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MichaelWinicki said:
We've found that Kenmore products will roll the furthest... Maytags on the other hand, well you can barely get them out the door.
OK, I take back that whole substantive post comment I made earlier after this. :D
 

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Duane said:
OK, I take back that whole substantive post comment I made earlier after this. :D

Welcome to my unsubstantive world Mr. Winicki... :D
 

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SoTex said:
ahhhh...Maytags. Do what we do. Just put some cushions on top and you now have a guest coach.
:D


I heard that at Trickblue's they just use the old refrigerators as coffins... if the seal is still good you don't even have to bury 'em.
 

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MichaelWinicki said:
I heard that at Trickblue's they just use the old refrigerators as coffins... if the seal is still good you don't even have to bury 'em.

NOT TRUE... NOT TRUE... why waste a perfectly good babysitter by burying it?
 

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Duane said:
OK, I take back that whole substantive post comment I made earlier after this. :D


I decided I was going to make my next 1,000 posts just like TB's... unsubstantive for the most part. :D
 

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MichaelWinicki said:
I decided I was going to make my next 1,000 posts just like TB's... unsubstantive for the most part. :D

I am going to begin to legtitimize my existence here with hard hitting... substantive posts... I start now:

Good morning Michael... :D
 

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MichaelWinicki said:
I heard that at Trickblue's they just use the old refrigerators as coffins... if the seal is still good you don't even have to bury 'em.

He doesn't have any more room to bury anything with all those mason jars full of money in his yard....
 

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trickblue said:
I am going to begin to legtitimize my existence here with hard hitting... substantive posts... I start now:

Good morning Michael... :D


Sure, now you're just being an a-hole! :D
 

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trickblue said:
I am going to begin to legtitimize my existence here with hard hitting... substantive posts... I start now:

Good morning Michael... :D


BTW congrats on 4,000 posts... not quite as meaningful as mine of course, but it's not bad!
 

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MichaelWinicki said:
BTW congrats on 4,000 posts... not quite as meaningful as mine of course, but it's not bad!

I know... I strive to be a good Canadian like you... :D

btw... you are in prime hunting land... do you hunt?
 

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trickblue said:
I know... I strive to be a good Canadian like you... :D

btw... you are in prime hunting land... do you hunt?


No, I don't I come from a long-line of wannabee hunters. The intent was there but the results were less than staggering. Then there is my brother-in-law who holds licenses for virtually every kind of fire-arm you can hunt with: bow, black-powder, shotgun... over two states (PA & NY) and usually bags enough critters that he could feed half of Iraq. And that doesn't include the time or two when he witnesses someone hitting a deer with a car, not wanting the carcass and him tossing it in his pickup truck for processing.

Actually wish there were more hunters... I have a deer trail right next to my house. And live just inside the city limits. Way, way too many deer and now the bear population is growing again and there seems to be growing populations of coyotes, bobcats and even a mountain lion or two lurking about.
 

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MichaelWinicki said:
No, I don't I come from a long-line of wannabee hunters. The intent was there but the results were less than staggering. Then there is my brother-in-law who holds licenses for virtually every kind of fire-arm you can hunt with: bow, black-powder, shotgun... over two states (PA & NY) and usually bags enough critters that he could feed half of Iraq. And that doesn't include the time or two when he witnesses someone hitting a deer with a car, not wanting the carcass and him tossing it in his pickup truck for processing.

Actually wish there were more hunters... I have a deer trail right next to my house. And live just inside the city limits. Way, way too many deer and now the bear population is growing again and there seems to be growing populations of coyotes, bobcats and even a mountain lion or two lurking about.

We know longer have bears around as they were killed off in the early 1900's...

We do have some mountain lions and wild boars... I am always a little wary when trapsing to my stand in the morning...

We have coyotes out the wazoo... I hear them howling every night...

Some day I am going to hunt in that region up your way...
 

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trickblue said:
We know longer have bears around as they were killed off in the early 1900's...

We do have some mountain lions and wild boars... I am always a little wary when trapsing to my stand in the morning...

We have coyotes out the wazoo... I hear them howling every night...

Some day I am going to hunt in that region up your way...


It's amazing the wild life that is returning here. Back in the late 1800's and early 1900's when oil and lumber both dominated the region, many species were either killed off or retreated back to the Adirondacks or into the more desolute regions of central Pennsylvania.

The bear in the grocery store was somewhat of a shocker... it even showed up on the nightly news via the store security camera. The bear crossed the Allegany river and strolled into town. Eventually it climbed a tree, stayed there for a while, climbed down and recrossed the river. The DEC (Department of Environment Conservation) was smart enough to tell the cops just to leave it alone and it would eventually find it's way home.

Every so often a deer will crash through a window or plate glass door into someone's house or porch. Must be it sees its reflection and thinks it's another deer.

The amount of roadkill is staggering this time of year. Deer everywhere. And of course the elk are just south of us a little, moving up this way. I think they just started allowing the hunting of them due to the numbers that continually grow. And elk are big... real big.

Just let me know when you're up this way and we'll fix you up. Lots of hunters end up here from all parts of the country. Get a lot of folks from the larger cities here... some end up getting lost or keel over from heart attacks or the idiots shoot each accidently.
 

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MichaelWinicki said:
It's amazing the wild life that is returning here. Back in the late 1800's and early 1900's when oil and lumber both dominated the region, many species were either killed off or retreated back to the Adirondacks or into the more desolute regions of central Pennsylvania.

The bear in the grocery store was somewhat of a shocker... it even showed up on the nightly news via the store security camera. The bear crossed the Allegany river and strolled into town. Eventually it climbed a tree, stayed there for a while, climbed down and recrossed the river. The DEC (Department of Environment Conservation) was smart enough to tell the cops just to leave it alone and it would eventually find it's way home.

Every so often a deer will crash through a window or plate glass door into someone's house or porch. Must be it sees its reflection and thinks it's another deer.

The amount of roadkill is staggering this time of year. Deer everywhere. And of course the elk are just south of us a little, moving up this way. I think they just started allowing the hunting of them due to the numbers that continually grow. And elk are big... real big.

Just let me know when you're up this way and we'll fix you up. Lots of hunters end up here from all parts of the country. Get a lot of folks from the larger cities here... some end up getting lost or keel over from heart attacks or the idiots shoot each accidently.

Yep... can't beat living in rural areas... I see wildlife daily...

Of course I did when I lived in Dallas too... it was just that it was in the dance clubs... ;)
 

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Yep... can't beat living in rural areas... I see wildlife daily...

Of course I did when I lived in Dallas too... it was just that it was in the dance clubs... ;)

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MichaelWinicki said:
Don't know if I should have made a big deal about it or not from my perspective but here it goes...

congrats and for that you get your own...

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jacs said:
congrats and for that you get your own...

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Thank you!

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