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TLDR

OP = original poster - the person who started the thread.

Perhaps we should all put our big-boy pants on and realize that we agreed to have our opinions moderated by others. It has happened to me as well, no big deal. After all, this is merely an internet forum that does not have near the amount of sniping and whining that is seen on other forums that I visit.

My time was .295 but I can boast of over 3,000,000 miles of accident free driving....

What Bernie says or just turn up your radio and you won't hear it any more. :lol:

I believe it is the bill of sale and the registration that one gets from service ont in order to apply bow numbers.

Hey, if it makes you happy, keep using it!

Very nice ride! You'll love the Opti I ran mine close to 100 hours this year and used only a gallon and half of oil. You should be good for at least 55MPH with that rig.

Good Luck!

Well Duke, ya gonna chime in?

Depends if you you want two-stroke punch, or 4 stroke efficiency. ******And the pot get stirred harder. What type of boat and what type of boating?

There is a MEC in Burlington as well.

I had the same thing happen to me, however I was the hitter, not the hittee. Manned up and paid for the repair. Never backed into that vehicle again.

The booth is going to be there, however I may bring along a mock-up of our green roof assembly. The company i work for is also well established in the US.

My condolences Mike. What you wrote is a fitting tribute.

Now let's see a breakdown by IP address's, and we will know who owes his boss the most. :whistling:

Still a leafs fan, eh?

Where can one buy an electric reel between Fort Erie and Philadelphia?

If I am going for a conference and am not working, (technically, - I will be manning a trade show booth), but attending as a individual who is acquiring knowledge, what would I need from HR?

Thanks for the input. I guess I should budget an extra hour into this trip.

For officer type hassles

I may be going to Philly at the end of the month for work, along the Niagara area, which is the most friendly border crossing going into US? And what is the best way to go over without any hassle from the US border guards?

Being a better fisherperson than you isn't saying much.... :whistling: Good to hear!

Paul, that is a great idea! He does love fishing.

I had a challenging day today. Spent a long time on the phone with a co-worker who has been given a diagnosis of ALS. We were supposed to go fishing for rainbows tomorrow, but he called it off as he can no longer crank a reel. I think of the country song, "To live like you were dying", well, he is living it. Unfortunately he cannot ride a bull, or parachute, but he can be the husband he should have been, giving forgiveness and love. I do not know what I am trying to say currently, but maybe we should all look hard at how and what we live. I just cannot imagine what he is going through losing his body, but not his mind. Thanks for listening.