NADman

Had a few. One of my favorites.

His statue and St. Boniface Cathedral is almost next door to me. Pic's in better weather.

Nope. Downtown 'Peg' No complaints. It's been the mildest and driest year on record. This 48 hr cold spell is over now. We get a few of these every winter. Maybe 7-14 days in total. About the same for really hot, humid days in summer. Most hours of sunshine, as many freshwater lakes and rivers as people, and the prettiest girls in Canada. Also no states of emergency, ever.

I don't read music. No CAPS, no explanation marks, commas, ? marks. Boring.

I'd like to do something about it, but its to F**cking cold to move. Again, -40C is the same as -40F. You can actually 'pour' propane. Lots of Canadian talent with SCTV. Pouring myself a none propane drink. 'Don need no steenkin' ice cubes'

Do her eyes look kinda crossed or out of focus? Hmmmm

Frederick Forsyth 'The Deceiver'

Could it be "The Jack of Hearts"?

I replaced my Heresey 1's with a pair of these and was impressed. I resealed and cross braced the cabs from the inside (hot glue gun). Sold them because of downsize to apartment.

In '69 I was 21 and I called the world my own. Those were the days my friends!

We winter stored lots of cars over the years. A trick that has always worked was Moth Balls. On the carpet, under the seats, inside the engine compartment-even in filter housings, just laying around underneath the vehicle, and especially inside the exhaust outlets. I helped a friend cut a muffler out from his '32 Ford PU after winter storage in a 'secure' place and it was totally packed with seeds. The consistency of cured epoxy. I've removed mouse nests from marine engine carburetors.

I was not allowed to watch the Heinz video in Canada-----until I turned on my new VPN. Works very well.

Merry Christmas everyone.

LF brought this for holidays. My favorite.

He was just turning his life around. So sad.

Loved the book.

A true 'one of a kind'. RIP

Just finished John Connolly's 'The Dirty South'. 5 stars.

Since the mid 70's https://globalnews.ca/news/7488544/winnipeg-humbug-sign-family-tradition/

I'll never forget in a TV interview (a long time ago) he was asked about the spelling of his name-- He said "Eager with a Y" RIP Chuck.

I faintly remember 'summer rolls' way back when.

Q. How many bones does a woodpecker have? A. Enough to keep his pecker up.