Fisherman

Can't get outta their own way never mind catch a mouse. Peanut butter in a mousetrap, and don't buy any of the cheap stuff

What Sandbag said. There's a tiny bit of dirt floating around at/in the jet. You get the initial bit of gas through it, the dirt gets sucked up, clogs the jet, the motor starts to die, the governor pulls on the auto choke lever, gets a bit of gas that way, makes a puff of blue rich smoke, the dirt drops a bit and gets more gas and the process goes over and over. I call it the auto choke lever, probably called something else though.

Well here's one with probably the best reviews: http://www.tripadvisor.ca/Hotel_Review-g499276-d1788310-Reviews-Tamarack_Suites_Lodging-Moosonee_Ontario_s_Wilderness_Region_Ontario.html

Ed Zacary, you'd be surprised how many people don't. Ask them what happens with non balanced car/truck tires...oh it shakes my car/truck, its unbearable.. Okay then, go balance your trailer tires too.

Hmm, just like a bad nightmare... :rofl2:

The important thing is do it now, the warmer the weather, the better the oil creeps.

Ha, well what's the difference between this and a driver that can't follow simple rules like, not on the phone while driving.

Scotty, made here, serviced here, and you're supporting Canadian.

Amen

If you can't go anywhere without the damm phone OFF, you have a serious problem. Get a life.

You sure keep your money in a weird place. As long as the specs a the same or better for the aftermarket oil, be happy, don't worry. Yamaha, Mercury, BRP, etc, do not have their own oil wells. They buy oil in large quantities and add extra additives as required.

The number of leaves in a spring pack has nothing to do with the load carrying capacity. Some trucks have more than others with the same carry capacity. Same goes for trailers. Same with bolt holes. I have a 5 bolt hub, it's a 3500lb axle, so that ones shot too. In addition, if you have the square plates already welded in place behind the hubs on the axle, then you can add the brake package very easily. If not, it's probably easier to swap axles. You can custom order at Princess Auto.

Hahaha, ya, go south on Bryne Dr, same side as the big water tower at the Ford dealer on Mapleview. After watching some of those shows mentioned earlier, either I catch it from reasonably clean water or I go to Johnnys.

If you want good fish, go see Johnnys Fish market on Bryne Dr. Just a couple doors over from the Holiday Express.

Ah no, thanks to you for clearing the rubbish away.

And pray tell, who makes Acme Batteries or are you just pushing the dealer?

Red fly mushroom, ya, trying to go flying without going to the airport eh? If ya get sick and croak like a frog don't be coming here looking for sympathy. I've seen them and know where they grow.

Wish you the best in your efforts, hope he gets better.

Another one of the easily identifiable edible mushrooms are Boletes or King Boletes. When you turn them over, there are NO gills, the underneath looks exactly like foam rubber stuffing, little tiny pores. See here: http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=king%20bolete%20mushroom&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CDUQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FBoletus_edulis&ei=2nagT-DrJsHyggf4wsz7DQ&usg=AFQjCNEFts03ottUXEx1EAQHFJnVwXr8ig&cad=rja They also have one that mimicks them. When broken or cut, they turn smurf blue immediately, like right now. DON'T eat it. See here: http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=false%20bolete%20mushroom&source=web&cd=4&ved=0CEIQFjAD&url=http%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FBoletus_amygdalinus&ei=HHagT4LuO4qHgweVlfnqDQ&usg=AFQjCNGeu3xvd6zup0b96HVhpn9Wy1B7Nw&cad=rja The funniest tasting one I had last year was a Pheasant mushroom, only found a couple. They have the unmistakeable smell/taste of watermellon. Didn't really turn my crank. See here: http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=pheasant%20mushroom&source=web&cd=3&ved=0CDgQFjAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FPolyporus_squamosus&ei=inegT_PFNcbGgAf2lrzmDQ&usg=AFQjCNF5rJxJfm5Ii9XIVzype8bPKJ_HFg&cad=rja

Just a small rant, for someone that's trying to learn something about eating something that might kill you, maybe the goofballs could refrain for a change. :wallbash:

There are 2-3 almost "failsafe" hints to staying alive wit morels. 1. Slit the stem open lengthwise, if it contains any "cottony" fibres fibres, they are false morels, 2. If the head or cap of the mushroom is attached only at the interior and sits on the stem like a lampshade, it's a false morel. Edibe morels don't have any cottony fibre or strands inside the stem, there may be tiny white dots or they are smooth inside. Secondly the head or cap of the real morel is attached all the way around the bottom edge of the cap to the stem. Google false morel and stay alive. Here's some good pictures. http://www.michiganmorels.com/morels2.shtml

I think I'll eat the latex gloves. I don't know what was more in quantity, the variety of sugar based products or beans.

Oh Lew, you know what kind of damage a mouth full of ham & pea soup does going the wrong direction through your nose, and how the heck do you pick it out of the keyboard...

You should be okay with the 15 lb version. Just remember to add about 3-4 feet of galvanized chain, then the rope. Otherwise, if you don't want to use the 350ci as above, you can alsways use the black version..a Merc.

Well if they're that stoopid and can't figure out that overload=ticket, then maybe they should be pushing a wheelbarrow. Oh right, wheelbarrows don't go 135km/h when overloaded.