redneck666

i was tellin a story which i thought was sorta funny.... you took it WAAAAY outta context. I am not a thief nor is my imediate family. my uncle and his borther have always been that way and i no longer partake in that kind of activity! and my family is way to smart to do something as stupid as that. FYI my uncle and his borther no longer do that either. uncles brother owns his own contracting business and uncle works like a regular man. i dont much appreciate your false accusations. i didnt much care for what you wrote and i found it to be offensive.

hahahaha.

yup, me my uncle and his brother used to go ALL the time. usually at night lol. we sorta stole scrap metal that was out back of buildings really. never got caught though. (thank god). its easy money and pretty decently easy work if you have a buddy. just dont go into old mental hospitals (like my uncles brother) and get caught tearing down pipes and what not. lmao!!! (hospital was located down southern ontario.... some where near whitby i think or ajax... not sure.... along lake ontario anyway haha)

yup my buddies dad is also in that field. thysen krupp i think the company is called? im not sure on the spelling. but he makes some damn good money! 2 quads one 2008 one 2009 both kawasaki brute force's and already paid off without a loan. 2 sleds also but older. a brand new truck too. lol truck has one more payment! there is some schooling involved in the job cause of them always coming out with different "elevator crap" lol! and prior schooliong before you get in. my old man also had a chance to do that but he got into the healthcare field, got laid off, then went to college then essar. my ol' man owns his own business which he is no longer operating cause he is too busy at essar. business is only licenced for this year then thats it. it was a "health care repair" business we will call it. no real profit made to talk about but enough to just scrap by with a brand new $250,000 house to pay off (which later became too much and got sold). LOL i could go on forever but im not cause, well....... it seems a little boring. and im sure someones thinkin'........ STOP POSTING!!!! hahaha. JP

for sure eh? my grandfather is about 67 i think and he has been in the plant for over 20 years (previously a forest ranger with a TON of stories haha). he has been in the "coke ovens" and plenty of different mills on the property that are known not to be good for your health lol, not that its that way anymore but my point is he's got a great pension plan and his health is still the average 67 year old mans. same with my other grandfather he is about 68 and worked as a millwright for YEARS in that place. he doesnt even have a grade school education. he was workin in there ever since he was about 16...... still alive and aint goin anywhere for a while! hahahaha.

you know? hes right too! get some of that "handyman" or backyard work done. theres always someone around town lookin for a cheap fix to some problem.

hey, (the doc's topic just reminded me) well, im gunna be an uncle.... yay? haha. just lookin for a little advice. my borther is pretty well stuburn as a mule. he needs a little advice and tips on how to raise the kid. im tryin to tell him a few things i know. (he wont listen). maybe you guys got a few extra tips/pointers/thing to watch out for? thanks. now about those carbonlite rods i think their called. i JUST seen a commercial from bass pro shops about those rods. anyone got one? are they any different from them graphite rods? they look pretty cool. im considereing gettin my hands on one after i hear a little feed back from the happy/not so happy buyers, lol. thanks, JP

cmon its not THAT bad...... lol. get in the right mill and you'll have a blast. maybe a sore body the next day if your not afraid to get dirty....

essar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! im tellin ya dude, go to the college. get your one year or two year course. one year is industrial mechanic, two year is millwright. sign up, get your math booklet deal on the go for grade 12 math. you'll be done that and hopefully in the college by next year. and if you apply yourself you'll more than likely get scouted by the essar guys and be in the plant even before your done school. which you still will have to finish. like i already told you all of this, E.I. should pay for most of your schooling..... text books etc. just a little bit MORE of a push, lol. any more questions hit me up on msn or somethin. JP

1) I wouldn't recommend running it without them, but you can do it without too much damage (if any at all) yes. 2) pick up a new suspension or weld it. 3) it shouldn't cost that much to get it welded. im guessing it shouldnt be over $100 for such a small job. 4) if i lived down there i could fix it for you, (im pretty good at tig welding!) lol. but i dont know anyone nor can i recommend anybody in that area.... i just thought too. you may have issues with your sled heating up cause of the extra drag you'll have from the sliders. if you stick to more powdery trails you should be fine. other than all that you should be ready to go!

LOL! great haul man....

nice lookin snot rocket ya got there! what about snow now??? haha.

or, being in a canoe and having a massive pike take off with your worm harness and it doesnt even know its hooked...... and yet your watching it cruise underneath the boat taking drag and bending your rod straight down....... till of course, the line snaps...... lol that was such a dissapointment and lost a harness cause of that biggin' haha. i think i was better off letting it take a bit of line and the harness rather than ALL of my line AND the harness, lol!

wait, let me know where your hole is so i can break it open! hows the ice out there? its still early enough..... right??? hahaha.

what no video? nice pike dude!

anyone?

is that from the st.mary's river by any chance? rapids.....? lol

ahhh thats the good stuff! we need some of that up here!!! haha.

hey GCD "canadians stay canadian, americans stay american. canadians know how she be." in all seriousness, ya..... that is a very stupid thing to do! i'd only do that during the day when i can see alot better give me a sled with a good 1 1/2-2" paddle and it'll be all good.

hmmmm, i'd like to know the answer to that question too.

ya, haha thats very true...... very different story for the trails.

ya, i havent been out since our last snow. except for in my backyard tryin to piece together my newish 1993 ski-doo safari rally 503. still needs some tweeks though. ran great yesterday! that thing really kicks in when you hit the second stage in the throttle!

we need LOTS more powder! lol.

im glad your getting snow. it would be nice for the storm to stretch up here as well. the snow this year is no where near what we had last year........ kinda makes me mad. 3 sleds and not the kinda snow conditions i like.

well, i made my decision, thanks guys! im all for the 4 stroker now. i love the tourque. my spending cap is $3000 so i'll see if i can find a nice honda 4 stroke for 2 grand and an older 2 stroke for around 1 grand. failed to mention that i used to own an xr100 back in the day (got it for free). It was dry seized. 1991 i think it was. the bike sat for a long time. never got around to fixing it so i pretty well gave it away for $50. was in pretty near mint condition too! thanks again guys. JP