QUOTE(Gnappster @ May 17 2007, 05:34 PM)
and this one was kinda bizarre and funny:
heheh i remember this, someone should go on holiday so we can ruin their thread again
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heheh i remember this, someone should go on holiday so we can ruin their thread again
QUOTE(Christof @ May 20 2007, 06:36 AM)
heheh i remember this, someone should go on holiday so we can ruin their thread again
I have been away for 7 of the last 11 weeks!!!
QUOTE(bondiguy @ May 20 2007, 11:49 PM)
I have been away for 7 of the last 11 weeks!!!
Ther is a god !!!
gnappy congrats for getting your blue name , I wish you well .. 
QUOTE(ddd35 @ May 21 2007, 06:50 AM)
Ther is a god !!!
yeah 7 3d free weeks
QUOTE(bondiguy @ May 21 2007, 04:57 AM)
yeah 7 3d free weeks
great minds think alike !!!!!!!!
QUOTE(bondiguy @ May 21 2007, 06:57 AM)
yeah 7 3d free weeks
damn... i saw this post before anything else in this thread and thought it meant he was going to be gone for the next 7 weeks
QUOTE(jrock8 @ May 21 2007, 10:01 PM)
damn... i saw this post before anything else in this thread and thought it meant he was going to be gone for the next 7 weeks
Sorry to get your hopes up brother
QUOTE(jrock8 @ May 21 2007, 08:01 PM)
damn... i saw this post before anything else in this thread and thought it meant he was going to be gone for the next 7 weeks
wake up man ,your in Utopia ...
QUOTE(ddd35 @ May 22 2007, 07:02 AM)
wake up man ,your in Utopia ...
I'm flattered that you think of my 411 as a Utopia.
QUOTE(Gnappster @ May 22 2007, 10:36 AM)
I'm flattered that you think of my 411 as a Utopia.
well just imagine !!!!
QUOTE(ddd35 @ May 22 2007, 09:02 AM)
wake up man ,your in Utopia ...
Someone learn a new word today?
QUOTE(bondiguy @ May 22 2007, 06:12 PM)
Someone learn a new word today?
Utopia reminds me of the drink Frutopia.. what a gross drink.
QUOTE(baby21 @ May 23 2007, 02:39 AM)
Utopia reminds me of the drink Frutopia.. what a gross drink.
gross , that pretty much sums it up ..
QUOTE(baby21 @ May 23 2007, 02:39 AM)
Utopia reminds me of the drink Frutopia.. what a gross drink.
Mixed with vodka it is great!....so is almost anything.
But by itself it's worse than Crab Juice.
QUOTE(Gnappster @ May 23 2007, 11:27 AM)
Mixed with vodka it is great!....so is almost anything.
But by itself it's worse than Crab Juice.
But by itself it's worse than Crab Juice.
I thought Mountain Dew was worse than that?
QUOTE(bondiguy @ May 23 2007, 03:04 PM)
I thought Mountain Dew was worse than that?
haha, that too.
Hey mate, a quick question. What is the weather like in your neck of the woods around September? I mean will i have to that myself at half hour intervals or is actually warm enough for human inhabitants?
QUOTE(bondiguy @ May 26 2007, 12:02 AM)
Hey mate, a quick question. What is the weather like in your neck of the woods around September? I mean will i have to that myself at half hour intervals or is actually warm enough for human inhabitants?
It's a BIG country.
West coast, it's pretty warm still. It never gets that cold there all year round. Think California but cooler. Septmeber, probably still in the 20s. Alberta, Sask, and Manitoba, basically from the Rocky Mountains east, it is still really nice. Temps are in the high teens to mid 20s average but it could still easily get into the 30s. BUT, out here it could snow and be miserable just the same. Not very likely but that chance always is there. Eastern provinces, Ontario and Quebec, it's still mostly warm but again, weather can still turn ugly quickly, but probably not as permanent as the prairies,(Sask, Manitoba, Alberta). Maritime provinces on the far east coast is starting to get rainy but I think it's still pretty mild out there in Sept.
So I guess what I'm saying is, in all likelyhood you're looking at approx. 20C wherever you go, the nights are starting to cool off. probably around 7-12C. And if the weather turns crappy it probably won't last more than a day or 2. And chances are slim to none that it will get really bad(ie a blizzard) but never say never in Canada. Calgary was 30C last week and got 15cm of snow yesterday
QUOTE(Gnappster @ May 26 2007, 02:26 AM)
It's a BIG country.
