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Cows!

I know a guy in Richmond Hill who probably has some, but I'm guessing that is out of your range.

So this is where you catch all you fish, eh Mike?

Lol...Just got back from looking for some local panfish. My spot was actually still frozen over.

I was just thinking about dragging myself out to that creek tomorrow morning.

I'll be there Thursday...some nice deals to be had.

Those eagles have more food in that nest than I have in my fridge at the moment.

Those last two are monsters!

Nice fish as always, Mike!

Jealous, Bunk. Very jealous.

Hello all, Currently I am working at a car-rental agency and we're liquidating some of the older cars in the fleet. There are pretty good vehicles available and all of the prices are negotiable. I'll list the models, mileage, and prices below but there are simply too many cars to post pictures for. If you are interested then I can send some out. (I dunno if this is considered spam since its business related. If it is, feel free to take it down) 2007 Toyota Yaris Hatchback- 85000km - $10000 2007 Toyota Yaris - 56500km - $11800 2007 Toyota Corolla CE - 67000km - $10500 2007 Mazda 3 - 73000km - $12500 2007 Mazda 3 - 25000km - $14000 2007 Toyota Camry LE - 96000km - $14500 2007 Toyota Camry LE - 91000km - $14500 2007 Toyota Camry LE - 84000km - $15000 2007 Dodge Caravan SXT - 85000km - $9980 SOLD - 2008 Dodge Grand Caravan SE - 47000km -$13880 2009 Nissan Altima - 75000km - $16200 CarProof reports and certifications can be provided if desired.

Nice Browns, Mike!

Cool!

You know it's a credible organization when the don't even capitalize the initials of their own name for the sake of an "official response."

Le Baron is $10.13, so your friend is right.

Lol, I'm sure the community that lives around Preston would love it if the trespassers starting going to Professors instead.

You're thinking of Preston Lake in Stouffville.

I think John's point is that, regardless of if its right or wrong, it happens anyways.

Maybe you were abducted by aliens and you're finally remembering.

Alright, fair enough HH. No offense meant.

My point is: where do you have to stop when inspecting a purchase? I'm sure he took the reel for a whirl, as you put it. The consumer can't be responsible for inspecting everything they purchase with a fine tooth comb. That's ridiculous and unrealistic. And I'm pretty sure as far as whatever consumer laws are in place are concerned, the onus is on the manufacturer and not the buyer.

It is a re-post, but definitely cool.

There is no comparison between a car and a $200 fishing reel. Besides, when you buy a new car, do you look under the hood? Get on a creeper and check out underneath? Examine the brake pads to make sure they're new? No...I doubt you do, because there is a certain level of inherent trust between the customer, dealership, and manufacturer. I'm pretty sure he played with the reel before he bought it anyways. He might have missed Quantum's mistakes, but in the end, they are Quantum's mistakes...not his. This argument is like blaming a girl for getting assaulted because she was wearing a short skirt.

Great story, Dan.

Ha. A lot has been said since that post, Bill.