Weedy1

Francois Blanchet is a hell of a caster. He was doing his thing at the 2005 show in Calgary. It would be a good seminar to take in.

Hey Bob, is this guy circumcised or uncircumcised? I'm trying to figure out where the D in Wendy comes from.

Nadurra, you must have missed the show on the old FFA board. Most, if not all, of the people "debating" the issue on this board have a very good understanding of what the debate is about since they either participated or followed the thread on the FFA board. The FFA thread came to life with every IPCC report released. It was a lot of fun. This debate hasn't even scratched the surface. Throw a few logs on the fire, see where it goes.

Bock

I'd kick your ass too if you were hitting on my girl. Is this recommendation any different than anywhere else in the world? My in laws spend 5-6 months/yr in Mexico.(Thank God) They have had no problems in the last 6 years. Mind you they aren't out getting all pissed up in the local pubs and hitting on Mexican woman.

Oh, ..............nothing.

I find that hard to believe considering all them Americans that live there!

then why has no one mentioned this yet? http://www.mytelus.com/ncp_news/article.en...ticleID=2836954

Thanks Headscan. I don't know, after listening to the video it probably wouldn't be bad where there's some background noise but I wouldn't want to be parked next to a guy listening to that whining noise on a lake all day. I do find the technology interesting though.

Would it piss the guy off next to you on a lake or stream that's trying to enjoy the peacefulness of the outdoors? (Or is this the rap type of fishing line?)

I hear sharkskin line is quite noisy. Just how much more "noisy" than a regular line is it? Brent???

* 8 quarts cold water * 1 turkey carcass, meat removed, leaving some crisp skin on if possible * Mirepoix: o 8 ounces onions, chopped o 4 ounces celery with tops, chopped o 4 ounces carrots, chopped o 2 small heads garlic, cut in half horizontally * Sachet d'epices: o 1 teaspoon or so black peppercorns, cracked o 6-8 parsley stems, chopped o 1 bay leaf o 1/4 tsp. dried thyme leaves o 1/4 tsp. dried tarragon leaves o 1/4 tsp. dried oregano leaves o 1/4 tsp. dried basil leaves o The above ingredients are placed into a 4" square of cheesecloth and tied into a sack, or use a metal tea ball. Break up the turkey carcass, and chop some of the larger bones in half. Put the carcass in the stockpot with the water and bring slowly to a simmer. Periodically skim off any scum that forms, and if you wish use a skimmer to skim off the fat. (This stock simmering process makes your house smell REALLY good!) Let this simmer for two hours. Add the mirepoix and sachet; tie the sachet closed with some twine and tie the long end of the twine to the handle of the pot; this makes the bag easier to retrieve. (A tea ball also works well.) Simmer for one more hour. Remember that during the simmering process, it's best not to stir the stock. The end result will be much clearer if it is not agitated while simmering. Strain thoroughly; the best way to do this is to ladle the stock out and pour it through a strainer which has been lined with a couple of layers of damp cheesecloth. If you're using the stock immediately, skim off as much fat as you can with a fat skimmer or a piece of paper towel, otherwise cool the stock right away by placing the container into an ice-water-filled sink, stirring to bring the hot liquid from the center to the sides of the container. Don't just put hot stock in the refrigerator; it won't cool enough to prevent possible multiplication of harmful bacteria. To defat the stock easily, refrigerate overnight, until the fat solidifies on the surface, then skim off. Makes about 6 quarts of stock.

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As I was waiting at the intersection of 127st and Yellowhead this afternoon a guy gets out of his truck, pulls it out and does his business. This is a major intersection with at least 20 people that could see this jackass. Several people start honking at him but he just stood there oblivious to his observers. I guess you don't have to own a lawnmower.

There was another one at Edmonton Gardens May 9, 1969.

It's nice to see what's going on all over the world. You never know when or where your going to find that one secret pattern or tip. Actually Glen I signed up to that forum a while ago. I was considering a trip also. BTW, did I not put you onto Chris Dore? Never mind, I know I did. You can thank me with cash.

Ok, here's one for you Calgarians. Where is the Calgary Tower Located?

We heard you the first time. Sheesh......

I thought you were joking... http://www.ledzeppelin.com/show/july-29-1969

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22164071/?GT1=10645

Oh yeah right back at you.. PER CAPITA THIS EQUATES TO: US -Population: 301,139,947 July 2007 est. 22,739,000,000 / 301,139,947 = $75.51 per capita CAN -Population: 33,390,141 (July 2007 est.) 3,713,000,000 / 33,390,141 = $111.20 per capita This all goes to show that Canada is 47% nicer than the United States. That's why you guys wear Canadian flags when you go backpacking. You're embarrassed to show how much you give to the International Monetary Fund.

This is the real story. http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/arming-the-world/ I was just trying to throw Rickr off track. Successfully hijacked too I must say!!!

LS I wasn't replying to your post #20, we just happened to post at the same time.

Wow, great fly Kritofr! Great contest, some real good stuff. I want to see Santa and the whole crew of reindeer now.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think they could specifically pin the murders on Pickton, only that he was there and had something to do with. Not to be graphic, but the guy ran a pig farm with a slaughter house if you get my drift. I would imagine the evidence was quite overwhelming for the jury. Thus probably the reason for 2nd.