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Well now that we know that . . .

Time well wasted!

A bit too intimate for a family site. How was shore lunch? Congrats . . .

[ You're one screwed up dude Quesnel... Even worse if the Tutu came into play! First we put on our socks and the we put on our boots and THEN we walk

Bill was just trying to blur the background. JDMLS glad to see you back!

I'm thinking snowplough next Good one!

The poor fellow was probably looking for a job and caught you during a smoke break!

Hei Swordfih I'm also at Rutherford and Islington, I nearly did one last week at Langstaff and Pine Valley. They are probably looking at the neighbour with the chickens west of Vaughn Mills on Rutherford. I had rabbits in my yard for the last two years, have only seem one this year.

I've had a Craftsman 4 hp 21 inch cut since 1989 runs well and does my needs. Where abouts in Brooklin GBW? My son in law runs the CT store in Bowmanville and lives at Winchester and Thickson Rd. I visit as often.

If anybody sees anything like this on Simcoe, tell him I want it back.

Lew, here is a dumping that went totally wrong off Florida. I also wonder how much damage and animal is life killed when one of these monsters settles on the bottom. ROWARD COUNTY, Florida -- In the 1970s, nearly 2 million tires were tossed into the ocean in hopes of creating an artificial reef. Now, a study is under way to see if the tires can be removed since they are actually damaging the coral reefs. The Broward County Environmental Protection Department is partnering with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, U.S. Navy Salvage Divers and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Marine Debris Program, to conduct a pilot project to remove the waste tires from the coast. The tires cover 36 acres of the Osborne Reef off Broward County. The reef is 7,000 feet offshore of Sunrise Boulevard at a depth of 65 feet. Osborne Reef is an artificial reef made out of concrete jacks arranged in a 50-foot diameter circle surrounded by the extensive tire field. The pilot project will collect sample tires to determine how the tires can be collected and disposed of properly. The Navy, along with the U.S. Army, will also conduct a feasibility analysis to determine how the cleanup of the tire pile could serve as a training opportunity for military divers and watercraft operations.

Amazing, just amazing

Talk about setting the drag too tight!

[ Chinese year of the noodle - what could possibly go wrong? HH Use it or lose it!

I only have parsley left and winter lettuce; my tomatoes froze. Come live in Woodbridge!

:stretcher: I'd keep the boat!

I'm 2 km south of Kleinburg, 2 minutes from hwy 27, 3 minutes from the 400 and BPS, 5 minutes to Hwy 7, all of the conveniences anyone could ever need; the city above Toronto Nice and quiet, no traffic, but I do commute to King and Dufferin every day and not crazy about it! Newmarket is nice and so is Maple . . .

They got a cup last night from Alan Stanley; at Tim Hortons

Welcome back Lew.

Bill, I was making zygotes too, when not fishing! I should have kept fishing . . .

Cliff, I hope things turn out well for you, my thoughts are with you and your wife. Keep us posted. Albert

Sorry to about our Southern Brothers but you will have to wait, your birds aren't ready yet! Play safe and sound A

You want to watch fish and have the time, head for Sauble Falls or Thornbury; now there is a show to see.

Up here in our national capital, Ottawa, across from Gateneau (Leachman/Jaques country) they eat "BeaverTail" a lot better tasting than collard greens I bet! Hell we have a town in Ontario named Beaverton and one named Ballsover!

Sorry to hear about your loss; a lot of :asshat :S out there looking for a quick $. I park in an underground where I work and just recently noticed a camera in the ceiling at the exit door, maybe you can ask them if they have one and get the tapes. My son in law a few years back got his car taken (Honda SIR) out of a Canadian Tire parking lot at 1 pm. He is the GM and when his employees asked where he went for lunch he told them he hadn't gone yet; maybe not you but the car did, NOT a trace of it. Good luck.