Recent content by silentpaddler

Isn't it a cruel irony that the coldest spots have the crappy wood? Down here in eastern Ontario our coldest so far this year I think was -12...and here we are with all the hardwood... out our back door is dozens of square miles of red oak, maple, ironwood, ash, birch... I cut about 8 or 10...

Ha ha... they don't call it WINTERpeg for nothing....those two scrawny wretches will be a pair of hippie popsicles by new years...:lmao:

Hands down winner...the 'Diablo Sandwich'... http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpag e&v=dKPGDTrQ2sY

I'm no expert on Sweden, but might snowy roads not be a problem for cycling in January? As for the Swedish bears, do they not hibernate?:rolleyes: Ours have been asleep for a month already...

No law against it here, kids buy them at the local hardware store, spend a year or two missing every squirrel they aim at, then go out and buy a shotgun...

Hi Bubba. Yay for Ontario! Jack.

Love the pipe, myself.

I'm giving up Catholicism for Lent...

Thanks, bb. Great pics as usual.

Dude, that's priceless! :lmao:

I can't believe nobody has mentioned the single most iconic theme song ever.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpag e&v=LrkrQXuDq24

The Cree people have been here in Ontario for thousands of years but only recently heard tell of vegetarians. Their language had no such word, so they translated it as 'lousy hunter'... We have another popular saying over here..'Only mad dogs and Englishmen sleep in hammocks'.....:)

I got one as a gift. I quite like it for canoe trips because it's waterproof and shock proof and you can wear it on your head. It's a fixed fisheye wide angle lens; because of the waterproof case it has limited functions and settings and has no viewfinder or playback, so it's rather like a film...

The snares have locking cams on them that only allow them to cinch, but not to back off.

Thanks, that's a real treasure.