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Where Ya From?
nativenoobowyer86:
A small Ontario, Canada town called Dryden. Ive got the forest to the south and west, the bush to the north and east. Snow, hockey players, and tim hortons all over the place.
uwe:
Sounds very good! Hockeyplayers! Hockey my favourite sport. 2 times a week training, often matches. "The best game you can name, is a good old hockeygame!"
Regards Uwe
stickbender:
Welcome. Ok......uh.... Tim Hortons....? A quaint local, colloquial saying, no doubt? Ain't never heard of such a thang down here abouts. ;D
Wayne
mullet:
Same as Dunkin Donut, Wayne. They name their stores a little different then we do. You don't just go to Canadian Tire to buy tires. ;D It's kinda like a Tractor Supply, here.
stickbender:
Aha...ok, now I am edumacated on Canadian stores and such. 8) So do they serve "tea and Crumpets","Fish and Chips" or actual donuts, and coffee? ::) My God! What would the Queen Mum think if she were offered a donut and a cup of coffee?!! :o She just might say, By Gad!, That's ripping doncha know ! I think I'll have another! Oh, my , there seems to be an awfully lot of powdered sugar on my hands, do you have a knife and fork, and another saucer, for my donut, please? Oh, and another napkin, it looks like I ate a powder puff! ;D Thanks Eddie. The Rendezvous didn't seem as good as last years, and there were a couple of vender's that were not there. I didn't see the flint lock you were talking about, but I did see a left hand flinch lock with the grease hole in the stock. Barrel made in Japan. Some of the Tower Flint locks, made in Japan, had pinned breach plugs. :o So I don't think I want a Japanese made flinch lock. ;) Especially a lefty. ;D So when are you heading out again?
Wayne
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