Buffalo Creek Law Dog
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I hadn't been at a McDonald's since God knows when. About two weeks ago I went through their drive through and ordered a #2, cheeseburger, fries and a diet coke. I actually thought I was eating cardboard with cheese on it. Never again.
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50 minutes ago, Pat Riot, SASS #13748 said:
Uh…didn’t we beat the Brits…twice?
Of course, now we are allies.
When was the second time?
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She Wore a Yellow Ribbon.
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At least when the Canadian Snowbirds invade Florida and Arizona every winter, they bring U.S dollars with them.
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In 1976, the short answer is that he would just have to bring out his money, and it would be his.
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My Dad was in the RCAF and was one of the ones that loaded the bombs on the bombers and made sure the machine guns were loaded up. At that time the trade was called Armourer, today it is called Weapons Tech Air.
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I remember him in the made for TV two parter, Son of the Morning Star. He played Gen Philip Sheridan.
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Up here rural mailbox vertical support stands have to be well off the side of the road with the mailbox on a horizontal extender. This is so that the snowplow blade can go under the mailbox without taking it out.
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On 11/7/2021 at 12:06 PM, Buffalo Creek Law Dog said:
What kind of help do you need 40?
Did you receive my PM Forty?
On 11/7/2021 at 2:28 PM, Forty Rod SASS 3935 said:I tried to send you message, butI'm not very good at this. Let me know if it got through.
Did you receive my message Forty?
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15 hours ago, Blackwater 53393 said:
Think of how hard it is for some of them to just make change!!!
Education isn’t what it used to be and we often mistake ignorance for stupidity!!
Ignorance can be cured with education, or sometimes with experience.
Stupid is forever and often goes all the way to the BONE!!Fortunately, the cash register tells them what the change will once they punch in the amount of dollars the customer gave them. Otherwise, you will see calculators come out or stand there wondering what to do next.
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14 hours ago, Forty Rod SASS 3935 said:
for some help with a project.
Send me a message if you're interested or just plain curious.
Thanks.
What kind of help do you need 40?
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8 hours ago, Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984 said:
What do they buy in USA that they can’t get in Canada for less? Molson?
1 USD =1.2456 CAD
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7 hours ago, Capt. James H. Callahan said:
Us Texicans don't lose much sleep over the northern border.
JHC
For western Canadians, Arizona is the choice. Phoenix in particular.
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On 11/4/2021 at 6:49 PM, John Kloehr said:
One of the things with my bout with whatever the hell it was was that my lady told me she felt crummy and I felt crummy the next day.
Allowing a factor for denial on the part of the first person... this thing does seem to spread like wildfire.
I did not get the pneumonia either, but the cough was bad and hung on and on. I felt my hernia meshes stressing from the cough. Shower steam may have helped. It won't hurt IMO.
I am not a doctor, but I will be staying at the Red Roof Inn for a couple nights. Do not lay on your back any more than absolutely necessary. But if you do get the pneumonia, get professional support asap!
Need to get the pneumonia shot, it's good for life. It's free for seniors in Canada. How many people do you know or heard of that went to the hospital for something else but, died of pneumonia instead. Take care of yourself.
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2 minutes ago, Buffalo Creek Law Dog said:
Tomorrow the U.S. land borders open up. They said on the news that the nearby border towns and campgrounds on the Canadian side are filled up with the Canadian Snowbirds waiting for the 3:00 am opening. So instead of the Snowbirds filtering down to Florida and Arizona over a period of time, they will now be hit with a single wave similar to the Oklahoma Land Rush. Hang onto your hats.
My error a double post, diregard.
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Tomorrow the U.S. land borders open up. They said on the news that the nearby border towns and campgrounds on the Canadian side are filled up with the Canadian Snowbirds waiting for the 3:00 am opening. So instead of the Snowbirds filtering down to Florida and Arizona over a period of time, they will now be hit with a single wave similar to the Oklahoma Land Rush. Hang onto your hats.
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February 2, 2022 will be known as Two's Day. 22/2/2 or, if you prefer 2/2/22
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15 hours ago, Cold Lake Kid, SASS # 51474 said:
Yep.
The Kid is now officially a fugitive criminal here in Canada. I may have to sneak across the border to the USA, then on to some place without an extradition treaty with Canada.
