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chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 52 (view)

Do you read the profile? Posted: 11/22/2009 4:15:32 PM
LOL ^^^NL- been there, done that!! Makes me wonder sometime why we don't just post pictures and forgo the whole profile thing Wait now, that might be entertaining

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 595 (view)

I Don't Need A Man.., I very Independent..etc etc = RED Flags? Posted: 11/22/2009 3:14:13 PM
I have not read every post of this 24 page of topic, so forgive me if this has already been stated: There has been the distinction made that wants and need are seperate entities, yes. Do I need a relationship? Will I wither away and my life fall into chaos because there is no man in my life? No. Do I want a relationship? Will my life be a better place if I have someone to lean on when there is chaos in my life? If it is the right person, yes. If it is the wrong person? Will that exasperate the chaos? Perhaps. But what about the difference between a man /woman wanting to be "depended upon" VS being "dependent upon"? I am a strong, indepenent woman, and proud of it. I can fix my car, I can fix your car. I can carry the heavy bags, mine or yours. I think the difference that comes to my mind is this; Does my partener recoginise that I am capable of looking after me and mine? Does he offer to help out of kindness and consideration? Does he allow me to help look after he and his? If yes, he depends on me and that makes me feel good about a relationship. Does my partener doubt that I am capable of looking after me and mine? Does he make me feel as if he HAS to do things for me because I can't? Does he completely keep his responsiblilities seperate from the relationship, or foist all the parenting/household, traditionally female roles on me? That tells me either he is percieving me as being dependent on him, or he is wanting to become dependent on me. That doesn't make me feel good about a relationship. Perhaps it is a matter of perception. I have no issue changing the oil in the car so you can finish the ironing. However, if in the right context, I have no issue if you offer to let me hang on the couch with a good book and hot coffee on Sunday morning while you go deal with the car

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 19 (view)

What makes you decide to contact someone on POF? Posted: 11/22/2009 11:35:16 AM
I think it is interesting to see how other people "cull" profiles. I message lots of people just based on an interesting picture or comment in their profile, not necessarily because I want to explore the possabilty of a relationship with them. And yes, my profile is set to friends, and yes, the reasons are explained there. But to try to explain the whole criteria of what I may in any given moment might catch my attention? Not realistic, I don't think. OP-I had questions similar to yours about the whole "Not Single/Not looking" and have always assumed that ment someone was either here for the forums, or a little "somethin', somethin'" on the side :) Nice to get other peoples view point on the topic. Attention seeking? I think not. The beauty of a public venue such as this is if a person doesn't like the discussion, they can make it go away just but moving to another screen. Is it necessary to delete it from the interest of others? JMO

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 11 (view)

Internet personality disorders Posted: 11/22/2009 11:07:47 AM
That was funny! Thanks for sharing the link. All these years I been engaging in what I have refered to as "productive procastination", which will see me cleaning closets rather the doing the dishes because I thought I hated doing dishes. Interesting to find out it is actually a personality disorder caused by the internet LOL

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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picture or no picture is the question Posted: 1/3/2009 3:49:08 PM
I get mail from people with no posted photo on their profile, but have found if they stipulate "must have photo" they add one in the email they send...I guess lots of people don't want the folks at work that are on here also seeing them and giving them a hard time.

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Papabear's Redneck Wrecker Posted: 11/22/2007 7:34:02 PM
'k...it's now penciled in on a number of calenders as promised! Thanks for the heads up PB...yehaw!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Sept 29th DAYS OF DESTRUCTION High River Posted: 8/25/2007 10:02:02 AM
The video was great and enjoyed by many...thank you! If you guys do the trailer race again I would love to have the link to that one as well.....showed it to folks back home that organize events at some of the exhibitions and they are looking at including something similar....a whole new level of redneckism ( I don't even know if that is a word!) I almost hope the Ford has issues so I can see the video of your finish! I will be avoiding the bouqet like the plague, but thanks for the thought!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Sept 29th DAYS OF DESTRUCTION High River Posted: 8/25/2007 9:34:21 AM
Hey Jester The demo trailer race was the best( in my opinion!) but the kids were all pretty impressed when the "big truck" made it over the school bus....so we are still tabulating the votes on the best event! ( the adults are all leaning towards the trailer race, tho!) Hope you guys are doing that again! Unfortunately I have Maid of Honor duties to tend to on the 29th, or you now I would be there again! I am pretty sure the rest of the crew is going again! It was a great time, good venue- something for everyone. Not the major offroad experience for serious 4X4ers, but certianly great family entertainment, good variety of events,easy day trip from the city...blah, blah, blah... Let's just hope the old Ford doesn't break! Then again, it would be interesting to see Jester finish the course on foot! Sure you aren't going to reconsider and get a younger driver again?? LOL Have fun!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Clam Harbour Beach Sand Castle and Sculpture Contest Posted: 6/23/2007 3:54:25 PM
I have seen this event many times in the past...I always remember it as a great time! Unfortunately, I will be on a plane from Calgary on the 12 :(( OE: July 12...I will be back in Calgary in Aug. Have a great time anyway...it is a worthwhile outing!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 28 (view)

