jjcanoe

just don't park your car downtown.... if they win a game it might be upsidedown and on fire when you return!

if you want to send a message to the gas companies, don't waste your time, they won't listen and don't care. the only way a protest will work is in a small one station town, and here's what will happen, get the residents of the town together and organize your picket, stop buying gas from the station, and keep tourists/passerbys from doing the same for a few days or more. If you can manage not getting arrested long enough, the station will close down....YOU WIN!!!!!!!!! now you need to drive out of town for gas jjcanoe

I fill my pickup every 2-2.5 weeks, 90ish liters or so, $1.35 here in London and $1.24 14 kms away in St.Thomas needless to say, I honestly can't remember the last time I filled my pick-up in London, I'm sure it's been more than 2 years probably closer to 3.... jjcanoe

Sharks vs Lightning in the finals.

photoshop was the best selling software in 1986 wasn't it????????

Cabellas has a number of stores out in the middle of nowhwere in the US prarries and they seen to be still around....

4 whole locations?? LOL more of a hikers haven type store with some fishing gear as an afterthought

Well if the Chilli was any good to begin with, it would have been too hot to freeze in the first place

River???? Toilet????? well I heard about the one at the bottom of the Mill pond...... so you mean there's more sunken treasure? jjcanoe

Splashhopper, What you really need is the "water activated self-inflating BlackBerry PFD app"

all of the above AND (most importantly) get the boat first!

There's a topo app for Canada and the US for bb, but @ $14.99 I might to read a few more reviews before I try it out

I've got Weather Eye, and the Canadian tire app as well. Use Weather Eye a lot, but haven't tried the Canadian Tire app yet.

The biggest benefit I find with it is you don't have to re-log in each time (or at all) when you download an app from bb appworld, just pull out your phone and scan the QR code at the bottom of the app, it loads it on your phone and sets it up automatically for you. big time saver if you're planning on downloading a bunch of apps. 2 touches on your phone and your done (1. open code reader, it then scans the code automatically using you camera 2. set trusted app status, & you're done!)

Anyone have any favorite FREE apps for their smartphones? Here's mine for my new BlackBerry, QR Code reader It's worked great everytime for me (so far) and saves you time when you download new apps. You don't even need to log in to BB appworld to use it! Make sure you post what system they are on and make sure they are FREE ones! jjcanoe

Thanks all! I ended up with a Blackberry Torch, the data compresion feature sealed the deal. now I just have to learn how to use it properly!(thanks in advance Slowpoke!) jjcanoe

Bell doesn't charge for extra receivers except for rental ones, if you buy it you can have as many as your LNB's can handle..... I have 4 (owned)and pay the same rate as if I had one. jjcanoe

I printed off a hundred of them! no expiry date!!!! (runs to the store to get more printer ink) jjcanoe

check out your neighbourhood home depot, I've been delivering loads of mulch and topsoil by the trailer load for almost a month now!

heard from a few people now that the 10-4 system will be phased out soon, can't see myself getting a new 10-4 phone for the same price as a smartphone and then being stuck with a regular old flip phone for the remainder of my contract when they discontinue the service

wow thats getting around fast, I heard the same thing about a meeting in Sarnia Lambton.... Funny though!!!!!

not to mention the cool laptop dock, fingerprint reader and projector attachment! Might be too much phone for me though

That would be handy, is speed an issue?

Liking the Desire and also the Motorola Atrix (not out yet) It's got a dual core!!! imagining it'll be pricey though ATRIX

I will be renewing with Bell, since I've been a satified cell customer of theirs for almost 20 years. Won't ever pay Rogers a penny ever again and Telus doesn't have the coverage I need. As far as renewing and upgrading goes, I can't remember the last time I've been charged a renwal fee, admin fee, upgrade fee, transfer fee, or any type of fee by Bell, not that they haven't tried, one just has to know how to talk to them by this do you mean the data rates charged (xxxmb for $X per month)? If so, how does Blackberry differ? do they have a flat rate kind of deal? thanks jjcanoe