Under the disguise of a Canada's Leading Youth Volunteer program, it's a science experiment gone awry, lasting nine months and consisting with the strangest group of 17-21 year olds imaginable. The "Katimaviktims" (clever, oh ho ho) live with 10 other strangers and volunteer 8 hours a day in three different parts of Canada. The program includes making 10 page protocalls to go pee, enduring weekly house meetings that are more painful than plucking out your own eye, turning vegitarian or learning to loathe vegitarians, creating screaming wrestling matches over lifted toilet seats, dishes, lint traps, or music, and still somehow managing to get an amazingly positive life-altering experience.
Just don't ever mention toilet seats.
Just don't ever mention toilet seats.
Recently graduated highschool student/frustrated university dropout/bored drifter: What's this? Katimavik? A free travelling program offered by some abstract arm of the Canadian government? Promised self discovery? What's there to lose?
by A Katimaviker April 25, 2006
Get the katimavik mug.a small newt that curls up into a spiral and is mistaken for a dragon most commonly, it lives in damp caves and glows in the dark but does come out of the caves and is not blind like it's cave cousins.
Because of it's glowing it's also been called a will~o~wisp
Because of it's glowing it's also been called a will~o~wisp
"I was splunking and I saw a will~o~wisp but it really was just one of those glowing newt thing"
"a Katimazie?"
"Yeah that's it!"
"a Katimazie?"
"Yeah that's it!"
by Zil Rose May 30, 2008
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