SlowPoke

Not to argue your point but I should point out that she hasn't lost the meaning of Christmas; she just wants more of it!

Call me Grinch but how many Christmas trees does a family need under one roof? My Wife recently informed me that we needed a second tree, a 'theme tree'. And now we have one. I was quite happy with our first tree's theme... CHRISTMAS!!! Now I've been informed (via her facebook status) that she wants "at least two more trees". I know how to put an end to the artificial forest (the lure tree) but I want to understand the need for more than one full size tree under the roof!

He doesn't look as happy as you do! 'Gratz Darren!

I love that place!! I hope they still have the steak special on.

You have to make deals like this from time to time and keep your fingers crossed. A guy like Connolly has a lot of upside even if you can't get 82 games out of him. Antropov comes to mind.

If you don't like it, don't read it.

In colour no less!

If they deem that level of accuracy "acceptable", one must wonder how accurate the sonar is. You might as well leave it demo mode.

Point taken, Roy. Driving 5000km a week gives me a front row seat for some of the antics on the road and an alarming proportion comes from those that should know better. Cops, truck drivers, cabbies etc.

I've often seen cops speeding, weaving and driving carelessly and often wondered 'where are they going in such a rush without the lights on?' <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/yStiufMfIl0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Well said Paul.

I've been driving the older Tahoe and Suburbans (92-99 generation) for a number of years now so I don't have much relevant info for you. I would say that the weak link in that series are rear ends blowing up and front axle 4wd actuators giving up. You may want to reconsider the going down to one vehicle idea. If you can park the Yukon/Tahoe and rely on a smaller vehicle most of the time, it could pay for itself in fuel savings. Your results may be different from ours but that is what we encountered.

See! I told you the gas you were smelling wasn't from me!

I assume you've already checked Hose Headquarters?

Nice Mike! It was so nice today I was tempted to get the boat out of storage. I didn't. Maybe next weekend. LOL

Where was the walleye you were targeting, inside the muskie? Very nice fish!

Hey Roger, come down and visit Rob (scugog)and I and we'll do some LSC fishing. Rob will give you a tutorial while I catch some 'skis and then you can drop into Angling Outfitters on the way home.

Not that I recall

You are correct. I had the same problem on my Chronarch Mg and tightening the VBS side cover solved the problem.

Try tightening the opposite side cover.

Don't panic... yet. The car pulling could be due to the smaller spare tire. The clicking, squealing and grinding may be as simple as a bent driveshaft/cv joint. It wont't be a cheap fix but I don't think it will be as bad as you fear.

Is this for the soliciting charge or the fishing thing? Good luck either way!! hehehe

I don't have them myslef but from memory, it's two L shaped that form the T and the accessory slides onto the base of the T. I have seen two break under dipsy loads. Use a teather system if you like your gear.

The losers have to wash, wax and detail the winners car. They can do it themsleves or pay to have it done.

They have a pill for that now, Cliff. Whatever you decide to do with your time, I know it will benefit others. Just don't spread yourself too thin!