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lets see it

Pic's in a box somewhere. I'll have to try and find it sometime.

I actually caught a fish that would have been an all tackle world record in the early 80's.

I snapped a pic and let it go.

As for another team in Toronto? Let's hope that never happens, what will we call them? The Woodbridge Ginos? :)

 

Yeah, clear when I got up this morning, although lastnight I saw so many cars try to get up a hill by my house, it was almost comical, lol!!!

Video?

Not much Matt, that was a sad sad performance. I wish Nashville would have put another few in the net to be honest. After it was 3-0, I switched it off, lol.

I waited until 4-0 and then turned on the Jets game.

I have a good old fashioned wood 8X8 shed.

Only down by 8 goals now.

ugh, I hear you. I have my own issues with them. Maybe one of those fancy C-Tire shelters is the way the go. Even if you buy one every 5 years it's probably cheaper than building a permanent building. Now keep in mind that if you sell your house, a higher appraisal value would be in your favour.

HAHA, I've been getting 5 years out of mine and after 5 years $160 buys me a new cover for it.

I've actually og 3 of the 10X20's and a 10X10.

We could use some snow so I can get the sled out.

GO JETS GO!!!!!

A pre-fab metal building would likely be cheapest but depending on what you want at the end it may not be the easiest thing to insulate & finish.

They actually aren't hard to insulate.

Most have spray foam shot on the walls and ceiling with a hard fireproof coating blown on over top of the spray foam.

Pretty sure there are also insulating kits that are just attached via the bolts that hold the structure together.

HMMMMMMM, I wonder what's playing on the paint drying channel?

 

Gawd I love living in an unorganized township.

Me too!!! No permits needed for the cabin I'm building.

Of course that doesn't mean I'll cut any corners. I just won't have to deal with some mook telling me to do it their (wrong) way.

DOH!!!!!!

If you like a steel building is probably the easiest and most cost effective.

These guys seem to have deals a lot of the time.

Most expensive part is the slab I would think.

http://www.pioneersteel.com/

I have a feeling I'll be using the snowblower tomorrow for the first time... Then apparently this weekend we are going to see like 7 degrees, lol.

 

Ah well, steelhead weather!

I have the feeling I will be drilling holes in a local lake this weekend.

I just got out of the plow truck... and all of a sudden I feel happy!

 

So you never got to use it then eh Dave

 

 

I have only used it a few times. But it's there if I need it.

I don't have a whole house back up generator but I do have a quick disconnect on my furnace so I can power it off my 2KW Yamaha.

Last December 29th we had a prolonged outage with temps below -40 and over 100 homes and businesses froze up and had damage.

I was lucky and didn't have any freezing issues even though I didn't have the generator back then.

I keep my generator inside so I know it will start. Pretty sure it wouldn't if it was that cold out.

Looks like The area NW-SE of Lake Simcoe is supposed to get that kind of snow Blaque according to this computer model.

No different up here in Yellowknife Adam.

The first couple of snow falls there were people running into each other and other objects all over town.

All I can do is shake my head and hope they don't take me out.

 

Best to leave the flares at home, they don't mix well with leaking gasoline at a crash site.

SAYS YOU!!!!!!