View Poll Results: U.S., Canada, or somewhere else?
I'm an American.
103
89.57%
I'm a Canadian.
10
8.70%
I live somewhere else.
2
1.74%
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2004 DTR Census
04-25-2004 | 06:35 PM
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From: New Holland, PA
2004 DTR Census
Another thread got me wondering about this - what's the U.S. to Canadian ratio of the DTR population? My guess is 15% Canadian, 2% other places, with the balance living in the U.S.
I'm the first one to vote outside US and Canada 
04-26-2004 | 02:29 PM
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Hey AlpineRam, doesn't all that white stuff on the rocks in the background mean it's cold ( below 75) ? I know we have it over here to, but not in Florida
. Well, OK, maybe once or twice every ten years.
. Well, OK, maybe once or twice every ten years.
04-26-2004 | 03:20 PM
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Originally posted by wannadiesel
Looks like I guessed pretty close, with 57 votes it's running 86/12/2.
Looks like I guessed pretty close, with 57 votes it's running 86/12/2.
I'd say it's fair to say that out of the members who post often, your guestimate is pretty good.
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04-26-2004 | 04:10 PM
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I'll vote outside the US since we Texans always are taking a ribbing about being from a whole nuther country....... At least in the part I live in, the white stuff that the rest of ya'll keep talking about from November to March seldom makes a trek this far down!!!
04-26-2004 | 04:38 PM
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Originally posted by firestorm
Hey AlpineRam, doesn't all that white stuff on the rocks in the background mean it's cold ( below 75) ? I know we have it over here to, but not in Florida . Well, OK, maybe once or twice every ten years.
Hey AlpineRam, doesn't all that white stuff on the rocks in the background mean it's cold ( below 75) ? I know we have it over here to, but not in Florida
. Well, OK, maybe once or twice every ten years.
We've usually got some of the white stuff sometimes- like november-april or so
AlpineRAM
04-26-2004 | 05:17 PM
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Originally posted by scuzman00
I'll vote outside the US since we Texans always are taking a ribbing about being from a whole nuther country....... At least in the part I live in, the white stuff that the rest of ya'll keep talking about from November to March seldom makes a trek this far down!!!
I'll vote outside the US since we Texans always are taking a ribbing about being from a whole nuther country....... At least in the part I live in, the white stuff that the rest of ya'll keep talking about from November to March seldom makes a trek this far down!!!
Now it's really unscientific. Besides, didn't your state dept. of tourism make that slogan up? I was in Texas for about 18 hours this time last year, I thought I was gonna die of heatstroke or skin cancer. 
04-26-2004 | 08:13 PM
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Oh great. Now it's really unscientific. Besides, didn't your state dept. of tourism make that slogan up? I was in Texas for about 18 hours this time last year, I thought I was gonna die of heatstroke or skin cancer.
04-26-2004 | 09:17 PM
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Originally posted by wannadiesel
Oh great. Now it's really unscientific. Besides, didn't your state dept. of tourism make that slogan up? I was in Texas for about 18 hours this time last year, I thought I was gonna die of heatstroke or skin cancer.
Oh great.
Now it's really unscientific. Besides, didn't your state dept. of tourism make that slogan up? I was in Texas for about 18 hours this time last year, I thought I was gonna die of heatstroke or skin cancer.
04-26-2004 | 09:39 PM
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From: Central MA
Originally posted by scottrod
I'm an American, but I like Canadian beer....
I'm an American, but I like Canadian beer....
