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John

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  1. Happy Birthday Roger, have a wonderful day! J...
  2. Many Happy one's TJ.... pink matches your eyes! J...
  3. Joe, I'm gonna try that over the holidays. I agree about the felony part. John
  4. I usually walk the dog early (ish) AM and last winter had one run down the middle of the road in front of us. Looked pretty bad (mange). I live Guelph line and Lakeshore area in Burlington.
  5. "Hello, is this the Sheriff's office?" "Yes. What can I do for you?" "I'm calling to report 'bout my neighbor Virgil Smith. He's hidin' marijuana inside his firewood! Don't quite know how he gets it inside them logs, but he's hidin' it there" "Thank you very much for the call sir." The next day, the Sheriff's deputies descend on Virgil's house. They searched the shed where the firewood is kept. Using axes, they bust open every piece of wood, but found no marijuana. They sneer at Virgil and leave. Shortly, the phone rings at Virgil's house. "Hey Virgil! This here's Floyd...did the Sheriff come?" "Yeah" "Did they chop your firewood?" "YEP!" "Happy Birthday Buddy!!!" (Rednecks know how to Git-R-Dun!!)
  6. Headhunters recipe is perfect except I would go for 145 degrees and serve the wusses the outside and the real prime rib appreciators the middle!
  7. Have a great day Raf and very best for the holidays. John
  8. Never feel bad for those very infrequent times that I harvest for the table. Do however if I have a fish I plan to release not make it.
  9. You didn't say what your budget was. There are many opinions on the welded vs rivetted hull question, some have valid rationale, some just personal preference. Personally, probably the best bit of advice that I can give you is do your homework first. The manufacturers sites, sites such as OFC, owners clubs. Once you establish a budget, stick with it. The boat show is an awesome place to get the juices flowing, but it's also an easy place to get caught up in the shine and glitz and fall prey to our impulsive sides where our brains fall into our shorts! No doubt it can be a place to save anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand, but make sure you are in control by going with a plan in mind.
  10. Awesome news, family is what Christmas is all about.....
  11. Same here Lew, I actually write it in the offer. Remember the days when the dealer "nameplate" was actually mechanically attached to the trunk of your brand new car?
  12. Christmas Story #1 with Christmas Vacation a close second!
  13. I have spent many hours in one of those. Incredible workmanship.
  14. Do we have a contingency plan Terry?
  15. In a perfect world, both. Can't beat a tiller when fishing alone, BUT, like Wayne, I am a windshield and top man all the way for various reasons.
  16. Well, when I turned it on they were losing so I figured it might be a good game!
  17. Ah yes Rick, I remember it well...blood curdling screams from my wife seem to be timed just when I am doing something relaxing or dangerous, or both! We live in an area where rabbits are rampant and our yellow lab benson and our two cats oscar and ella keep the population down. Ben can't outrun them but the cats serve as "beaters" and the dog waits for an escapee! May I suggest that you remove said intestines and fricasee the rest.... Tell your dear wife that in the grand scheme of things rabbits are pretty low in the food chain.
  18. Great, great news Peter. Congrats on the new home, superb choice of location. John
  19. Great job Fishfinder! Very cute little boy Gerritt. J...
  20. I was crying in my scotch Peter! Rather be fishin'.....
  21. Really happy for you both Shelley. Hope to see you out and about on the ice. John
  22. Welcome aboard kitchener boy, I'm sure you will like it here...
  23. Matthew, I asked my wife and she said 6" long and 4" around is just fine and she may want to meet you......
  24. Hey Roy that's a wooly 'at...........in anyone's language
  25. Unfortunately xrap you do your home town a dis-service.......too bad. I was born in England came to this wonderful country of ours in 1973 at the ripe old age of 21. Lived a year in Hamilton, a year in Stoney Creek. Moved to Burlington as I moved careers and never left. I'm seriously considering asking GCD to adopt me so that I can move to 'bama November through March each year...
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