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When you put the "hint" out make sure you specify MUSKIE thing and not musk for men, you may end up with cologne! Either way you' ll smell good or bad.

They don't have it on the menu! Find your own sushi!

This 'NUT' will come over and claim refugee status due to religious prosecution!

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I know what your are going through. I too lost a parent to cancer in March. No treatments were done at all, just kept her pain free for six weeks. My thoughts are with you. A

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great news Wayne! Wishing Jen all the best, she'll be out of ther in no time. A

happy Canada day to all. Extra special for our family always, landed here 51years ago ago today and with great pleasure made a contribution to the growth of this great nation. I'm going golfing.

I too had a skunk under my shed. Outside I rigged a siren (bicycle horn contraption) so that when she entered or left it would go off. Drilled a hole in the floor and poured a bottle of vinegar on them. They left as soon as the kids could walk! P works well too.

My condolences to family and friends NEWMARKET, Ont. - A York Regional Police officer was struck and killed during an early morning traffic stop on Highway 48, east of Newmarket, Tuesday. The male officer was run over by a vehicle just before 5 a.m. on Highway 48, north of Davis Drive, and pinned underneath. Police have not commented officially on what happened, but it appears the officer was standing outside the stopped vehicle and may have been struck by a passing vehicle. He was taken to South Lake Regional Health Centre where he died of his injuries. "It's with deep regret that I advise you that a very competent and capable police officer of York Regional Police has succumbed to his injuries this morning as a result of a traffic stop," York police Chief Eric Jolliffe told reporters. "The family wishes that you observe some time for them to collect themselves. I've had some brief discussions with them, and they very much appreciate that at this particular time, you give them the space to deal with their loss." Chief Jolliffe did not name the officer killed, and will most likely announce that at a formal news conference Tuesday afternoon. Highway 48 is closed in both directions between Mount Albert Road and Davis Drive for the police investigation, which is expected to remain in affect for the rest of the day.

A Peterborough police officer has been shot and another male person is dead in the central Ontario community of Lindsay. The male officer is in guarded condition, which is somewhere between critical and stable says Kim Coulter, a spokeswoman for the Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay. The officer has been airlifted from the Lindsay hospital to the trauma centre at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto, about 130 kilometres away. A few people who appeared to be family members were escorted into the downtown Toronto hospital's emergency department around 2 p.m. Kawartha Lakes police, who were also involved in the incident, say the Peterborough officer was shot about 11:20 a.m. near Georgian and Melbourne Streets. The officer suffered unspecified injuries and was taken to hospital shortly before noon. Several people have been taken into custody.

Beautiful fish Bill.

She better not read this because you gave her age (close) away in two posts. They were great guys, they loved taking cars they "fixed" to Cayuga on Sundays.

I knew old man Manzoni, They owned a station at College and Grace in the 70s they used to fix my Firebird. I forget his sons names but many years back we were ice fishing and got talking to some guys that dropped in the hut for a visit and it was his son. they olso had a place near Gravenhurst If I remember correctly. What great visit that was. Are they still there?

It should be mandatory for all OFNers Call it the Brooklin Spring Meat (fair food) And Greet.

And next year he'll invite you to the Brooklin Spring Fair. Welcome

I' m not the sharpest tool in the shed, but could you not drill into it and 'lock' . . . glue etc. the bit, after it sets try to nudge it out? Hope all goes well Wayne! I did a snow blower two years back almost with the same PITA and after 2 days it was freed. Didn't snap it but it was close. hate to have to take it apart. A.

:stretcher: I'm going for an Italian dinner right now ( wife and I can cook) veal with artichokes and pasta with veggies.

Never had Newfie steak either

Nothing special! But then that was my FIRST can prepared beans ever.

that lady saved you, be thankful. many years ago when I had a hut off Oro 9th line, it turned very nasty and as we were packing up, along came a guy with his little boy, walking out ( 1.6 km) there was no way we let them go, friendly persuation . . . we put the child inside as we prepped the hut and machines and off we we went. Very thankful on his part. It could have turned out different. That lake can be can be deadly. Some fog stories come to mind off Snake!

All I can say ONTARIO Yours to Discover. Mike, your a one man tourism attracting dude! Your reports sure help us out.

Wayne, the eagle landed in the mailbox at 4:45. Let me know if you find it.

Better than pulling a wagon around at the fair! But you should have seen the kid's face.