Let's Go Muddin'! Posted: 6/22/2007 10:15:26 PM
I have a pretty good idea where it is, jester, if not, we are truck drivers, I am sure we can find a map...or something I have never done...ask directions! LOL The gaffer would have a blast, as I am sure Jesse would as well...kinda like quadding, without the quad!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Things that boys teach their parents about.. Posted: 6/19/2007 10:00:05 PM
It was definately a good laugh, Duffy! Thank you! I have a boy of appropriate age for these activities, and am grateful that: a) I don't have water bed which would necessitate the afore mentioned calculations, b) I don't have a ceiling fan and c) I interviened with the play dough in time before the microwave could be turned on!!! All of these seem very plausable to me, and wait with bated breath for similar situations to occur.....

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Let's Go Muddin'! Posted: 6/16/2007 9:28:41 PM
If it is on July 15, some Alberta POF'rs may be able to make it...we are going to be in town for the Tall Ships, but the mudding pics look like it was a blast!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Tall Ships in Halifax, July 2007 Posted: 6/11/2007 10:02:13 PM
'K...starting to get closer now.... I hear some of the ships are starting to arrive! ( we have big ears out here in Alberta! LOL)

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Camp Day - Timmies Posted: 6/6/2007 4:15:01 PM
I am a big supporter of Camp Day! I picked up coffee for the staff at my site visit this morning, picked up coffee for the girls in the office on the way back, in addition to making stops at two additional Timmies through the course of my day for just myself.......so I hit 4 different locations today, and may revisit the local one for a cuppa and Timbits after swimming!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 208 (view)

MARITIMERS UNITE !!!!!!!!!! Posted: 6/5/2007 9:45:29 PM
I checked the website, and the schedule only goes up to April...anyone have any idea who is playing this weekend? Kidlet free and looking for stuff to do.....

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 205 (view)

Rodeos...should they go? Posted: 6/5/2007 9:30:52 PM
My 4 yr old (is that still considered a toddler??) goes to rodeos all the time. Went to his first team roping at 8 days old, has been in regular attendance ever since.... We will be racing mini chuckwagons at the Strathmore rodeo again this summer...that is mommy2- be sure to bring your little one to the infield after the rodeo performance to meet some of the little race horses, ...we love having company back there, and the minis love to meet their little fans!! My little guy goes to team roping and team penning events locally on a weekly basis, and is able to point out most roping arenas in the greater Calgary area as we drive by. He rides and drives teams of horses, picks out stalls, packs buckets of water and carries hay.....because he has already been taught that you have to look after your critters if they are going to work for you! He also hugs and kisses them and says thank you after each ride/drive....it is the cowboy way...or is the redneck way?? Either way, he already knows how it works! As for the pet thing, great analogy, Papabear! However, clipping birds wings is actually the same concept as clipping nails...they grow back and have to be re clipped on a regular basis....but the point is a good one as they really don't like it much! I have welders gloves that I keep specifically for that purpose! I do highly doubt that many of the animals we keep as pets would fare very well in the wild...too many years of selective breeding for house pet qualities...the same for most domestic livestock...rodeo or otherwise.

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 193 (view)

Rodeos...should they go? Posted: 6/5/2007 6:14:37 PM
Is the Corb Lund performance a family venue, or in the beer tent/caberet, do you know?

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 179 (view)

Rodeos...should they go? Posted: 6/4/2007 6:14:41 PM
I don't see how the treatment of animals outside of Canada in religous ceremonies has anything to do with if you are for or against rodeo???? Maybe there should be a thread for religious beliefs we don't agree with?

