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@Belt Fed wouldn't have been hurt if you'd just taken him gopher hunting instead... just saying @Lonewolf McQuade

Looks like a good day. I remember couple years back going gopher hunting and this girl voiced a less than positive attitude. After pointing gopher holes break horses legs, she's asking us to teach her to shoot.

Welcome from BC

Welcome from BC

Welcome from BC

You better hope so otherwise you'll need a new financial plan... FYI for future planning all my cards are in Canadian funds so not worth the effort @Belt Fed Happy Birthday good Sir

WorkSafe( our version of OHSA) gets a bit excited when I bring up Crazy Glue and lighters and they need be part of any good first aid kit. At this point I don't know if I keep bringing it up to be helpful of more just to wind them up

Wearing a kilt stops the pants down hug... but just the pants down bit so on the plus side that's one less thing to worry about

A Canadian and American discussing politics at the border...

from- https://www.mercurynews.com/2021/01/09/as-san-jose-police-response-times-climb-city-says-it-needs-more-officers/ Sgt. Christian Camarillo of the San Jose Police Department ascribes the delayed response times to a combination of factors, including understaffing, challenges in hiring new police officers and the city’s expansive footprint. Over the past decade, the number of sworn officers in the city’s police force has dropped 16% — from 1,374 officers in 2009-10 to 1,149 last year, according to annual city audits. Meanwhile, the population of San Jose has grown by at least 7% and emergency calls in the city have nearly doubled. “What I will tell you is that we’re doing the very best we can, given our call volume and staffing,” Camarillo said. The San Jose Police Department is constantly looking for more recruits, but the city’s high cost of living and certain job qualifications can pose barriers, according to Camarillo. It’s also difficult to hire enough officers to outpace the number of officers retiring from the force each year, he said. The average officer-to-resident ratio in cities across the nation is 2.4 officers per 1,000 residents, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigations. In the Bay Area, San Francisco has a ratio of about 2.54 officers per 1,000 residents, Oakland has 1.85 and San Jose has about 1.17, according to city figures. Seems the SJPD can't deal with current actual crimes at the current time.

Lighting strike in the BC interior(Kamloops) then a couple hours later

Welcome from BC

Beautiful sunset season about to start here, unfortunately it is due to beginning of forest fire season.

Welcome from BC

Rumor has it I'll be able to cross the border for the fall shoot

The cat is there to keep the goose in check...

Congratulations to the both you and Mrs. Beltfed

Then you'll be happy to know there are people out there that are also concerned about your credit limit...

@Lonewolf McQuade Heads up read the fine print on the shipping plus confirm it's US$ and not some other country's dollar of less value

Probably easier for you then trying to price his organs on the dark web...