for horking up Prairie Oysters.

Vico, Hahahahaha..well played.

McGavins Bread Saskatoon.
The building was converted into an Earl's I think.
Last I saw, looked quite original to this pic.
https://www.bing.com/images/search?view ... ajaxhist=0

GenesisGT wrote:Go to Saskatchewan and ask for a Vico with your meal, they will know what you want.

They will only know that if you are north of Saskatoon, as it is a Co-op Chocolate milk. If you are in the south they will be clueless. Same goes for a bunny-hug that is north, south it is a hoodie.

Rye whiskey rye whiskey. Rye whiskey i cried.
If i dont get rye whiskey i think i might die

Not a Saskatchewan first.

Its known far and wide as the official drink.

Still not unique to Saskatchewan

Slang terms of the province:
Hadn't heard of this one:

Hit the rhubarb

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatche ... -1.2986496

Fancy wrote:Still not unique to Saskatchewan

Slang terms of the province:
Hadn't heard of this one:

Hit the rhubarb

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatche ... -1.2986496

Means put it in the ditch

Yes I know, the answer is in the link.

Couldn’t find a picture but back in the day I found you seen a passenger car with running boards....it had Saskatchewan plates!

vegas1500 wrote:Couldn’t find a picture but back in the day I found you seen a passenger car with running boards....it had Saskatchewan plates!

Yep a ford LTD

Jflem1983 wrote:

vegas1500 wrote:Couldn’t find a picture but back in the day I found you seen a passenger car with running boards....it had Saskatchewan plates!

Yep a ford LTD

Exactly...and 4 door and the boards were holding it together from the rust!