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 176 (view)

Rodeos...should they go? Posted: 6/4/2007 5:58:35 PM
I commend the efforts put forth to find the one branch office of the Humane Society that is being supported by a celebrity such as Pamela Anderson, that managed to make enough accusations of "potential" cruelity to force the rodeo to pull the timed events from their program.... I did a quick google search of rodeo associations just in Alberta and BC for the month of May...there were 76 otherrodeos that I found, and not one article about the "potential" cruelty at these ones....what made Cloverdale special? Are the events run differently? NO...they just had a big name activist involved who was able to cause a bunch of media hype.... I do have to apolagize to members of all the other provincial rodeo associations...SK, MB, ON, QB, NB...I didn't take the time to google you all....but I know my friends in QB hit two that weekend!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Places to visit in the summer (calgary or 40 minute drive out) Posted: 6/3/2007 5:35:33 PM
Wyndham-Carseland it is so, I too believe. Nice spot, lots of walking trails...once you know your way around, it is easy to get to the power dam, which idscool for the older little ones to check out! Also , when looking for fun for very little people (say the 5 and under crowd), there is a fun little playground in Okotoks just off the 2A, right in town-Lions/Kinsmen Park, I think it is called, on the Sheep River. Playground, picnic tables, lots of mature trees for shade,shallow protected river frontage, a group use area with BBQ pits and DQ is right across the street for an ice cream treat ! It is also a camp ground, so might be a convienient local spot to do an overnight "camping "trip for those of us fishies with little ones, not yet ready to camp in the great outdoors! It only takes about 10 minutes to get there from the Shawnasey (SP) area of Calgary.

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 32 (view)

Whos who at the Zoo!!!!!!! Sunday June 3rd Posted: 6/3/2007 5:27:00 PM
Hey Dan Sorry we didn't recognise you...I was there with a couple of nieghbors and our kids, we waited for a few minutes shortly before noon, for as long as we could distract the kids with the garter snake that was on display! didn't see anybody I recognised so we carried on with children who were in a rush to see the big snake, Peggy eat her chicken! Maybe next time we should all wear daisies in our hair or something so we can identify the group???

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 138 (view)

Rodeos...should they go? Posted: 6/3/2007 3:18:48 PM
Was that Shark group ( not sure, as they didn't have name tags on their camo gear, and carried no signs to identify themselves...)not the ones involved a few years back with releasing the colony of research breeding dogs..... so they could be "free" ....so they could all be killed ( or have to be humanely destroyed) after being chased on to the highway, away from the security of the kennel that they knew to be home for the past 13 or so generations??? These animals had been under the supervision of CCAC( Canadian Council on Animal Care)....it was a very sad day when we were putting all those innocent animals to sleep in the middle of the highway, with whatever animal rights group it was spitting on us and calling us cruel....very upstanding citizens who were well informed about these animals, the breeding program, their housing situation, and what was in the best interest of that particular portion of the canine population.... Anything about that in their website??? To an earlier poster- am not saying that what you have seen is to your liking, or should be...you have seen it yourself and formed your opinion...that is fine...but there are others here who have stated that they have never seen, they have heard, or the looked it up under animal cruelty......and are stating just as strong of an opinion. I am just saying that instead of taking someones word for or against any topic, not just rodeo...base it on facts of the whole picture, either from first hand knowledge, or from a credable, reliable source that does have first hand knowledge and will portray the whole picture.....as there is good and bad to every situation. OE-http://www.sharkonline.org/cowboyhistory.mv Shark also thinks that the cowboy heritage is upon sex slavery...hmmmmm

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Whos who at the Zoo!!!!!!! Sunday June 3rd Posted: 6/3/2007 9:42:30 AM
We are on our way...and bring neighbors, too!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 133 (view)

