Beer was likely involved
curtis73 wrote: Beer was likely involved
Like the man said, Canadian 
Other ultra-Canadian aspects to this are (1a) that the Zamboni isn't licensed for the road, but the owner drove it home anyway in defiance of the law; (1b) that nobody cared enough about the flagrant lawbreaking to do something about it; (1c) that the owner nevertheless says he won't do it again; and (2) that the Zamboni is for his rink AT HOME – you know, in the yard.
Two thumbs up! I'd have to do it too if I owned one, just once 
And then there is this... http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/red-deer-man-punches-cougar-at-tim-hortons-to-save-dog-1.3914210
The only thing I see that contradicts the stereotypes is that he ordered a hot chocolate and not a double double.
In reply to JohnRW1621:
Can confirm, standard Canuck behavior includes double-double and apologizing out of habit rather than actually being sorry.
SnowMongoose wrote: In reply to JohnRW1621: Can confirm, standard Canuck behavior includes double-double and apologizing out of habit rather than actually being sorry.
Hey hoser, take off, eh. Oh, SOREY about that...
Is this more Canadian than the man punching a kangaroo was Australian?
iadr wrote:ggarrard wrote: And then there is this... http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/red-deer-man-punches-cougar-at-tim-hortons-to-save-dog-1.3914210I thought it was going to be that one. I didn't have time last night to post that when I saw it. Long story, girlfriend's lavalamp bulb burnt out, busy trying to find one. Those things are stupid hard to find in the frozen north. E17 base r14 bulb. Got them off Ebay, finally.
It's the interior light bulb for a stove, BTW.
I have never owned or driven a Zamboni. But I have had a backyard rink, and you can skate downtown from my parent's house. It's not unusual to see people walking around downtown Ottawa with skates slung over their shoulders. In winter.
It's GRM too! 
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