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You just had too bring up old memories,didnt you.

I remember when we use to just wrap a towel around a big tractor innertube and tie the rope around it.The wipe was awesome,if you made it. Becareful with the little ones Emil

Thats a very sweet looking ride Gavin.DROOL

You call playing with areoplanes work? LOL

Well, some of us blue collar workers, have to work 5 days a week.Drinking free beer does sound fine to me.LOL You all have a fun and safe trip.

This is not a bump for the great service I recieved today,but to the little response to the great service I did get. Funny, reading about all the negitive stuff about BPS and how all will jump on it,but seldom do you read about the good stuff. Just thought someone would of thought,HEY AWESOME.

Ok smart ass.I just talked it over.I will be getting all the crap over friday after work,so I was TOLD,I could go.You going to pick me up?

Use the Beta multy upload.

I have to shuttle garage sale crap,but thanks for asking.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LH4-tOqLH94

Hell, you should of been here,,,,,,,,Ahhhhhh, on second thought,maybe you shouldnt of. Next is the Brock. That I will pay to see.

Yep, ended up there aswell. Nog didnt deserve that win. Lucky punch,yep,but the guy could take it and got his just deserves. Jackson was like always,trash talk and not taking out. Bisbonggone was impressive this time and didnt trash talk after.

That would explain the evening Nascar race.LOL Enjoy, and like mentioned,dont forget the meaning.

My late uncle Mel would never fish for eyes during the day time light.Always headed out just before dark and troll/drift til midnight or even longer, if it was a clear night with a full moon.Did very well each time as I recall. I can see his point, as thier eyes are very sensitive to bright light.

The gift card I recieved back awhile ago from Mercer,has been burning a hole in my pocket and just needed to buy something with it. I received the new BPS flyer this week and noticed they had the Ameristep dog house with bonus chair.saw and bow holder.On sale for 120 bucks.Been looking at these for sometime and wanted one.Perfect,lets head down and pick it up. When we arrived, I was surprised to see they had many instock .So I grab one and ask,just to make sure it was the right one,and it was,but was told it was not on sale til the 5th. I just muddered to the wife,that was a wasted trip.Put it back on the self and started to walk away when I hear,SIR. I turn and it,s one of the managers.He says just hang on a minute please. He sends one of the other guys to grab the flyer.When he returns with it,the manager says to me,grab that box and come with me. Off to the til we go and I get it for the up coming sale price. WOW thats was very nice of this fella. Hats off to this fella,and thanks for making my day.

Seems to be alot of banner complaints. I went here and alls good.It is delayed but a ood pic. mmator.com

RIP Art. SASKATCHEWAN (CBC) - Art Linkletter, the legendary host of popular TV shows House Party and People Are Funny during the 1950s and 1960s, has died at age 97. ADVERTISEMENT His son-in-law, Art Hershey, said the Moose Jaw, Sask.-born performer died at his home in Los Angeles on Wednesday. No cause of death has been disclosed, but Linkletter did suffer a stroke in 2008. House Party is one of the longest-running variety shows on television. It began on radio in 1944 and was then a staple on CBS TV from 1952 to 1969. One of its regular segments included a section in which Linkletter would interview children, asking them simple questions, often referred to as Kids Say the Darndest Things. The segment would become a Linkletter trademark, which he parlayed into several books, two of which were illustrated by Peanuts creator Charles M. Schulz. Linkletter would interview more than 23,000 kids throughout his career. His other popular show, People Are funny, also debuted on radio, in 1942 and then ran on TV from 1954 to 1961. A blend of slapstick humour and audience participation, the game show required people to perform stunts for cash prizes. "Over the years I have tried to create an image of a happy man dedicated to fun and laughter," Linkletter said in 1960. "I have been willing to joke about my own faults and foibles and to talk about the troublesome things in my life, and I have kidded people about theirs. The world needs laughter more than ever, and I intend to spread it around." While his shows were light-hearted, Linkletter's life and background were hardly fodder for humour. Born Arthur Gordon Kelly on July 17, 1912, to an unwed mother, Linkletter was quickly put up for adoption. When he was about seven, his adoptive parents moved to the U.S. and settled in San Diego. His father was a preacher who forced Linkletter to take odd jobs in his teens to help the family. Linkletter became a hobo, hopping trains across the American West and taking jobs where he could. Eventually, he went on to study at San Diego State University and while there, got a part-time job in radio. He graduated in 1934. "I was studying to be an English professor but as they say, life is what happens to you while you're making other plans." He ended up getting a series of radio positions in California and Texas, forming his own production company in the 1940s. He was so popular during the 1950s that he presided over the opening of Disneyland on his birthday, July 17, in 1955. For this he was named a Disney Legend in 2005. Linkletter left daily broadcasting in 1969 but continued to write, appear in commercials and lecture. His other books include Old Age is Not for Sissies, Confessions of a Happy Man, Hobo on the Way to Heaven and his autobiography I Didn't Do It Alone. Linkletter's personal life was marked by tragedy. He and his wife Lois, who were married in 1935, had five children. In 1969, his daughter Diane committed suicide and in 1980 his son Robert died in a car accident. Then in 2007, his other son, Jack, died from lymphoma. "Life is not fair," Linkletter once noted in an Associated Press interview in 1990. "But I'm an optimist. Even though I've had tragedies in my life, and I've seen a lot of difficult things, I still am an optimist." Linkletter had been active in recent years with the United Seniors Association, an alternative group to the AARP. He received a lifetime achievement Daytime Emmy award in 2003 and had many honorary degrees from universities, including the University of Prince Edward Island.

You can call it that. Sure can,but were heading due north,once we get out of the bay.

Great dropshot bait.

Thats one lure I had many of Cliff. Great report and story. TFS

Little lake in Barrie???????

Finally, the long weekend has arrived.Got the boat hooked up for a tour on Lady Simcoe Sunday. Boy, work has gotten hecktic,but Im not going to complain,except all these hours are dragging me down.Be atch getting older. I figured since TJ can work long and hard and have the odd great dinner,I thought I could too. This is how you start a 3 day break. Wrapped scallops,lobster,shrimp and a kabob and vegies. Would like to also thank Gerritt, for a generous invite for this weekend,but the work load forbidded me in attending. Everyone play safe out on the water and make sure you have all your safety stuff.They aint playing around out there from what I seen on the news.

Rat,,,,,

I seem to have that hanging about me these days.Barrie Colts gone,now my Bruins. Ok,Im going for the flyers.That should help the Habs,

I have broke bread,sorta speak ,with Don.Had lunch with him and Rose and his family.Don is as patriotic as a Canadian can be.He knows/talks the game as it should be played. John, even you cant disagree about that.After all,were not talking water polo here. He,s out spoken and some find him crude,but hey,he tells it like it is.To bad he,s not politically correct eh. 2011 is not far off MR.LOL