You're a director!

So you're saying it has a chance.

Several times, strangely enough the last time I saw it was last week, I was flipping around and it was on one of the nature channels. Amazing document of a lost way of life.

Don't hog the hedge, Man!

I just watched the whole film. Fantastic, and so evocative for me, we didn't live that life but we were close to and close with people who did. There were also members of the Jolly family in Goose Bay, or Davis Inlet, but I remember that name.

Does Dikachu have a schlong for a nose?

Yeah, that was the problem. Also the "Who?" in question was Lux Interior of The Cramps who was near and dear to many of us and it was his obituary post.

The apple didn't fall far from the tree. I've also been a surveyor on the Trans Canada Pipeline. Did a 60km tech survey stretch between Hurst and Kapuskasing where we got to play with snow machines all winter. Been a jughound and line-truck driver for two seasons on seismic crews all over Alberta and BC ( Ponoka, Fort…

He was a maintenance mechanic for the food processing equipment on the US Air Force Base, the railing systems, Cryovac units, Industrial Hobart mixers, industrial dishwashers and your family car. Dad could fix it all. He owned 3 60' double-wide trailers we lived in one and he rented and maintained the other two. When…

My Dad passed away about 5 years ago but his time in Goose Bay was very special to him, he lived there for 15 years, from 1952 to 1967.

Yes, I haven't checked your link yet, but I'd guess your're talking about the Churchill Falls dam project. My Dad had a nice wooden Peterborough 14' boat with a 25 hp Johnson motor we used to load up with gas and fish for trout near the bottom of the falls. We'd also go by seaplane (DeHavilland Beavers and Otters) to…

Yes, Davis Inlet.

Who?

The AV Club

I was married for 10 years.

Known.

A chicken killed my Dad.

I Did, for the first 7 years of my life. I was born on the American side of Goose Air Base and lived in Happy Valley, Goose Bay, Labrador till I was 7 and our family moved to the balmier climes of Montreal, Quebec.

When we lived in Labrador my Pop actually wanted to make a pet of a wolverine. That would not have gone well.

I'll throw you a bone.