Leaf Rocket
Leaf Fan Till I Die
For absolutely no reason... i want to post this:
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Leaf Rocket
Leaf Fan Till I Die
Finally gave the ol' Rusty Nail (cocktail ) a go it's Fantastic ! Few deep in and took me a bunch of page clicks/back and forth to find this thread to post this.... Buuuut I keep hearing about Bolets Burrito... Meaning to give it a go. I love Burrito Boys, so far it's winning.... Will Bolets beat it?! (For those that had both)
also my wife is watching Grey's anatomy, it's on friggin season 19?! Happy Friday.
also my wife is watching Grey's anatomy, it's on friggin season 19?! Happy Friday.
Gary Nylund
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I went to my local LCBO to pick up a bottle of Knob Creek bourbon and happened to see that this was on sale. Talisker is my 2nd favorite single malt scotch (after Lagavulin), I haven't had a bottle for quite some time for some unknown reason so ... I convinced myself that the fiscally responsible thing to do was to spend 114.95 to save 5 bucks. Yes, it promises to be a good night!
My buddy brought back bottle from his visit to Scotland.... He had a co-ed baby shower and the boys drank this while other stuff happened elsewhere.
Peaty but not burnt rubber boot styles... I enjoyed it
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I'm very fortunate to have an amazing group of friends, in different settings! Funny enough non of my good friends are super leaf fans. So all ya lovely degens are my leaf fans buddies!!!
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has anyone else ever had a day where it feels like your life is an elevator and people are just getting in your space and showering you with farts
asking for a friend
asking for a friend
BallardEra
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Springs at least a month early here in Muskoka this year. It's wild how little snow and cold we got. A few years ago there was ice on the lakes into May here, now I'm looking at ice out maybe as early as today/tomorrow. Boat will be in by Easter for sure, and fishing comes soon after that 
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I'm thinking with any luck the golf courses will be open early this year too.Springs at least a month early here in Muskoka this year. It's wild how little snow and cold we got. A few years ago there was ice on the lakes into May here, now I'm looking at ice out maybe as early as today/tomorrow. Boat will be in by Easter for sure, and fishing comes soon after that
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Springs at least a month early here in Muskoka this year. It's wild how little snow and cold we got. A few years ago there was ice on the lakes into May here, now I'm looking at ice out maybe as early as today/tomorrow. Boat will be in by Easter for sure, and fishing comes soon after that
Meanwhile, here in Atlantic Canada, we just got totally buried on the weekend and I couldn't get out of my driveway for days. They took the plows off the road!
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BallardEra
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This was our find in the walls when my parents had gutted their house for renovations about 10 years ago.
I also have a Red Kelly from this set. I think it's Parkhurst:
I also have a Red Kelly from this set. I think it's Parkhurst:
BallardEra
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As a kid I was an avid collector of the O-Pee-Chee sticker albums as well and just realized I had all of these completed.
Some are in rough shape though:
Some are in rough shape though:
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Nice collection, used to love collecting those than mailing in to get the ones I was missing
BallardEra
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You’re right. I do remember that!
I also remember one time needing one last sticker to complete the whole book. It was Michel Dion who played on the Penguins. I bought a pack from the store and he was in it and tossed the other stickers in the air screaming “SCRAMBLES!”
Does anyone here remember Rowntree chocolates doing a promo where they had numbers inside the wrapper to see how many points Gretzky would finish the season with?
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Absolutely. Though I'm not sure Talisker is still my 2nd favorite after picking this baby up last week:
The first cask strength whiskey I tried was Laphroaig a while back. I didn't know what to make of it at first but it grew on me after a while. This stuff too, the first night I tried I had no opinion but the next night, just wow! I add a fair bit of water which is something I hardly ever do and it's incredible. I think I'm addicted to cask strength now, thankfully this kind of thing isn't even available too often as it costs an arm and a leg. Delicious though!
Some other ones I dug up:
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And a close up of the Yzerman RC. I remember in early 1990s my brother paid $18 in a store for a pack and he pulled the Yzerman while I was telling him not to waste his money
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I've got the Yzerman and a Luc Robitaille rookie card that I bought back in '92. I'm not even sure what they're worth now.
GoonieFace
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The card market was really hot during COVID but has shut back down again. I sold most of mine but still have a few decent ones kicking around (Messier rookie)
HP is very good stuff. I have tried to keep of variety of Islay, Speyside, Highlands, around to meet the mood. So many to try.
Got some water from various areas in Scotland to use. Not sure I could tell difference, but makes for a fun time. Been working on a wonderful bottle of Longmorn.
For an everyday glass, try Bowmore.
Cheersh.
