Cunuckgaucho

I love the fear mongering ... military grade amunition...

There are a few old wooden ocean going tugs that have been converted on the west coast here. If you're going to run in to rough seas these tugs are what you want be in

Tugs are cool

All part of their master plan... they'll rise up at night when no one expects them

Wouldn't that make them scarier if they suddenly showed up at night?

Not to be I noticed you didn't mention road runners... Not to be confused with attack alpacas

Always looking for a great lamb recipe

Fat Electrician discussing my favorite plane which never got the recognotion it deserved

37 are just the one's she knows about...

Probably more to do with the additional paperwork they had to do cutting into one of the many breaks.

It's an improvement, we still have a ways to go but it's a small victory in the right direction.

So once Canada passed laws banning the sale,transfer and importtation of handguns one of the many effects was taking handguns across the border. So basically one had to file import application(s) to cross back into Canada. To do so one had to set up a government account,get an import/export number, then file a seperate application per handgun, pay a #$&%#$ fee per handgun( good for only one time) and be restricted to specific border crossings. After a bit and arguing we were not actually importing anything but returning with our property, much like the vehicle we were driving, the fees were dropped but paperwork exsisted. This still required pre planning of at least 10 business days to be sure the paperwork arrived in time. The shocking news- Notice to Import N0. 1106 (15 Dec 2023) states Import permits are not required for the re-importation of lawfully registered handguns by individuals holding a possession and acquisition licence (PAL) and registration certificate. I'm going to give it a month or so to filter down to the border guards along with hopefully some others to try it and educate the guards.

He left his mark in both the world of guns and horses.

One of the differnces in my favor is that Canadian law only requires a vehicle to be 15 years old to be imported into the country where the US requires 25 years.

Here's an address and phone number, if for some reason they don't want to deal cross border PM me and we can discuss options. I haven't dealt with them personally. I haven't heard anything terribly bad nor amazing reports. Western Metal Alloyers · Phone 301-4655 54 Ave Ne, Calgary AB T3J3Z4 (403) 279-8184

No gift exchange, in some ways it's our version of Black Friday sales. It's a holdiday up here and was the day when businesses had their huge blow oput sale. Now sales start begining of Dec. As to Christmas haul well you saw my Christmas present to myself for at least the next 10 years

Better than being a jackass...

Merry Christmas to y'all

Where in Canada? might be able to help out plus I'll be in Arizona in March.

Can't go wrong with bagpipes and a short kilt( especially if she's going regimental) the red hair will probably get you in trouble

Balls that big, pants aren't practical,suprised the Marine Corps doesn't issue kilts.

While we sit here and read history that man lived and created it.

That was a shotcretre retaining wall on a site local to me. This video shows more detail. So the next video show how a shotcrete wall is made. long anchor rods are driven into the dirt then a rebar mesh frame is attached to the anchor rods. Drainage is important to deal with water build up. Looking at first video I see the anchor rods but no evidence of the rebar mesh.

Mentions Canadian then wraps up with that last line The gaucho is from my Uruguayan side approves of the last line. FYI the book/movie Alive was the Uruguayan Rugby team