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Fair warning, BigUgli, there is nothing more dangerous than a P-Oed dutchman with his wifes backing......Thems fightin words there buddy.

3 years eleven month too late. Hup Holland Hup! That one header by VanPersie will make the highlight reel for many years to come.

X 2 on the checklist, I had one on the back of my boat and used it most of the time. I have made all the mistakes as well. Except for having the boat fall off the trailer.

Federal (penitentiary) are armed in the towers, provincial are not.

That Don Cherry dance during Coaches Corner was .....weird

Could be the holes in the receiver and insert are both worn.

As a matter of fact I did, the anchor rope was not wrapped around the seat lock this time....

We launched out of Maitland and fished the rock pile.

And a good time was had by all. Knowledge passed on, and conversations had. Fish not a one, *sigh*

I just returned from a work trip, and was very excited to see this post. I love the methods used to transfer, it's a great adaptation of a bed transfer device! I will show this to my wife when she gets home. Well done team!!!

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if you have 24 feet, if you mill them you could have material for a cedar strip canoe.

Quickly scanning for GPS coords.... Enjoy it!

You just KNOW that goat is gonna relieve itself on the journey...

People like you piss me off. I hope it works out for you.

TBG is a good firm, having been in the trade for over 30 years, I am impressed with what they do. Another alternative is to go to Landscape ontario and search there.

Throw ONE guy overboard, and they never let you forget it.....

Last summer was expensive for me, two pairs of + $200 sunglasses over the side, I now have a granny strap. I took a guest out on my bass boat, hit the throttle, and his very nice camera went up and over the side. The camera was not the worst thing though, he had pics from a friends first steelheading trip on the camera. I felt pretty bad about that one.

Well, someone has to say it, so I will. I think the teacher in the video has some dandy lines....

Skinny, check your PM's

I never understood why people would post about the loss of a dog, until now. The pain of driving to the vet is measurable, I was going to say immeasurable, but no this is a pain that can be defined. One would compare it to the heartache of a lost favorite toy as a child, a sharp searing pain in one's gut as you desperately search for your missing thing. However this ...toy....looks at you with soulful brown eyes and listens to you as you explain to her what your plans are, what is laying heavy on your heart, and just general unloading. She was a playmate, a warning of the always dreaded squirrel, the guard when you have a poorly placed shot that did not fold up the raccoon inhabiting your shop, and the happy to just lay at your feet companion when you are sitting in the back forty enjoying a beer. A tireless stick or ball retriever, happiest when frollicing in the water, laying her head on your lap insisting on one more scratch behind her ears, and gently insisting that it is time to go outside and find those dreaded squirrels. That my friends is what Midnight was, a replacement will come along, will not be named Midnight but will probably be a Lab. I am gonna miss her.

What if they are being a pest, into crop stores, nesting in buildings etc? Not looking for loopholes, a serious question.

http://www.thespec.com/news-story/4528417-teen-tossed-from-boat-rescued-on-lake-ontario/ Niagara Regional Police are crediting a Grimsby couple for saving a stranded teen in Lake Ontario. Police say a 17-year-old boy built a one-person watercraft using instructions he found on the Internet, and set out on Lake Ontario without a life-jacket. The boat got caught up in the current and began drifting away from the shore, and rough water tossed him into the water. A Grimsby woman had noticed the boat, and called 911 while her husband paddled out to the boy in a kayak with a life jacked and a rope. The man pulled the teen to shore, where he was taken to West Lincoln Memorial Hospital to be treated for exposure.