Rodeos...should they go? Posted: 6/3/2007 9:38:51 AM
I really don't see the "rodeo" people freaking out...there have been statements of fact, the passing on of personnal experience and knowledge gained from years working in many aspects of the industry, as well as links given to actual, factual statistics and guidelines that the industry has put in palce and upholds itself, through registered, unbiased third party veterinarians and SPCA officials. I did google "rodeo cruelty" and found alot of name calling( in the actual titles of the articles), opinions and hype...I was unable to see any actual facts. I did see lots of emotional letters, written by people who saw a one time incident, and were out raged at how "cruel" and "abusive" some of these events are. The "rodeo crowd" openly admits that occasionally accidents happen...in the rodeo arena, in the pasture, on trail rides...to people and animals....my dog cut his paw on a walking path yesterday- is that cruelty to be walking the dog , just because he recieved an injury ? My child and another child bonked heads playing on a water slide...do we call CPS because unfit mothers are allowing their children to be hurt? If you were to pull a big fat unconditioned beef bull out of the breeding pasture, yes , that would be cruel to put him in the rodeo arena...he is niether breed for, nor conditioned to the job of a rodeo bull. At the same time, to throw a rodeo bull out in a pasture where he has to figure out how to find feed for himself, learn how to find the cows that are cycling and not get killed by another herd bull, that would be cruel as well....kinda like setting your declawed ( which is another thread entirely!!!) house cat loose in the woods and expecting it to survive in the wild. These rodeo animals have been selectively breed and raised to do this job....such as many different animals within the livestock industry. Many parrallels can be given in the human world...it would be cruel to put me in an office environment and expect that to be my job...just as I expect there are many city/office types that would really be unhappy/unable to do my job. To each there own, and again, everyone is entitled to their opinion. Cruelty is a matter of interpretation. Some people think it is cruel to crate dogs, some think it cruel leave dogs outside, tied up.... it is just good to know the facts and see the entire picture ( not just a snap shot in time) of a situation before forming an emotional opinion.

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 105 (view)

Rodeos...should they go? Posted: 6/1/2007 11:48:03 PM
Anybody who has been involved in the sport of rodeo, or attends on a regular basis , or is involved for any length of time in the livestock industry, does not need to do an internet search because we have actually been there and know what actually goes on and how the animals are treated. Everbody is entitled to their own opinion, and personnally, I like to form my opinions on FACTS. Yes, I could type in Rodeo Cruelty, and it will bring up every accident or incident back to the beginning of time, or lots of photo shopped pictures that were manufactured to get people revved up and on the animal activists side. You could type in "sunshine and roses" and do you think you are going to find the real time weather report for your back garden??? ( not being rude, just couldn't think of a better example to show that you will find what you are looking for, not necessarily the facts....) Have a look at some of the other links that were posted....or if you want first hand information, call the SPCA and ask to do a rodeo inspection with them. You may just be surprised the difference that you see between Goggling "Rodeo Cruelty" and a real life experience, with an informed tour guide.....

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 52 (view)

Rodeos...should they go? Posted: 5/28/2007 10:53:09 PM
@ MSG 51.... "One thing everyone can see is that the rodeo supporters are violent, love to throw insults , ignorent, disrispectful......etc. in their posts. Go ahead and check all the posts if you like . " Please point out one of my posts in which I was any of these above stated things!!! I love a good debate, and I value other peoples view points and opinions,and feel everybody is entitled to have one. I do believe that ignorance means under knowledged, and take pride in my professional position within the livestock industry as an educator. I do, however, fail to see how you can group all "the rodeo supporters" as one entity under your above stated classifications. Or the non- supporters for that matter. Some people have made some good points, some not so much, on both sides. I am not saying people have to agree with me, I am just contributing my experience and knowledge to the "conversation". To answer the question of one of the earlier posters, yes, rodeo livestock is drug tested, in particular the chuckwagon horses. They are tested for performance enhancing drugs( anabolic steroids, diuretics,etc) as well as pain killers ( such as Phenylbutazone and Banamine- to prevent them from being raced if they are not sound) They are also tested for some drugs which mask performance enhancers....the winner of the Rangeland Derby at Stampede a number of years ago was stripped of the top seat when one of his horses tested positive for a common, at that time over the counter, antibiotic which is on the banned list.

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Need To know Interest~ Posted: 5/27/2007 9:32:20 PM
^^^^ You gonna swap for Fathers Day??? Sounds like a blast..count me in!!! If it falls on a kidlet free weekend, that is...the one after Father's Day, perhaps???