West coast, it's pretty warm still. It never gets that cold there all year round. Think California but cooler. Septmeber, probably still in the 20s. Alberta, Sask, and Manitoba, basically from the Rocky Mountains east, it is still really nice. Temps are in the high teens to mid 20s average but it could still easily get into the 30s. BUT, out here it could snow and be miserable just the same. Not very likely but that chance always is there. Eastern provinces, Ontario and Quebec, it's still mostly warm but again, weather can still turn ugly quickly, but probably not as permanent as the prairies,(Sask, Manitoba, Alberta). Maritime provinces on the far east coast is starting to get rainy but I think it's still pretty mild out there in Sept.
So I guess what I'm saying is, in all likelyhood you're looking at approx. 20C wherever you go, the nights are starting to cool off. probably around 7-12C. And if the weather turns crappy it probably won't last more than a day or 2. And chances are slim to none that it will get really bad(ie a blizzard) but never say never in Canada. Calgary was 30C last week and got 15cm of snow yesterday
West coast, it's pretty warm still. It never gets that cold there all year round. Think California but cooler. Septmeber, probably still in the 20s. Alberta, Sask, and Manitoba, basically from the Rocky Mountains east, it is still really nice. Temps are in the high teens to mid 20s average but it could still easily get into the 30s. BUT, out here it could snow and be miserable just the same. Not very likely but that chance always is there. Eastern provinces, Ontario and Quebec, it's still mostly warm but again, weather can still turn ugly quickly, but probably not as permanent as the prairies,(Sask, Manitoba, Alberta). Maritime provinces on the far east coast is starting to get rainy but I think it's still pretty mild out there in Sept.
So I guess what I'm saying is, in all likelyhood you're looking at approx. 20C wherever you go, the nights are starting to cool off. probably around 7-12C. And if the weather turns crappy it probably won't last more than a day or 2. And chances are slim to none that it will get really bad(ie a blizzard) but never say never in Canada. Calgary was 30C last week and got 15cm of snow yesterday
LOL that was the most detailed reply ever.
And I love mountain dew
It keeps me up for days.. just one soda... I'm nuts.
Oh.. that reminds me.... September here.. it's sunny and 70 one day and 32 and snowing the next (quite seriously).. I love it, it takes people a while to get used to.
QUOTE(Gnappster @ May 26 2007, 12:26 AM)
It's a BIG country.
West coast, it's pretty warm still. It never gets that cold there all year round. Think California but cooler. Septmeber, probably still in the 20s. Alberta, Sask, and Manitoba, basically from the Rocky Mountains east, it is still really nice. Temps are in the high teens to mid 20s average but it could still easily get into the 30s. BUT, out here it could snow and be miserable just the same. Not very likely but that chance always is there. Eastern provinces, Ontario and Quebec, it's still mostly warm but again, weather can still turn ugly quickly, but probably not as permanent as the prairies,(Sask, Manitoba, Alberta). Maritime provinces on the far east coast is starting to get rainy but I think it's still pretty mild out there in Sept.
So I guess what I'm saying is, in all likelyhood you're looking at approx. 20C wherever you go, the nights are starting to cool off. probably around 7-12C. And if the weather turns crappy it probably won't last more than a day or 2. And chances are slim to none that it will get really bad(ie a blizzard) but never say never in Canada. Calgary was 30C last week and got 15cm of snow yesterday
West coast, it's pretty warm still. It never gets that cold there all year round. Think California but cooler. Septmeber, probably still in the 20s. Alberta, Sask, and Manitoba, basically from the Rocky Mountains east, it is still really nice. Temps are in the high teens to mid 20s average but it could still easily get into the 30s. BUT, out here it could snow and be miserable just the same. Not very likely but that chance always is there. Eastern provinces, Ontario and Quebec, it's still mostly warm but again, weather can still turn ugly quickly, but probably not as permanent as the prairies,(Sask, Manitoba, Alberta). Maritime provinces on the far east coast is starting to get rainy but I think it's still pretty mild out there in Sept.
So I guess what I'm saying is, in all likelyhood you're looking at approx. 20C wherever you go, the nights are starting to cool off. probably around 7-12C. And if the weather turns crappy it probably won't last more than a day or 2. And chances are slim to none that it will get really bad(ie a blizzard) but never say never in Canada. Calgary was 30C last week and got 15cm of snow yesterday
whats your average snowfall for the year Gnapp. ?
well 6 more to go and ya reach the 10,000. mark and you get the long awaited boobie prize ... best of luck to ya ...
