Schwa.

They obviously missed out on maxwebster picking me up on his shoulders potato sack style. he's stronger than he looks!

still gettin them, 44 is great!

wicked time! thanks to scot and becky, you two are awesome together!!! highlight of the wedding: sitting in Tigger's tree in his front yard the next day (still going) with the bride and groom (still in their wedding duds) for 2 hours drinkin beer. crazy.

don't forget as well, many of the border guards are also disgruntled police force rejects. i have (had, haven't seen them in many years now) 2 friends myself that went to the border when they got denied jobs with Windsor police after several tries....although they were both booth workers, not the angry people that search you and prod you after the initial questions. Going to school in Windsor and living in Chatham has afforded me hundreds of border crossings over the years. i find that they really feed off of your body language and uncomfortable way of holding yourself.(no eye contact, break in speech..) the more calm you are the easier the interrogation usually is. this isn't all encompassing, there are some out there with something to proove. My best advice is practice your answers.

no beef man, never had one, never will. just reacting to your comment not unlike you did to bradm and dancingbear. short, opinionated and to the point. still love ya.

Glad you're there to keep us straight man.

ok - done. i got nothing. people like music and are aware of current and past events regardless of their job. your supreme common sense astounds me dude. talk about getting nothing from a post.

no problem dug

SHOCK PAPER SLEDGE!

Congrats Margaret!

To my favourite SkiBoot: I hope someone gives you another car for......well, for no reason at all!! Happy Day mon frère

She's already got you spelling like an American, Tigger (((kicking my own ass for being that 'spelling guy')))

"Schwa, awesome pictures! I'm sad you won't be able to make it out here again this summer!" I'm disappointed I can't make it either bug, but it's so damn beautiful out there I can't stay away for long. MISS YA!

El Mocambo - brutal sound Lee's Palace - everything Air Canada Center

Happy b-day roomy!

got a j-o-b...I'm not looking for financial satisfaction' date=' I'm looking to be become rich...got any ideas?[/quote'] Oh, well you could try the lottery. Any idea I might give you would be kept in secret so I could be rich and not you

I was in North Rustico at Punks last year and it is beautiful, soooooo beautiful. I could sit in the deck and look at this forever....and the view isn't so bad either Soooo Beautiful

Areas with waterfront cottages for $250,000 or less 1. GEORGE'S LAKE, NFLD. Price: $75,000 to $90,000 The lake, located in the western part of Newfoundland and a 20-minute drive from Corner Brook, has 50-year-old waterfront cottages. George's Lake is known for its salmon fishing and wilderness access. 2. MOLEGA LAKE AREA, N.S. Price: $120,000 to $140,000 A 90-minute drive from Halifax, Molega Lake is the largest among a number of lakes. You can find a two-bedroom waterfront cottage sitting on an acre of land in this price range. A newer year-round residence on the same lake starts at $225,000. 3. NORTH RUSTICO, PEI Price: $200,000 About 25 minutes from Charlottetown, North Rustico offers two-bedroom cottages on 50 metres of waterfront. 4. LAKE SELBY, QUE. Price: $250,000 In the Eastern Townships, an hour's drive from Montreal, Lake Selby is an ecological lake that does not permit use of large motorized water vehicles. You can buy a 100-square-metre cottage with 30 metres of waterfront. 5. LANARK HIGHLANDS, ONT. Price: $150,000 to $250,000 For the price, you can find a standard cottage in Lanark Highlands in the Rideau Lakes area, with a lot size of 30 x 50 metres with 30 metres of waterfront. The area is an hour from Ottawa. 6. HONEY HARBOUR, ONT. Price: $250,000 The most affordable cottages feature 30 metres of waterfront, are quite rustic and are non-winterized. These island properties offer more privacy and are just an hour and a half from Toronto. 7. LAC LU, ONT., NEAR MANITOBA Price: $250,000 or less Lac Lu combines three lakes: Sandy Lake, Louise Lake and Lake LuLu. A seasonal cottage on one to two acres, with 30 to 80 metres of water frontage sells for this price. A year-round waterfront cottage sells from $200,000 to $250,000. Lac Lu is a two-hour drive from Winnipeg. 8. ECHO LAKE, SASK. Price: $250,000 Neighbouring the small town of Fort Qu'Appelle and a 45-minute commute from Regina, Echo Lake offers year-round waterfront properties priced from $250,000. Lot sizes are approximately 15 x 55 metres and properties are in the 120-square-metre range. 9. LAC STE. ANNE, ALTA. Price: $250,000 A 45-minute drive west of Edmonton, Lac Ste. Anne offers a standard 100-square-metre year-round cottage, built in the 1970s. 10. STACK LAKES, B.C. Price: $200,000 to $250,000 Located in the Bridge Lake area, the Stack Lakes offer cottage seekers year-round recreational properties. Though smaller lakes, boating is still permitted. I'm comin' Punky!! See ya in 25 years when i retire

Buckeye Lake in Ohio.

J-O-B

Yup, Fishin' was easily the most "jammy" i've heard these guys. Awesome extended jam in there and great timing on the ups and downs. Great night, thanks backbacon and babsy mudcock for all the work and afterfun!!!

its an electric, and he bought it. 160$ for guitar, case, tuner and small amp from some woman just wanting to get rid of it. would have been dumb not to buy at that price Thanks folks

-the sky is not yellow, it's chicken. Dylan

sounding like a real piece of crap really, i'll let him know. thanks everyone.