CPD! Check out this yarn bomber in Ottawa!

[Suu]

As temperatures drop across Southern Ontario, an anonymous do-gooder is trying to help keep Ottawa residents warm.

Yesterday, the mysterious Good Samaritan left 14 scarves wrapped around the necks of the statues of The Valiants Memorial on Wellington Street, outfitting Canada's historical war heroes such with brightly coloured knits.

Laura Secord's received had a purple and turquoise scarf, knotted under her bonnet. The bust of Sir Isaac Brock was draped in red.
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Mystery yarn-bomber leaves scarves around Ottawa

A mysterious Good Samaritan has been outfitting Ottawa statues with scarves as temperatures drop across the region.

The scarves were accompanied by notes that read "I am not lost! If you are stuck out in the cold, take this scarf to keep warm."

Read more: http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/mystery-yarn-bomber-leaves-scarves-around-ottawa-1.1648920#ixzz2r6DjKPM3

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

That is lovely and sweet.

[Cardinal Pizza Deliverance.]

That is so cool. It warms my twisty little heart to see people doing good things. This is up there with the Mr. Rogers sweater.

[Suu]

I feel like I have enough extra yarn to do this around Providence before I leave. I've always wanted to yarn bomb something.

[hooplala]

Yarn bombers in Toronto usually just wrap a parking meter or bike stand in yarn.  It's pretty useless, and often annoying. 

I suppose this means Ottawa finally has something going for it.

[Cardinal Pizza Deliverance.]

I feel like I have enough extra yarn to do this around Providence before I leave. I've always wanted to yarn bomb something.

Do it, do it! That would be cool.

Yarn bombers in Toronto usually just wrap a parking meter or bike stand in yarn.  It's pretty useless, and often annoying. 

I suppose this means Ottawa finally has something going for it.

In what way is it annoying, if you don't mind me asking? I always thought that sort of thing was just harmless prettyization.

[hooplala]

I feel like I have enough extra yarn to do this around Providence before I leave. I've always wanted to yarn bomb something.

Do it, do it! That would be cool.

Yarn bombers in Toronto usually just wrap a parking meter or bike stand in yarn.  It's pretty useless, and often annoying. 

I suppose this means Ottawa finally has something going for it.

In what way is it annoying, if you don't mind me asking? I always thought that sort of thing was just harmless prettyization.

When they were wrapped around the parking meters, they were difficult to use.  You have to stick credit cards and shit into these new-fangled models.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

I feel like I have enough extra yarn to do this around Providence before I leave. I've always wanted to yarn bomb something.

Do it, do it! That would be cool.

Yarn bombers in Toronto usually just wrap a parking meter or bike stand in yarn.  It's pretty useless, and often annoying. 

I suppose this means Ottawa finally has something going for it.

In what way is it annoying, if you don't mind me asking? I always thought that sort of thing was just harmless prettyization.

When they were wrapped around the parking meters, they were difficult to use.  You have to stick credit cards and shit into these new-fangled models.

And shit.  Oh, yes.

[Cardinal Pizza Deliverance.]

I feel like I have enough extra yarn to do this around Providence before I leave. I've always wanted to yarn bomb something.

Do it, do it! That would be cool.

Yarn bombers in Toronto usually just wrap a parking meter or bike stand in yarn.  It's pretty useless, and often annoying. 

I suppose this means Ottawa finally has something going for it.

In what way is it annoying, if you don't mind me asking? I always thought that sort of thing was just harmless prettyization.

When they were wrapped around the parking meters, they were difficult to use.  You have to stick credit cards and shit into these new-fangled models.

Aaah. That would be annoying. Yeesh. Note to self, if yarn-bombing new-fangled parking meters, leave a slot for the credit card.

[Junkenstein]

I feel like I have enough extra yarn to do this around Providence before I leave. I've always wanted to yarn bomb something.

Do it, do it! That would be cool.

Yarn bombers in Toronto usually just wrap a parking meter or bike stand in yarn.  It's pretty useless, and often annoying. 

I suppose this means Ottawa finally has something going for it.

In what way is it annoying, if you don't mind me asking? I always thought that sort of thing was just harmless prettyization.

When they were wrapped around the parking meters, they were difficult to use.  You have to stick credit cards and shit into these new-fangled models.

And shit.  Oh, yes.

It's the only reasonable response to for paying for parking.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

I feel like I have enough extra yarn to do this around Providence before I leave. I've always wanted to yarn bomb something.

Do it, do it! That would be cool.

Yarn bombers in Toronto usually just wrap a parking meter or bike stand in yarn.  It's pretty useless, and often annoying. 

I suppose this means Ottawa finally has something going for it.

In what way is it annoying, if you don't mind me asking? I always thought that sort of thing was just harmless prettyization.

When they were wrapped around the parking meters, they were difficult to use.  You have to stick credit cards and shit into these new-fangled models.

And shit.  Oh, yes.

It's the only reasonable response to for paying for parking leaving something like that unattended.

FTFY.

[Junkenstein]

You've never been charged £20 for 15 minutes. I swear if I physically could have, I probably would have.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

You've never been charged £20 for 15 minutes. I swear if I physically could have, I probably would have.

No.  Our parking meters in Tucson turn off at 5 PM and on weekends.

[Junkenstein]

You make purgatory sound so appealing.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

You make purgatory sound so appealing.

The pitcher plant wouldn't catch bugs if it didn't smell like sugar.