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Rodeos...should they go? Posted: 5/27/2007 9:25:20 PM
Hey PB The rodoe committes are required to have both an SPCA official ( not always in uniform) and a veterinarian in attendence at all sanctioned rodeos. The rodeo committee is also required to have an ambulance and EMT's present. If any of these personnel have to leave for any reason ( for example, the guy that had the massive heart attack at Strathmore last year and was airlifted to Calgary) the rodeo does not continue until they return or are replaced by qualified personnel. We had to wait at the in gate with our Mini Chuck Racing Teams for the ambulance to return....same goes if was the vet or SPCA official that is called away on an emergency. I am glad that other people are expressing their opinions. It is good to learn what other peoples perspectives are. However, one poster commented that she has never attended a rodeo. My question would be, how can you then speak with such authority on what goes on and how these animals are treated at rodeos? Just curious as to where your information has been recieved from... I can state my opinion with confidence, as I have attended rodoes across the country, from Halifax to Northern BC, as a participant, stock contractor, chute help, SPCA official as well as with the attending veterinarian as a licenced Animal Health Technologist.

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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July B-day Ideas? Posted: 5/27/2007 1:46:07 PM
^^^^ That sounds like an awesome event!!! Can winter babies pretend to have a summer birthday????

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 12 (view)

Rodeos...should they go? Posted: 5/26/2007 4:05:23 PM
The livestock that is used in reputable rodeos and practice arenas are TRAINED to be roped the way they are in these sports. Anyone can show up before the slack performances and watch the cowboys teaching fresh cattle to lie when roped and tyed. There will always be instances where it is done incorrectly, and animals or people get hurt. I have dealt with more injuries sustained by livestock of all sorts that were out in the pasture then those recieved in a rodeo arena. The only difference that I have seen is that the public and media are present at rodeos. Animals that are injuried in a rodeo arena recieve proper veterinarian care...be it treatment or human euthanasia. An animal injured in the pasture can go days sometimes weeks before it is detected and treatment recieved. The flank staps used on the bucking stock are not placed on their genitals...these animals are worth more as breeding stock then as bucking stock, and great care is taken by the stock contractors to protect their investment. The high quality bucking bulls are worth $20 000- $60 000...they have private massage therapists, recieve regular medical care..vaccinations, hoof trimming, anti parisitic treatments...that is far more then the average backyard pet horse recieves! Better chance of finding abusive living conditions for livestock on hobby farms and acreages, where well meaning city folks get livestock to keep as pets, killing them with kindness by not utilizing proper animal husbandary practices through good old fashion ignorance ( which is under knowledged, BTW) Just my professional opinion!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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road rage on motorbikes Posted: 5/19/2007 9:54:18 AM
Have to agree with no cyclists on Deerfoot...it is posted as no slow moving vehicles, I believe...so any vehicle that is unable to keep up with the posted speed limit is off limits, even if legally considered a "vehicle" and entitled to one full lane of the road..including cyclists, horses, farm machinary, etc... OT- I have ridden motor bikes of all descriptions for many years. It is just lack of common sense to speed in and out through traffic....not to mention illegal. I don't think the earlier poster ment that car doors will open on purpose to crash a bike, but it does unintentionally happen. Feel bad for the biker...maybe...feel bad for the small child that opened the door and was also killed?? Most definately! Yes, these bikes CAN go fast...as fast as the driver tells them to....but please,please, be considerate of the general public....appropriate times and places, people!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Unusual Pick Up Places Posted: 5/18/2007 7:24:17 PM
I worked on a trail ride one summer during college..keeping in mind I was in the work force for 10 years before college...the asking wasn't the unusally part... We did a school group ride, and one of the 13 year olds asked me to be his "date" for the Ozzie concert with him and his friends! His friends thought it would be cool because then no ones Mom would have to drive them! I thanked him for the offer, but respectfully declined!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Is it Possible to keep...... Posted: 5/14/2007 6:22:08 PM
^^^^^Hate to say it, have to agree with trub on this one! Not that there is anything about me that someone could use as blackmail as an earlier poster mentioned, but there are things that others just don't need to know.

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Tall Ships in Halifax, July 2007 Posted: 5/5/2007 6:51:54 AM
I know it is plenty early, but are any there going to be any POF Get Togethers happening around the same time as the Tall Ships being in port in July? I have had a look through the forums, perhaps I missed something...but the mud sliding looked like a hoot! There are some Alberta POFer's going to be in town then, and we are always looking to meet others! Kidlets will be along, so family friendly events would be welcome!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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friends after dating Posted: 4/26/2007 3:38:34 PM
I have stayed friends with many of the men I have dated. I went out with them because I liked them and thought they were good people. There are a few instances where they were not what they represented themselves to be ( which goes for some female aquantances as well!), so therefore we are no longer friendly. But in the instances where we were just not compatable as a couple? Absolutely! As for being with a man who can't accept these friendships....they don't know me and don't trust me, and should just move along!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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May long weeked, Off-Roading, McLean Creek, Calgary Posted: 4/22/2007 9:11:59 PM
Sounds like fun..but not equipt at present. I googled Mclean Creek and it would be close enough to town for a day trip. Is the area you are headed accessable by car? Might be fun to head out for the BBQ and aftermath stories....