I got the warning message on my cell phone that the Canada Revenue Agency (Tax Collectors) had issued a warrant for my arrest and I could avoid it all by pressing "!" and talking to the Taxation Agent.
So, now I'm on the run. LOL
I REALLY angered one of them when he called.
Seems the chap I was speaking with didn't care for me asking if his mother was still working in the Kamathipura area of Mumbai or if she was now around the Chor Bazaar?
He got really rude answering me and called me a F Canadian.
Revenue Canada has given up on me. I had an arrest warrant issued about 3 years ago and they haven't caught up to me yet. Now I'm advised that Canada Border Services have issued an arrest warrant for me, for having a parcel addressed to me from the U.S. that contained illegal items.
I remember a couple of years ago I received a call From a Sgt Bill Johnson of the Calgary Police Force as Revenue Canada had turned the case over to them and, an arrest warrant was issued in my name. A couple of red flags popped up. Calgary police haven't used the term "police force" in their name for years. They use "police service" and, Bill Johnson had a strong East Indian accent.
I'm still on the run.
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19 hours ago, J-BAR #18287 said:
Grandpa was 22 years old and working on the railroad in Texas. Grandma, his second wife, was 8 years old, living on a cattle ranch in Texas.
I wish I could ask them if they read about it in the newspapers.
So many things I wish I could ask them about, now....
My grandmother said she remembered reading a newspaper article at the time, on the Dalton gang bank raid at Coffeyville, KS
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16 hours ago, Buckshot Bear said:
It might be different in the US, but every back room of a cop shop (police station) in Oz that I've been to they have pig joke paraphernalia everywhere.
Most Aussie cops (at least in NSW) have a cop 'handle' that the other cops use, a lady cop in town many years ago her handle was 'Miss Piggy', she's moved onto somewhere else now but if she's still a copper her handle would still be 'Miss Piggy'.
I spent 27 years with the Canadian Military Police and I thought it was funny. We used to wear pig tie tacs and pig lapel pins on our civvy clothes. We were not offended by the term. PIG = Pride, Integrity, Guts.
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20 hours ago, Cold Lake Kid, SASS # 51474 said:
I just realized my Grandfather, was 8 years old when that happened.
My paternal grandfather was 6 years old at the time. I was 8 yrs old when the last surviving 7th Cavalry soldier who was at the Little Big Horn Battle died. He was Private Charles Windolph, later Sergeant Windolph. He was with Reno's command during the battle.
All of a sudden, I feel old.
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On 10/20/2021 at 3:21 AM, Sedalia Dave said:
If you were wondering why the first group of Legionares were wearing leather aprons and carrying axes.
Les Pionniers de la Légion étrangère
Les Pionniers de la Légion étrangère. The Pioneers (or Sappers) are a popular, traditional unit of the Foreign Legion. They wear large beards and the traditional Foreign Legion Pioneers uniform, including leather aprons and axes. The pioneers/sappers were very common in the French Army during the Napoleonic Era (1799–1815), but disappeared after 1870, excluding the Pioneers of the Foreign Legion. Several pioneer companies existed within the Legion in North Africa in the 1920s-1940s.
Today, some regiments of the Foreign Legion keep their own group of pioneers (e.g. 1er REG, 2e REG, DLEM or 3e REI, comprising mostly one NCO and roughly 9 to 15 legionnaires). The 1er RE is the Legion’s only regiment with its own traditional pioneer platoon, composed of at least 3 NCOs and 36 ordinary legionnaires.
In late April 1931, on Camerone Day, a platoon of Pioneers opened a parade for the very first time in modern history, during the 100th anniversary of the Foreign Legion celebrations. Even nowadays, the parades of the Foreign Legion are opened by this unit. This practice maintains the sappers’ tradition of opening the way, using their axes and shovels to clear enemy obstacles in the past.
Within the French Army, the Legion remains the only unit keeping the tradition of old-fashioned, bearded pioneers/sappers.
I thought maybe because they worked in the mess hall.
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4 hours ago, Alpo said:
Doesn't move for me.
Me neither
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That is excellent news Allie. You take care now. The stagecoach just pulled out heading your way with more prayers.
I like a bunch of John Wayne non-Westerns!
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