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Misfish seems to the the Angel here. Big cliff will chime is soon (he's good) We have great bunch ready to help. I've learned to start the blower in early November just in case. You will be fine.

John Power who wrote a fishing column many years ago used Anice Oil. I tried it a few time under the ice I don't know if it was the oil but I caught fish. One little problem, everything smelled of it, powerful stuff!

he goes over for cheap beer and a ride home!

All the best to you and yours for the Christmas and the coming year Cliff. A

Gerrit, that is the first thing we did this year, remember our mom we lost last March. We NEVER spent a Christmas without her by our side. In the past few years she got to know 7 greatgrandkids and that was special. We made it a point that there will be gifts from her this year. Your post is very touching, All the best to the OFC community. A

Light festival until Jan 31. Bring skates they now have a skating rink right by the falls "rink at the brink"

"I caught him, you bury him." "I dug these up this morning." "They will keep in the fridge until next weekend." "If we put them in the fridge, get them before she wakes up."

Simon, why do you need fish? The child is priceless, he'll remember this for the rest of his life. What a great outing.

Starting now . . .

They probably meant BOOTS!

Husband and wife are waiting at the bus stop with their nine children. A blind man joins them after a few minutes. When the bus arrives, they find it overloaded and only the wife and the nine kids are able to fit onto the bus. So the husband and the blind man decide to walk. After a while, the husband gets irritated by the ticking of the stick of the blind man as he taps it on the sidewalk, and says to him, 'Why don't you put a piece of rubber at the end of your stick? That ticking sound is driving me crazy.' The blind man replies, 'If you had put a rubber at the end of YOUR stick, we'd be riding the bus, so shut up.'

They filled them back up, don't sell the boat

Yes I am . .

OR Contact Durham Tourism (905)723.0023, they have lots of info.

I work for a large group of advertising agencies based in New York (150 offices/94 countries). Each year we have a Global Day of Giving. We have events, auctions, cash donations etc. We raise a large amount of money worldwide and each agency donates to a cause of their choice in the area. I'm with GBW getting hit every 50 feet in a parking lot is insane.

My favorite comedy, he will be missed.

Priceless! :clapping:

Mine went a few years back and paid 65 to install it. Winding it up looks easy but could be dangerous!

Wayne, your family has come a long way, I've been there a few times you know. It all gets better. I was getting a bit worried about your lack of reports; but then FAMILY ALWAYS comes first. Jen seems to be amazing in her progress. Our thoughts are always with you. We are coming up to a time of year where we all reflect on the past and the future, this year for most hopefully it's family; our loss and our new additions.

Been there ice fishing. An amazing place for sure, Stayed in one of the remote cabins, Ted brought us in and Arctic Cat used to groom trails. Great fishing.

Since we have no pics, you didn't get one! Yes it has happened 'dropping' (set the depth on a 'stick' and drop it) a Williams ice fishing and was taken on the way down, should have went home right there and then!

GAS here in Kleinburg/Woody is 116.3 to 118.5 I played Baseball at that school, nothing like playing on pavement!

At Spadina and Dundas it was either for the burlesque theatre or the corn beef next door LOL. I had a part time job at the La Salle across the street. Was allowed to cross the street!

They say it's dropping 3.8 cents in the GTA (and behyond)

Well, here we go again. Yesterday's futures markets saw a clear drop of more than 12 cents a gallon or 3 cents a litre for gasoline. Normally this would be reflected at the pumps overnight, less the routine withhold by Canadian refiners of a penny, more or less, because they can. You pay for this clear lack of competition at the refinery level in Canada. No surprise there. But it gets better Despite initial wholesale trends among most of the major players, that late yesterday afternoon were settling on a 2.2 cent a litre drop, Esso decided to defy this undeniable market signal and actually raise prices, which all others then followed. Do you need any more proof of who dominates the downstream price structure in the GTA ?