[Grumpy Old Man]

My daughter is a bush pilot in the North West Territory, this is some fine dinning.

[kscarrol]

I cannot imagine how disgusting that chicken must be!

[Grumpy Old Man]

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[wrickem]

Originally Posted by kscarrol

I cannot imagine how disgusting that chicken must be!

I’d take that big ole can of chicken over the herring filets any day though!

[kscarrol]

Don't disagree with that, hate herring. I'd rather peel off the paper wrappers and eat those than either the chicken or the herring!

[The Choosey begger]

Originally Posted by Grumpy Old Man

My daughter is a bush pilot in the North West Territory, this is some fine dinning.

You must be a proud Dad, that's a great accomplishment!

[Grumpy Old Man]

Originally Posted by anglo

You must be a proud Dad, that's a great accomplishment!

I am, she's worked hard for it and loves what she's doing......she just got her Airline Transportation Licence, Air Law, Aeroplane Operation and Navigation General licence. I think I got that right.

[shay2nak]

Originally Posted by Alfisti

Yeah that's Australia, common Hunstman. They're everywhere, relatively harmless but have a habit of scaring the fucking life outta ya.

Nothing like watching TV and something catches the corner of your eye, you look and it's a spider the size of your hand on the wall. Now you have a problem see...... if you get up you can spook it and it fucking vanishes, meaning no sleep until you see it again. So you reach for whatever you can and hoik it at said spider. If you miss she will vanish, meaning you lose the next 2 hours trying to find her or yeah ... no sleep.

'Straya.

lmao yep. I catch the ones in my house and if I miss on rare occasion, as I'm a professional now, I will not sleep until it is found.

This one time recently, I was sitting in a chair and felt something on my arm. It was a spiderling. One that I've never seen before. Yellow and 4 front legs pointed forward. I lost it and couldn't find it. Then a few hours later, it was on my arm again. And yep, lost it for good this time. Then maybe a couple weeks later, I open my window and see this crazy looking spider on the INSIDE of the screen. It looked like the little one I missed before, but way bigger. Scared the shit out of me. There was no way I could catch it safely so I had to spray it. I was sad, but tried my best.

Another time I was in the bathroom and felt something on my shoulder. Bastard dropped on me from the ceiling. lol Caught it and threw out of the house.

[Grumpy Old Man]

Originally Posted by shay2nak

lmao yep. I catch the ones in my house and if I miss on rare occasion, as I'm a professional now, I will not sleep until it is found.

This one time recently, I was sitting in a chair and felt something on my arm. It was a spiderling. One that I've never seen before. Yellow and 4 front legs pointed forward. I lost it and couldn't find it. Then a few hours later, it was on my arm again. And yep, lost it for good this time. Then maybe a couple weeks later, I open my window and see this crazy looking spider on the INSIDE of the screen. It looked like the little one I missed before, but way bigger. Scared the shit out of me. There was no way I could catch it safely so I had to spray it. I was sad, but tried my best.

Another time I was in the bathroom and felt something on my shoulder. Bastard dropped on me from the ceiling. lol Caught it and threw out of the house.

you know I've heard it reported that you're never more than a few feet from a spider as they are everywhere......

Check out fun fact #1

https://www.westernexterminator.com/...ers-need-know/

[The Choosey begger]

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[Grumpy Old Man]

Originally Posted by anglo

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I think this better depicts driving automatic.....

[Maestro]

Originally Posted by anglo

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This exactly what I told my kids when I taught them to drive a stick. It requires you to do 10 things at once and do them all equally well.

If you never want your kids to drive and use their electronics force them to drive a stick, its the best thing any parent can do for their kids.

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by Maestro

This exactly what I told my kids when I taught them to drive a stick. It requires you to do 10 things at once and do them all equally well.

If you never what your kids to drive and use their electronics force them to drive a stick, its the best thing any parent can do for their kids.

Sadly, it really isn't that hard to use your phone while driving stick, unless you are in town all the time.

Highway...it's like you were driving an automatic.

[shay2nak]

Originally Posted by Grumpy Old Man

you know I've heard it reported that you're never more than a few feet from a spider as they are everywhere......

Check out fun fact #1

https://www.westernexterminator.com/...ers-need-know/

I don't doubt.

Interesting and funny. Thanks for the link.

[StripclubDJ]

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[nyalpine90]

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[The Choosey begger]

Nn

[Grumpy Old Man]

Originally Posted by anglo

Nn

I think if the weight of the snow is collapsing your cars suspension it's time to get the snow brush out....just sayin'

[Red Bread]

Originally Posted by Grumpy Old Man

I think if the weight of the snow is collapsing your cars suspension it's time to get the snow brush out....just sayin'

Canadians. All smart and shit.

[chetrickerman]

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[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by Grumpy Old Man

I think if the weight of the snow is collapsing your cars suspension it's time to get the snow brush out....just sayin'

UNLESS, you're disguising the 2 dead hookers in the trunk.

so my friend says . . .