QUOTE(ddd35 @ May 26 2007, 06:23 AM)
whats your average snowfall for the year Gnapp. ?
Where I live, not that much. 40 inches per year average. But out east as well as British Columbia get hit hard witht the snow, we just get the real cold.
wow, 10,001
QUOTE(Gnappster @ May 27 2007, 10:55 AM)
wow, 10,001
congratulations on the accomplishment
QUOTE(Gnappster @ May 26 2007, 05:26 PM)
It's a BIG country.
West coast, it's pretty warm still. It never gets that cold there all year round. Think California but cooler. Septmeber, probably still in the 20s. Alberta, Sask, and Manitoba, basically from the Rocky Mountains east, it is still really nice. Temps are in the high teens to mid 20s average but it could still easily get into the 30s. BUT, out here it could snow and be miserable just the same. Not very likely but that chance always is there. Eastern provinces, Ontario and Quebec, it's still mostly warm but again, weather can still turn ugly quickly, but probably not as permanent as the prairies,(Sask, Manitoba, Alberta). Maritime provinces on the far east coast is starting to get rainy but I think it's still pretty mild out there in Sept.
So I guess what I'm saying is, in all likelyhood you're looking at approx. 20C wherever you go, the nights are starting to cool off. probably around 7-12C. And if the weather turns crappy it probably won't last more than a day or 2. And chances are slim to none that it will get really bad(ie a blizzard) but never say never in Canada. Calgary was 30C last week and got 15cm of snow yesterday
West coast, it's pretty warm still. It never gets that cold there all year round. Think California but cooler. Septmeber, probably still in the 20s. Alberta, Sask, and Manitoba, basically from the Rocky Mountains east, it is still really nice. Temps are in the high teens to mid 20s average but it could still easily get into the 30s. BUT, out here it could snow and be miserable just the same. Not very likely but that chance always is there. Eastern provinces, Ontario and Quebec, it's still mostly warm but again, weather can still turn ugly quickly, but probably not as permanent as the prairies,(Sask, Manitoba, Alberta). Maritime provinces on the far east coast is starting to get rainy but I think it's still pretty mild out there in Sept.
So I guess what I'm saying is, in all likelyhood you're looking at approx. 20C wherever you go, the nights are starting to cool off. probably around 7-12C. And if the weather turns crappy it probably won't last more than a day or 2. And chances are slim to none that it will get really bad(ie a blizzard) but never say never in Canada. Calgary was 30C last week and got 15cm of snow yesterday
Ok, It tooka minute or two to digest that but basically it's not too bad, just unpredictable?
I am thinking of taking a trip next year to LA as I have relatives there, from there I'd like to see some other parts of the states and whilst I am in the nexk of the woods I'd like to visit Canada and return to Mexico. I met some great people from Sask and Vancouver when I was in Europe and they guy from Sask said he'd take me hunting
QUOTE(bondiguy @ May 27 2007, 04:18 PM)
Ok, It tooka minute or two to digest that but basically it's not too bad, just unpredictable?
I am thinking of taking a trip next year to LA as I have relatives there, from there I'd like to see some other parts of the states and whilst I am in the nexk of the woods I'd like to visit Canada and return to Mexico. I met some great people from Sask and Vancouver when I was in Europe and they guy from Sask said he'd take me hunting
I am thinking of taking a trip next year to LA as I have relatives there, from there I'd like to see some other parts of the states and whilst I am in the nexk of the woods I'd like to visit Canada and return to Mexico. I met some great people from Sask and Vancouver when I was in Europe and they guy from Sask said he'd take me hunting
Well if you're going to Canada, I'd say go to Vancouver or Alberta and head to Banff or Jasper or anywhere in the mountains. Sask is actually pretty diverse but you'd have to spend some time here to really appreciate it. Most of the big cities are smack dab in the middle of bald ass prairie, but if you head far north or into the southe, there is some really impressive scenery. Depends what you're into.
And it doesn't surprise me that a dude from Sask. would offer to take you hunting. Just make sure he brings 2 guns
But if you head to Sask, feel free to crash in my booze stocked basement
QUOTE(Gnappster @ May 28 2007, 04:25 PM)
Well if you're going to Canada, I'd say go to Vancouver or Alberta and head to Banff or Jasper or anywhere in the mountains. Sask is actually pretty diverse but you'd have to spend some time here to really appreciate it. Most of the big cities are smack dab in the middle of bald ass prairie, but if you head far north or into the southe, there is some really impressive scenery. Depends what you're into.
