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It depends on how much I can get for this when it's all done and finished.

See what happens when a few people opens their big yaps.

I'll send it to my neighbor , see if he recognizes him.

Here ya go Gravelman. "Owner of a new Edmonton cafe sells takeout coffee only to people with mugs". Timmie's my be going with a new more biodegradable cornstarch-based liner. (On a side note, when you go to the link see if you can play Beethoven's 5th Symphony by moving your mouse over the purple links above the story.) http://www.canada.com/topics/greenguide/st...904&k=57244

That's excellent Cheeler. You'll be making some nice looking flies with that rig. Good move making a long dubbing tray, it will come in handy when doing the larger flies.

You have until the end of the month Brian then the lake closes until May 18. The plant closes down in 2010, March I think. Some big ass pike coming out of there on regular basis.

There are advantages to living in Edmonton. Wabamun.

I agree Darren. The added height adjustment is very important to me. I find if I use the pedestal my arms gets tired since the vise is at a higher position then if I have it clamped to my table. The c-clamp also allows for a trash bag to be placed beneath the vise. Not sure if this is possible when on a pedestal.

How much of that glue do you do in a week? Nice tie Brent. They look like fun to tie as you've stated before. I bet they would make a killer pike fly.

I put the caution tape up. I'm waiting on his call..

We all have neighbors, some very likable, some not, weird ones, nosy ones, quiet ones, loud ones, etc. Then you have my neighbor, nice guy, but sometimes I have to wonder. This is my neighbor story for today, one of just many. As I was pulling out of my driveway today I stopped to say a quick "Hello" to my neighbor. He asks if I saw a "weirdo" earlier in the day. I say "no" and ask "why". He proceeds to explain to me that earlier in the day someone left a crap underneath a Sun newspaper on his driveway. I ask "dog crap"? He says "no". I ask, "You mean someone crapped on your driveway and covered it up?" He says "Yes". I pissing myself laughing by now thinking why would someone take a crap on his driveway. So we leave and go do our errands, come home and there it still is, the newspaper with the crap underneath. He must be afraid to touch it. So my wife phones the neighbors to have a little fun with them. Then I phone them and have a little more fun with them by telling them the crap has disappeared (someone took it). They fall for it. This is where it stands as of this posting. So how are your neighbors?

I'm getting mine. Just got volume 5 issue 2.

This is all I ever get.

It's called "Roll up the rim to win", not scratch to win. It would completely take away from the meaning of the whole contest if one were to simply scratch a measly piece of paper. Besides once that piece of paper is thrown on the ground to litter our beautiful world it becomes much harder to see than the Tim Hortons cup we have all come to know and love.

I think I found the answer. Only took 6 months. "Doc's October Baetis" from here: http://flyfishcalgary.com/board/index.php?...ost&p=40726

Good way to keep anyone else out of your run. (No pun intended)

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Congratulations Clive, glad you guys had a good time.

Is this the kissing part? Should I close my eyes?

Nope, he says he lied. Digital image, doesn't stand up in court unless it's on the data card. Prosecutor thinks it''s a waste of time. Sorry no conviction. The point is I don't think it's a proper use of resources to be chasing some guy down that wants to piss off a few fly fisherman.

A picture of a barbed hook next to a fish will not result in a conviction. Prove it??

What's even more funny is that the average amount of time a Tim Hortans addict spends in line every year is equal to enough money in lost wages to buy a years worth of Tim Hortans coffee AND the machine to brew it. They're a cult not a coffee joint.

Being from Edmonton I find that story hard to believe.

Any of them where the customers are using public property to wait in line for their coffee. They should have a cop waiting outside those joints from 6am to 9am writing tickets.