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No105_Archie

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  1. Free enterprise Donnie me lad........it's what makes the world go round. The latest and greatest of the free enterprise countries is ( would you believe it CHINA ) they are "out competing" the rest of the world in manufacturing........of course the fact that they pay their people about "$2 a year" helps.

    This has the makings of turning into a political discussion so I'm going to run & hide now :D

  2. Another 25cm of snow last night followed again by heavy rain. Catche basins & storm drains are blocked by the snow so you can white water raft on half the streets.....thank the lord that there's no flat land any where around or we'd be flooded.

  3. Good morning......sort of....... 65cm of snow on Saturday, 25 cm on Sunday followed by heavy rain ( snow did not melt ..it just got soggy ) 15 cm last night and a further 20 cm forcast for tomorrow......125 cm since last Saturday. I guess winter has arrived on the rock.

  4. I certainly agree that there seems to have been a major change in the way actors think about serving their country and that all the people mentioned deserve our greatest respect.......however as a Star Trek fanatic and a Canadian I couldn't let that little error about "Scotty" pass.

    Sulla must not be awake today ;) The Dude should have picked it up too :)

  5. "James Doohan ("Scotty" on Star Trek) landed in Normandy with the U. S. Army on D-Day."

    This is not true. He was never ever in the US armed forces. This is some stuff from his biography

    "Doohan was born on March 3, 1920, in Vancouver, British Columbia, and spent his early years in there and in Sarnia, Ontario. He left home at age 19 to join the Canadian Forces. He became Captain in the Royal Canadian Artillery. While leading his men into battle at Juno Beach on D-Day, Doohan was wounded in the leg and hand, and eventually lost a finger. For the remainder of the war, he became a pilot observer, and received the dubious distinction of being called the "craziest pilot in the Canadian Air Forces."

  6. Yesterday at 0700 it was snowing heavily with 80kph winds from the NE and many roads were closed due to blizzard conditions ( and we don't use the word blizzard lightly ) by 1500hrs it was +9C and raining madly with 60kph winds from the SW.

    Today it is -4C and blowing at about 60kph from the NE again, and the whole place is like a bloody great skating rink <_<

    I HATE WINTER

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