Is that a bag of swag, outback? :rofl2:
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Is that a bag of swag, outback? :rofl2:
A shweet bag at that! Lotsa lovely toys from SantaTom to cut yer fingers on!! :beer1:
Yeah and how's about those pink scales! :y
If thats what ya call it.... Mikey likes it.!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
But I think Mike.....
Set me up for a new challenge..
Fitting the Joseph Allen NON-XLL
with new scales.
Will be fun though...
Tangs bent, and blade is twisted.
Can be done , my Packwood is the same way.
This thread is all about them butchered ones Mike.
Had to drop your anvil on that one to give you a challenge in your weakened state, hehe
Are you that remote Shaun? You get locked in for the winters.Quote:
Originally Posted by RezDog
I like ummm.Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
Maybe let the kid do some finger nail polish designs on it, and seal them in. She does some neat stuff . [emoji6]
Locked in for the winter? No. The ferry from the mainland is scheduled for twice a week, and it usually does get here twice most weeks. Good from the mainland are really expensive. Gas for example is currently $1.78 a liter. So that is 6.73 a US gallon. Life here does get expensive, on the upside we have incredible seafood for consumption and a lot of it is easy to get. I have to say without our local harvest it would be tough to pay the price for meat as it all has to be shipped here. The ferry on a good crossing is eight hours from the mainland. It takes me from Sunday evening to Thursday morning to go to the dentist. It has it's challenges.Quote:
Originally Posted by MikeB52
I'll be up next year.....Just saying,,,:)
A couple of positives things, houses are super cheap compared to the rest of the province.Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
Let me know and we can co-ordinate it with my work schedule.