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Weedy1

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  1. Sounds like a very nice bear snack.
  2. Do you find it easier to throw bobbers onto the lake with or without a furled leader?
  3. Seriously though, I would contact http://www.triplediamondrvpark.com/ and see if they had any issues with this guy then decide the route to take.
  4. From: http://www.kijiji.ca/v-other-real-estate/edmonton/cabin-and-fish-farm-on-8-acres-in-nb/594784383?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true
  5. Great idea. I'm sure the fact it runs on methanol wouldn't make a bit of difference in the smell of The Cutty Hut.
  6. http://www.powerspout.com/ or https://www.engineeringforchange.org/static/content/Energy/S00070/5%20Gallon%20Bucket%20Build%20Manual.pdf
  7. ATN Night Cougar LT http://www.atncorp.com/atn-nightcougar-lt-night-vision-goggles http://www.basspro.com/ATN-Night-Cougar-LT-Night-Vision-Goggles/product/13040607214716/ Great for all kinds of fun!!
  8. I think we need to start a recipe/cooking section on this forum. Every time I look at this thread my mouth starts to water. Mmmmmmmmmm barbecue. I have a natural gas Weber. Used at least twice a week for the last four years, rain, snow or shine. Never cover it, sits outside my patio doors in the snow, fire it up, does the job every time with never any grille warping. Haven't even heard of that before?? The trick to a barbecue lasting is keeping it clean. Extremely clean. Get a good wire brush, not the junk they sell for barbecue and clean it every time you use. Remove the grates, burners, burner deflectors and collector trays periodically and clean them thoroughly. No grease or build up anywhere will go a long ways when cooking food also.
  9. I used IE 10.0.9200.16843 to post this? What version of IE you using?
  10. What about a Shimano bike?
  11. I may have to reconsider my marriage vows. http://www.foxnews.com/health/2013/09/12/lobsters-may-be-answer-to-immortality/
  12. Do you mean this one? Oh sorry, I swear I saw a fence somewhere.
  13. OK, this thread is going really good so far. Now all we need is for Xerophobic to chime in, some jackass to say he's going to do Jayhad and Dutchie in with a fist full of rocks if they "Run the Bow" and then Skinnydipper to try to bring so sense to the conversation.
  14. Jayhad. You could probably sneak one of these up the river without anyone noticing. http://calgary.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-boats-watercraft-powerboats-motorboats-NEW-2014-RMX-MINI-JET-ALUMINUM-JET-BOAT-HULL-W0QQAdIdZ559169901
  15. You're so cute when your Jealous Bob!
  16. I think fast food has an enormous impact on the bank stability. All you fat fly fisherman waddling around in that water does some severe impact.
  17. (Me too!)
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  19. Doesn't look like that Albino Rainbow has gone insane yet. Wait, the day will come and all others will fear. Territorial little freaks of nature they be.
  20. I'm a Pro Staffer for Trojan Magnum. When it comes to properly testing the product for triple-threat performance – unmatched protection, unmatched durability, and unmatched comfort, I'm invaluable to the company due to my unique ability and size. Some people fit the bill and some don't.
  21. Neither would pass the redneck tailgate test.
  22. Did I miss the vote?
  23. I work in the HVAC industry. The cost to have a furnace replaced through almost any company nowadays is ridiculous. I just had a conversation with a wholesaler of ours that supplies furnaces to installers. He said the rates being charged by installers for a standard furnace install in an 1100 sq ft home are anywhere from $4-9000, without A/C!!. Utility providers that offer furnace replacement plans are usually just playing the middle man. Their payment plans are usually through finance companies that put the customers on very long repayment plans that make it look as though you are getting something cheap due to a low monthly bill when in reality you end up paying double the going rate. Their installs are done by the same guys that you would contact through the phone book to do an install. They also try to up sell with service plans that a guy with a little mechanical aptitude could easily perform him/herself. Do not pay for 12 months is another gimmick. It all adds up to a very thin wallet in the long run. By the way I do furnace installs. The starting rate is $12000.00. This includes no interest for 30 days, free filter every 10 years, 20 year checkup if I'm still alive then, and an all expense paid float trip down the Bow. You have to buy lunch and drinks though.
  24. I would be very careful with any monthly payments through the utility providers. There has been some horror stories surrounding these schemes.
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