And it doesn't surprise me that a dude from Sask. would offer to take you hunting. Just make sure he brings 2 guns
But if you head to Sask, feel free to crash in my booze stocked basement
And it doesn't surprise me that a dude from Sask. would offer to take you hunting. Just make sure he brings 2 guns
But if you head to Sask, feel free to crash in my booze stocked basement
It's all just an idea at the moment, definitely want to head to LA whilst I can access free accom. and I must get back to Cancun. So I figure, jesus I'm close enough, why not head up to Canada? Always wanted to see Canada too.
I'll be ensuring at least 2 guns are taken. He says that some places are so untouched you could go fishing on an inland lake there and it could quite possibly be one of the very times anyone has ever fished there? True or bullshit?
Oh and if I crash in your basement, don't expect there to be any booze in the morning
QUOTE(bondiguy @ May 27 2007, 11:32 PM)
It's all just an idea at the moment, definitely want to head to LA whilst I can access free accom. and I must get back to Cancun. So I figure, jesus I'm close enough, why not head up to Canada? Always wanted to see Canada too.
I'll be ensuring at least 2 guns are taken. He says that some places are so untouched you could go fishing on an inland lake there and it could quite possibly be one of the very times anyone has ever fished there? True or bullshit?
Oh and if I crash in your basement, don't expect there to be any booze in the morning
I'll be ensuring at least 2 guns are taken. He says that some places are so untouched you could go fishing on an inland lake there and it could quite possibly be one of the very times anyone has ever fished there? True or bullshit?
Oh and if I crash in your basement, don't expect there to be any booze in the morning
about the lake thing. absolutely. there are roughly 100,000 lakes and rivers in Sask. and a lot of them are in the northern half of the province, which is very sparsely populated. If you go up north canoeing or camping, you could go days or longer without seeing another living soul.
QUOTE(Gnappster @ May 28 2007, 05:00 PM)
about the lake thing. absolutely. there are roughly 100,000 lakes and rivers in Sask. and a lot of them are in the northern half of the province, which is very sparsely populated. If you go up north canoeing or camping, you could go days or longer without seeing another living soul.
Wow, so he wasn't a lying piece of shit! And it's totally legal to hunt deer there too?
QUOTE(bondiguy @ May 28 2007, 12:05 AM)
Wow, so he wasn't a lying piece of shit! And it's totally legal to hunt deer there too?
there are so many deer here(thanks to the near eradication of natural predators), they're happy to let hunters bag a few. otherwise many just end up getting splattered on the highways.
QUOTE(Gnappster @ May 29 2007, 02:29 AM)
there are so many deer here(thanks to the near eradication of natural predators), they're happy to let hunters bag a few. otherwise many just end up getting splattered on the highways.
Ahhh mother nature always has a way of evening things out
Whats the natural predator?
QUOTE(bondiguy @ May 28 2007, 07:33 PM)
Ahhh mother nature always has a way of evening things out
Whats the natural predator?
Whats the natural predator?
Wolves.
QUOTE(Gnappster @ May 29 2007, 01:05 AM)
Wolves.
I get made fun of for calling them "woofs"
QUOTE(baby21 @ May 29 2007, 01:03 AM)
I get made fun of for calling them "woofs"
thats understandable ..
QUOTE(baby21 @ May 29 2007, 01:03 AM)
I get made fun of for calling them "woofs"
is this a recent problem?
this reminds me of:
Here we have an Alaskan Timberwolf. He weighs 240 pounds and his jaws can bite through a parking meter. He does get spooked by loud noises.
Krusty: LOUD!? THAT'S OUR SECRET WORD FOR THE DAY!!!
Meanwhile, Krusty is attacked by a bird.
Lady: She must think you're after her eggs.
Krusty: I only ate one!
and
Willie: Ahhh Wolfie, Dunt feel bahd fer lusin', I bin wreslin' wolves since yew wahr ot yer mahthahr's teat.
QUOTE(Gnappster @ May 29 2007, 09:50 AM)
is this a recent problem?
this reminds me of:
Here we have an Alaskan Timberwolf. He weighs 240 pounds and his jaws can bite through a parking meter. He does get spooked by loud noises.
Krusty: LOUD!? THAT'S OUR SECRET WORD FOR THE DAY!!!
Meanwhile, Krusty is attacked by a bird.
Lady: She must think you're after her eggs.
Krusty: I only ate one!
and
Willie: Ahhh Wolfie, Dunt feel bahd fer lusin', I bin wreslin' wolves since yew wahr ot yer mahthahr's teat.
this reminds me of:
Here we have an Alaskan Timberwolf. He weighs 240 pounds and his jaws can bite through a parking meter. He does get spooked by loud noises.