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 164 (view)

Where Did You Go To High School? Posted: 4/21/2007 1:49:34 PM
Halifax West class of 86 or 87...little vague and hazy..... Cornwallis District class of 93 How's that for a bit of a time lapse??? lol

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Seafood in Calgary Posted: 4/20/2007 8:10:47 PM
Go to the fish market ( I think there is one in Willow Park...) buy it and take it home ! That's always best....nobody looks at you funny at home when the butter from the lobster is dripping off your chin !

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Do you know your neighbours? Posted: 4/19/2007 2:29:22 PM
I also live in a Co- Operative...I know most of my neighbors, by face, location, dogs and kids if not by name! A group of local teenagers actually showed up on my doorstep and helped me move in! We often get together for tea or coffee, share the occasional meal or movie night, as well as sharing shoveling/mowing duties. We know when someone is not well or having hard times. It is great knowing that there are other eyes watching out for not just my child, but all the kids in the neighborhood that seem to congregate around our place. ^^^^ As mentioned above, it is nice to have that feeling of security and sense of community....it is an added bonus that I have neighbors that I trust to have a key to my place, who are OK with it ( and happy for me!)if I call late at night to let the dog out if I don't get home as planned on a Non- Mommy night!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Is it really me??? Posted: 4/18/2007 7:13:27 PM
^^^^ pretty much the same for me! The pics in my profile range from 3 months ago to almost 20 years ago...can you tell which are which????

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 11 (view)

callin all rpg'ers Posted: 4/18/2007 4:25:09 AM
Sounds like this is a futuristic game , similar to Dungeons and Dragons? Just trying to figure it out!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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when you are a single person and have to change a light bulb Posted: 4/15/2007 8:06:25 PM
Hey trub...looks like we started something here...slide into the gutter, huh? and I can certainly put you out after I give you a sandwich...

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 11 (view)

when you are a single person and have to change a light bulb Posted: 4/15/2007 4:37:52 PM
No way, trub....unless you change my light bulb first!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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rumours and gossip Posted: 4/15/2007 4:33:03 PM
Doesn't really bother me if people care to "interpret" my actions without really knowing me or the truth about the situation. Besides...if they are talking about me, they are leaving everybody else alone!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Horseback Riding At Anchor D Ranch May 5, 2007 Posted: 4/15/2007 1:23:25 PM
Is there anybody else interested in the wagon option? I have my gaffer that weekend, and would love to bring him out...if not, I might just check and see if we could just show up for the grub and stories......

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

Msg: 11 (view)

Game two....are the Flames going to play with Kipper today???? Posted: 4/15/2007 12:47:18 PM
Kind scary, Fox....great minds think alike! Math still works out the same...win or lose, Kipper rocks! First star....way to go!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Game two....are the Flames going to play with Kipper today???? Posted: 4/15/2007 12:46:02 PM
51-15, shots on goal for Detroit! I really hope the boys were saving it up for Tuesday @ the Dome!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Game two....are the Flames going to play with Kipper today???? Posted: 4/15/2007 12:18:59 PM
Detroit just got another...maybe the defense is already home in the barn??? Hope thay are getting warmed up!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Game two....are the Flames going to play with Kipper today???? Posted: 4/15/2007 12:10:56 PM
Well, start of the third...Flames got one last period...at least they are there now... Big question is, when will they start to play???? Still to muddy to golf, so that might motivate them a bit!

chukar

Joined: 12/10/2006

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Game two....are the Flames going to play with Kipper today???? Posted: 4/15/2007 10:36:19 AM
What is up with this??? 3:50 into the first, Detroit up 2....both over Kips shoulders...apparently he may need some help today...his shoulders are big, but...... Is there some sort of big golf tournie that the boys are looking forward too? And the penalties??? Does anybody know what is going on? Early spring, yard work to do? hummmm? Any suggestions???

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