Fisherman

I had a case of it for a few years, Doc recommended cutting back on certain foods, anything greasy, spicy, etc. Went on Losec 10mg, took a while and then finally got off them. It can really scare you, but it can be remedied.

If it's the same model they have on for $499 now, that things got a 4.3kW element, just like running an oven. I don't think you just plug it into the regular wall socket. I'd be hard pressed to believe it will heat 1200sqft without putting you in the hydro poor house.

No such luck, I have a outpouring of sympathy and have had numerous Wells Fargo trucks stop at my door to donate their daily pick ups just to keeps the SEAFOAM flowing, the engine howling and the snow flying south. You can say "uncle" any time now..

If you can, get them to throw in the chaps and the helmet with screen face and hearing protectors..safety first, you might leave tree stumps... but don't make your legs stumps either.

Ba hahahahahahaha...and I'm adding a full can of SEAFOAM to the fuel for the fan motor...still snowing.

Just added a J-57 with afterburner to power the fan, now to get the correct reading on the map and I'm going to wind her up, we got about 12-14 inches last night and still snowing..

I've got it, physio and chiro is a complete waste of time, by the time I got back home the pain is back. Go find yourself a good Osteopath, I have one in Barrie that works nothing shy of miracles with my back.

Why is it some days you just feel like going out and turning up the wind a more knots across Lake Huron, stir up some real nasty snow streamers and point them at Lancaster, NY.

From my own experience alone, part of the answer depends on how you treat your equipment. I have a 14 year old Honda 25 that has not required any repairs. I don't try and grind any underwater granite to sharpen the prop or reconfigure the skeg. The motor gets a few minute warm up before applying power. I believe I should get at least a thousand hours or more before anything needs replacing.

Better not let the wife see that frying pan...imagine the potential smack you'd get with the length of that handle..but ya right into the next century..

Quit watching the Leafs loose again..that should ease most of the pain.

A 93...that things still in diapers, mines a 1968 7hp, 2 mufflers, 3 belts, a drive ring and a tire tube. I remember the day dad and I picked it up from Aitkenheads Hardware in the Cedarbrae Plaza. And, I still have the original manual for both the tractor and blower.

I'll bet ya forgot to add that you pulled them out all at once...I'll bet ya used a nylon rope cause a chain would be too heavy for your toy to carry....

At least they're not stupid enough to chase skunks and have a rumble with porkys. And yes I can leave my cat at home alone for a couple days on rare occassions, I have someone come by each day to make sure she's okay.

It would appear that a lot of people don't like cats. I find them somewhat more intelligent than dogs. You can leave a big bowl of chow and water out, they will ration themselves for quite a long time in addition to not leaving a couple of coils on the carpet.

How big is the boat?

Might not be fast but it floats.

Looks like it's time to play solitaire....

Well after all the advertising, you would have to be living in a dungeon not to know.

Definitely a nice animal and rack..now the guy holding it up...good shootin Marty.

There's coffee snot on my keyboard at work, how do I explain that to the IT girl..

I use it all year long in all of my small engines, as a preventative and also as a fuel stab, it's listed on the can.

Yep, looks like the early birds get the worm, got mine yesterday, 10 days.

Nice work on that one, running shots are difficult.

Oma used to make them when I was a lot younger,45+years ago,I remember she had to explain to the butcher at Dominion at Lawrence & Kingston Rd how to cut the meat, not a common cut. I can still smell the rouladen and fried potatoes. Maybe get off the keyboard an make some on sunday.