Newfoundland Frozen Waves

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  mrlogistics - 3 years ago

  Those are not frozen waves........: those are called "ice shoves" in at the end of winter when the ice is melting, what ever way the wind is blowing they start stacking up on the shore, they reach as high as 5-8 ft

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  jpfunk - 3 months ago

  I'm from Newfoundland, this is a prank we play on the world each year FAKE

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  G-nnar-Schulke-79 - 4 months ago

  Who cares it looks cool.

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  timmytapeworm - 5 months ago

  Just think, in Biblical times this would be a sign from God. Silly Christians and their wild imaginations!

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    it_will_be_alright - 5 months ago

    @timmytapewormWere you molested again? Remember what we talked about? Don't project your insecurities onto others and stop hating others for your own shortcomings.

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  Andrew-Molina-172 - 6 months ago

  OH NO TSUNAMI oh wait its moving slowly i have more than enough time

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  madbrad555 - 7 months ago

  Canadians LOL

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  madbrad555 - 7 months ago

  f'ng idiotic break. These are called ice shoves and retarded Canadians have these

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  yatevipapi - 7 months ago

  Those are not frozen waves........: those are called "ice shoves" in your end. When the ice is melting and running down your leg, what ever gay you are blowing they start stacking up on the whore, they reach as high as 5-8 inches

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  theabnormal1 - 8 months ago

  Slowest. Tsunami. Ever.

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  Dima-Alyabiev-406 - 8 months ago

  cool, yay winter!

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  Ben-Davis-788 - 9 months ago

  ice heaves

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  009jpwr - 11 months ago

  I know people are use to their surroundings, but still if it was that cold shouldn't someone still be wearing a light Jacket. I'm from deep south Texas I don't experience winter

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  StijnSergeant - 11 months ago

  Those are not frozen waves........: those are called "ice shoves" in at the end of winter when the ice is melting, what ever way the wind is blowing they start stacking up on the shore, they reach as high as 5-8 ft

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    thorn5 - 10 months ago

    @StijnSergeantThanks for that. I'm from Yorkshire in the north of England and have never seen anything like it!

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  mandygyssels - a year ago

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  version191 - a year ago

  fake, salt water doesn't freeze

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    oreion - a year ago

    @version191Joke? How does water in Antarctica freeze?

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    AndrewHart - a year ago

    @version191dumbass salt water freezes, but the temperature would have to be extremely low

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  Douchaalicious - a year ago

  I thought the world ends in 2012......uchhhh its early

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  FakeVideoLover69 - a year ago

  i like the part where the cameraman slips and falls into the water and is instantly frozen.... and dies.

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  acesandateout - a year ago

  Those are not frozen waves........: those are called "ice shoves" in your end. When the ice is melting and running down your leg, what ever gay you are blowing they start stacking up on the whore, they reach as high as 5-8 inches

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  MoniqueBoulanger - a year ago

  It happens in the spring. In the Winter it gets so damned cold the harbour does freeze solid, but when it warms up, it turns into slush and comes up when the tide turns, usually when there's a sudden warm wave after a serious cold snap. Looks awesome in the Bay of Fundy when the tide turns...

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  becharco - a year ago

  Do you people realize how cold it would have to be to freeze waves? holy crap...dumbest. title. ever

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    ignorantgenius - a year ago

    @becharcoShut up.

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  Sir_Bozzy_Bizno - a year ago

  Apparently Canada has a secret whipped cream factory.

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  Pet - a year ago

  This video shows why it's called a cameraMAN, not girl.

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  2_Late_I_Won - 3 years ago

  global warming: my ass

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    cletcherama - 3 years ago

    @2_Late_I_Wonlol: thast how im feeling with this 60 degree summer (im in holland)

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    whoneedsaname - 2 years ago

    @2_Late_I_WonWell, it's not really a matter of global 'warming' as popular science says, it's a matter of global climate change. It's nearly similar to entropy in the universe, but with global climate. Also, global climate change is cyclic and thus by nature, an inevitable change. Burning fossil fuels has just sped up the speed in change (though this isn't something to not pay attention to). So in the next 100 years, expect changing climates as well as wind patterns and ocean currents. Century-wise forecast ftw.

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    GrantCates - a year ago

    @2_Late_I_Wonbecause MELTING ice really disproves global warming... riiiiight

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  Jessdman - 3 years ago

  haha: shrinkage

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  Reichenberg420 - 3 years ago

  YAY!: Anyone up for a swim?

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    janitor86 - 3 years ago

    @Reichenberg420the girl says: ooooo weeeeee hohoho weeee iiiiiiiii whoppidoo!

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