Krusty: LOUD!? THAT'S OUR SECRET WORD FOR THE DAY!!!
Meanwhile, Krusty is attacked by a bird.
Lady: She must think you're after her eggs.
Krusty: I only ate one!
and
Willie: Ahhh Wolfie, Dunt feel bahd fer lusin', I bin wreslin' wolves since yew wahr ot yer mahthahr's teat.
HAHA ,
Good reference work in Gnappy!
How in the blazes of blue hell does Carson Daly STILL have his own talk show???
That is all.
That is all.
QUOTE(Gnappster @ Jun 1 2007, 04:48 PM)
How in the blazes of blue hell does Carson Daly STILL have his own talk show???
That is all.
That is all.
WHo?!?!?
QUOTE(Gnappster @ May 31 2007, 11:48 PM)
How in the blazes of blue hell does Carson Daly STILL have his own talk show???
That is all.
That is all.
must just be a canadian thing I dont think he does here !!!!
QUOTE(ddd35 @ Jun 1 2007, 06:55 AM)
must just be a canadian thing I dont think he does here !!!!
Well I can't blame you for not knowing he does, it is nothing to write home about. But it's on NBC so I'm pretty sure is American. Right after Conan, which is a tough act to follow. But I don't think he would be funny even if he followed The McLaughlin Group.
QUOTE(Gnappster @ Jun 1 2007, 09:50 AM)
Well I can't blame you for not knowing he does, it is nothing to write home about. But it's on NBC so I'm pretty sure is American. Right after Conan, which is a tough act to follow. But I don't think he would be funny even if he followed The McLaughlin Group.
LOL yeah okay Know who your talking about now ..and your for sure right .. even drunk he just isnt funny
QUOTE(Gnappster @ Jun 1 2007, 11:50 AM)
Well I can't blame you for not knowing he does, it is nothing to write home about. But it's on NBC so I'm pretty sure is American. Right after Conan, which is a tough act to follow. But I don't think he would be funny even if he followed The McLaughlin Group.
Oh god...
I prefer to watch Craig Ferguson.. he makes me giggle.
Especially with the whole
"Hello my naughty little monkies" bit
QUOTE(bondiguy @ May 26 2007, 02:02 AM)
Hey mate, a quick question. What is the weather like in your neck of the woods around September? I mean will i have to that myself at half hour intervals or is actually warm enough for human inhabitants?
FYI
http://www.ec.gc.ca/default.asp?lang=En&n=C062DE2A-1
QUOTE(baby21 @ Jun 1 2007, 02:10 PM)
Oh god...
I prefer to watch Craig Ferguson.. he makes me giggle.
Especially with the whole
"Hello my naughty little monkies" bit
I prefer to watch Craig Ferguson.. he makes me giggle.
Especially with the whole
"Hello my naughty little monkies" bit
he is funny
and this clip is insightful
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bbaRyDLMvA
QUOTE(UncleBuck @ Jun 1 2007, 12:14 PM)
That was a good clip!
Thank God I don't have a problem with alcohol like that.
I dunno what I would do without my morning tequilla.
QUOTE(UncleBuck @ Jun 2 2007, 05:11 AM)
Thanks mate
QUOTE(Gnappster @ Jun 2 2007, 07:49 AM)
Thank God I don't have a problem with alcohol like that.
I dunno what I would do without my morning tequilla.
I dunno what I would do without my morning tequilla.
Ehh I switched to Jager a while back, it's far healthier
QUOTE(UncleBuck @ Jun 1 2007, 02:14 PM)
Funny you chose that clip!! It's my mother's favorite. She absolutely loves Craig Ferguson and that was her favorite monologue... she's been a recovering alcoholic for a little while now and she brought that clip to one of her meetings.
And since that's out, my mom's the reason I don't drink for some of you who have found out and just thought I was a party pooper
.
QUOTE(baby21 @ Jun 1 2007, 10:38 PM)
Funny you chose that clip!! It's my mother's favorite. She absolutely loves Craig Ferguson and that was her favorite monologue... she's been a recovering alcoholic for a little while now and she brought that clip to one of her meetings.
And since that's out, my mom's the reason I don't drink for some of you who have found out and just thought I was a party pooper.
And since that's out, my mom's the reason I don't drink for some of you who have found out and just thought I was a party pooper
.I figured you had good reasons for your choices.
And I've seen your pics; you're no party pooper. I can tell you like to have a good time
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