Cast-Away

I remember seeing an extensive post from one of the members here about a iron man scavenger hunt contest to be held somewhere in Ontario in 2013 as a fund raiser but it seemed to have died off. Anyone recall anything? Is it still happening?

Fish Logic, that is a great idea to have a separate card. I always check website security when buying anything on line before I type in any information. I've had 2 cards compromised in the past at two different no name gas stations. Needless to say, I stick to the major brands now.

That was one sweet accident Joey!

I drive the 400 every day and it always amazes me to see Smart Cars coming up and down from the north, especially in the winter time. These 3 cylinder vehicles were never meant for the highway amd certainly not on a daily basis. Sometimes they are being driven at 120 km/hour! From a safety perspective, I don't think that the survival rate would be too high at highway speeds. I saw one just today in the winter! Can you imagine the traction in a snow storm? What crazy things do you see during the daily commute?

It takes a big man to keep beating someone who is not only on the ground but being held down by two others. They should all be ashamed of themselves. The 3 of them are bullies and cowards. Enough said.

6 year ago half of the replies here would have been 2 stroke, now 4 stroke is unanimous. Have a 1999 Merc 4 stroke on a 17' Legend and love it. I can easily pull 2 water skiers. Funny enough the chassis is Merc and the engine block is a Yammy.

Try this site: http://www.cottagelink.com

TJ you have to divide by two because Roy has viewed every post at least ten times as a mod!

Thanks SP

This should work now, I could not upload the link from my Ipad.

Check out this beast from Russia.

Funny how you ask for advice on only 3 specific vehicles, yet people still talk about others. People, read what Captain Pierre said. "Chevy Tahoe(used 2010-2012), Ford Expedition(used2010-2012), Toyota 4Runner(new)." Honda and Nissan were not on his short list!

Don't forget to feed them beer. Because it is liquid they can consume it easily and stay happy! If you give them enough beer they will multiply every few weeks.

GC, As mentioned above about the forestry industry by me, it is the most renewable resource in the world. I started in the commercial paper industry in 1981 and have enjoyed a great career all along the way. Yes paper use has been in decline since 2002 but there will come a leveling point. On the lumber side, there is steady growth each year. Our entire industry is now in a state of upgrading to new world wide environmental standards such as FSC standards. I think that you would enjoy a long steady career in my industry. Regards, Warren

Have you tried looking at the forest industry? Domtar and Tembec both have a sence in Ontario.

Glad that you are not getting engaged to me!

I saw her going through the locks in The Sault in the summer of 75, the year she went down. I remember it vividly because it was so much bigger than another laker beside her.

Yes I do, I have been told that the tires can develop a flat spot if you leave them on the ground.

Thanks for the offer Don, but I am just looking for advice right now.

I have a brick fireplace with a 32 foot chimney and the gas line is 10 feet away. Any idea what it should cost? I had a $3600 quote today for a Napoleon. Thanks

Done Dan

I use moth balls but always have trouble getting their little legs apart for the harvest!

Speaking of crazy, anyone ever date a redhead?

That was a great commercial! You would see something like that in Britain.

I have a known honeyhole on Gbay, so I just toss out a minnow on a plain book and small split shot. I was at the spot two weeks ago and caught SM bass pretty well all day long. They were deep in 18 feet of water and slow to bite.