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What's need got to do with it. They are fun, comfortable and unlike a mussel cars I can scare the crap out of my self legally.

Everybody is talking about 22 ft Ranger for 103k. Limited sale price 83k. Guess the US economy has recoved.

I think Bellville Sport and lawn sell Honda.

The pallet factory in Bowmanville puts out scrap wood that includes pallets sometimes. East of Liberty on baseline.

Yes good people at Bellville Sport and Lawn the only place I would take a BDR or older OMC.

I won a 100 boat walleye tournament on Rice Lake with the Banjo Minnow in photo graph perch colour. And I had my parents looking for that Viola bobber shot rod at yard sales until they got to old .

I bought Pioneer 50 plasma before they sold to Panasonic. 7 years still happy.

Just go to Canadian Tire and rent a winch.

As always I resolve to lose no weight. Keep that 57 year streak going. And not get a job.

I saved 5 guys on Deerrock Lake 35 years ago. Lot of beer bottles and liquor around and a 14ft boat. Offered a ride to a fool that thought he could swim across Rice lake on the eastside of tracks. On my way back couple hrs later I got him off the center marker buoys.

Found a 14 ft princecraft on Lake Scugog a mid sixty's model. Learn to never turn anything in police. Found a Yamaha 25 hp tiller on Balsam Lake that I owned in 30 days. Un fortunately blown up.

I do know were he was yesterday (Sunday) and it wasn't work.

I check with my electronics guy. And you are correct for commercial lithium batteries. For toy battery's his words memory occasional discharge works.

You should discharge it to zero occasionally. Lithium will get a memory and charge a little less until it appears to be weak. Not usually a problem with ice fishing batteries.

The Detox depot is about 2 miles from the crash site and they have 2 big vac trucks near the creek. The tanker is back on the road but it will need a float to haul it away. Still heavy diesel smell in area.

Mine has already happen this year an usually happens 2-3 times. I will have a reason to take my trout stick out of the truck. Like yesterday I took my parents to xmas dinner with the aunts and uncles. Today tomorrow will decide to hit the ganny drive down and have no stick.

It's all balance. We don't live for work or investment. I fish travel and look after my parents. Well the wife works, she thinks shopping is a sport.

Catus Jack. And his book had me rolling on the floor. I have original set of Frank Tunny wrestling cards from the 50's. Wipper ,Chief Strong Bow, Lord Athol.

Well Sofa to buy in a crash you need cash on hand. So that would be my ? What's your cash position. I've went from zero to about 25% that is in short term Gic. The only thing I sell is SU when it gets up around $50. It didn't make it this time no worry's still the largest present in the oil sands. My avg. price paid is $29/share so no buy opp just yet. Around $24-25. I slow down my div. reinvestment to get the 25% cash position. Iron I also love real estate just don't like the work, no midnight phone calls, no disasters when packing for trips. I bought Rio Can it's a REIT. My wife and I own 1 sq inch of every major shopping mall in Canada. They send a nice distribution every month.

2008 was my 6th correction. My 1st I stayed the course and like you back to even in a few months. The last 5 correction I've bought heavily. Still a gut punch. I finally started buying individual about 6 months before the tec crash turned 50k into 6k with fuel cell stocks. The only good thing most of the 50k I won fishing bass tournament's and learned to build a rock solid foundation then buy high flyers.

I've used they fish finders 2d work nice. This last year is the first I've heard of Garmin si and di.

Garmin has been way behind in fishing finders. Don't think to many independent have there new si and di.

Should you sell your stock bought in the 2008 crash? This is why people lose money in the markets. Are you going to use these stocks to produce income. Are they in a volatile sector. Do you need the capital. As I stated our rrsp money is set to provide a pension income for my wife. The 5 banks we hold are all up 300+% from the 08 crash along with a few other div. stocks return just over 5%. This is rock solid boring investing. When the next correction happens I will buy again. Inflation can still hurt use so theirs income available for that. We have 5% in high mer mutual fund front load that invests in jr oil/gas that has been crushed lately but still up 100%. My reason for paying high mer is I'm not a geologist and I don't want to spend hrs and hrs on the computer. You never had a gut punch until the markets correct and you just lost 250k if you react wrong or you are in the wrong stuff.

I'm sure or hope you can to well. Like me you bought in the crash. I bought bank stock until I was rolling Quarters to pay for another 100 shares. I max my credit card 3 times 25 days before GIC money was available to me. The majority of these people on this forum are not ready for that stuff. As you are likely aware selling a profitable stock is incredibility hard, but until you do you have made nothing.

Do not start with these types of energy stocks. You can make money but 95% hang on to long and lose. Build a rock solid div. portfolio and do a lot of study then take 5-10% and try cottail stocks.