ok, in case some of you folks missed it: gadget is here in toronto.. toronto?
hell...doesn't anyone follow their geography?.
he's in canada/canuckistan.. we've got some pictures.
Hey folks, yeah....I saw the bike.
Yes, it was bigger than Gadget.
Actually, it was/is a lovely motorcyle. Gimme a Harley...or an Indian motorcycle, anyday.
I believe Gadget frightened a few of the Mennonite/Amish folks west of Kitchener/Waterloo.
These Brits...whaddaya gonna do widdem'?
......with his modem, and can't log onto the internet!.
i just got back from his bar and he asked me to let everyone know how much he's missing them, and being offline is driving him mad.
might head up for another beer with him now.
Avengers: I will take that info you posted with me.
The modem I have, I will use it to hold up the window on a hot day.
I'm @ an internet cafe right now. Glad it's just down the street, and it also has a resident cockatiel bird who flies around, resting on the cubicle walls beside us, preening herself and just being friendly. So it's not too bad, sort of a home away from home.
Until I have a new modem, I'm going to take up macrame or basketweaving.
Later,
Ray
PS: Great seeing Gadget btw.
ok, in case some of you folks missed it: gadget is here in toronto.. toronto?
hell...doesn't anyone follow their geography?.
he's in canada/canuckistan.. we've got some pictures.
Gadget, someone came by the Cameron last night (Sunday) to see if you'd be there.
There was a welcome note on our "Listings" board, welcoming our buddy from Newcastle (area), U.K..
Uzzah dropped by, and after he left someone was lookin' for someone from 'Britain'. Dunno if it was you, but oh well...who knows.
Hope you had a good view from atop the CN Tower (1,815 ft./ 553 m).
If you did get to the Toronto Islands, I have to wonder if you made it over to Hanlan's Point (nudie beach).
Paul, if you're reading this, call me/drop by the bar (if you wish between 4-8 p.m.).
Tuesday night: BOVINE SEX CLUB
Woohoo! You can rock n' roll and punk it out there, as well as show folks your 'gadget'. I'll pass thank you, I have one of my own.
Later, and don't forget: Granny is watchin' (Thursday visit).
ok, in case some of you folks missed it: gadget is here in toronto.. toronto?
hell...doesn't anyone follow their geography?.
he's in canada/canuckistan.. we've got some pictures.
OK folks, here he is, along with a few other 'apostates'.
First photo, was taken at Sneaky Dees (Tex Mex restaurant in Toronto). Left to Right: Gadget, iiz2cool and Aztec.
Second photo, was taken at the Cameron House (where I work). Left to Right: iiz2cool, Aztec, Gadget and Beans.
There'll be more as the days go by.
ok, in case some of you folks missed it: gadget is here in toronto.. toronto?
hell...doesn't anyone follow their geography?.
he's in canada/canuckistan.. we've got some pictures.
I just got back from Razor's bar and he was complaining because I DID show him some leg!!!!!!
Honestly, I thought it was something else...OK, I can relax now.
Gadget may be well behaved in the U.K., but in Canada: different story.
some of you know that we live way out in the country, deep in the woods of northern mn.
one of the great things out here is the abundant wildlife that we see everyday.
last week we had a huge porcupine in the yard (which our four year old calls a hamster.....lol).
Here you go.
I'm sure you've seen them there in Minnesota. Their Canuck cousins I'm sure have graced your feeder:
http://www.avesphoto.com/website/pictures/SISPIN-1.jpg
The cardinals are probably not too far away, but give me a day there, I'll bet you I could hear one.
They are beautiful birds.
There are literally thousands upon thousands of them here in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area).
Pine Siskens are gregarious, and are not afraid of humans. They may not want to be picked up, but will eat seed scattered at your feet. They're awesome!
I forgot to mention a bird here called the: Killdeer. Related to plover.
They're another awesome bird. They (parent bird), fake a broken wing to elude a predator to protect their young. WOW! Killdeer, I've seen them all over eastern Toronto where I live. Actually, I think a family of them live on the roof of the Zellers Dept. store roof nearby.
A male cardinal is singing near my apartment. I can hear him still singing his lovely song. You can't miss it. The Orioles, sing beautifully as well.
some of you know that we live way out in the country, deep in the woods of northern mn.
one of the great things out here is the abundant wildlife that we see everyday.
last week we had a huge porcupine in the yard (which our four year old calls a hamster.....lol).
Being here in Southern Ontario, I can totally relate and identify the North American bird species you photographed here for our viewing enjoyment.
Englishman: the birds may be similar (perhaps named due to the fact they may look like European avian species), but are NOT, European. These critters are tough, and can take a cold winter. Temperatures in excess of -20C and below.
Scootergirl. I think you may have had one of my favourite North American birds photographed: Pine Siskens. They are so hilarious. I have walked right up beside them, and they simply hop about and not take notice of me.
Pine Grosbeaks, (Gorbies) are awesome!
Grey Jays: in North America, they are considered sacred to the First Nations' Peoples. They are known as "Whiskey Jacks"; "Canada Jays"; "Camp Robbers". But I love them all. I have fed Grey Jays with jelly sandwiches right from my own hand; black capped-chickadees with bread/honey dipped crackers. Awesome!
Great thread. Awesome.
Where I live: cardinals, mourning doves, robins (north american), blue jays (bullies), grackles, vireos, thrashers, flycatchers, phoebes and a few warblers flutter about my area: I love it.
I love the fawn pictures with your son. Very cute. I have seen deer here in the city (river valleys). Lately, I see plenty of raccoons, skunks, opossums, coyotes, groundhogs, muskrats, beavers and the occasional deer. No bears: thankfully.
Thanks for sharing.
As I send this, I hear a male cardinal singing his heart out. Awesome!
ok, in case some of you folks missed it: gadget is here in toronto.. toronto?
hell...doesn't anyone follow their geography?.
he's in canada/canuckistan.. we've got some pictures.
Glasgow
Having spent some time in Scotland, and in Glasgow, well....if I could understand those folks, trust me, Gadget, he's OK.
The only time I had a hard time understanding him was when the DJ in the frontroom of my bar had some music blasting so loud, I couldn't even understand iiz2cool, Beans and Aztec.
I had no problem with him.
I'm used to Glaswegians. Geordies are piece of cake, after that, and if you ever lived in Atlantic Canada: Cape Breton Island and Newfoundland, you'd be probably going: "What did you say?"
geezusyerstocious
ok, in case some of you folks missed it: gadget is here in toronto.. toronto?
hell...doesn't anyone follow their geography?.
he's in canada/canuckistan.. we've got some pictures.
He's in here.
Really!
King & Spadina (NW corner)
ok, in case some of you folks missed it: gadget is here in toronto.. toronto?
hell...doesn't anyone follow their geography?.
he's in canada/canuckistan.. we've got some pictures.
OK, in case some of you folks missed it: Gadget is here in Toronto.
Toronto?
Hell...doesn't anyone follow their geography?
He's in Canada/Canuckistan.
We've got some pictures. I'll post some here in the next few days.
OK, Gadget (Paul) show us some leg.
Reboot honey...we saw yer pics - lovely .
Stay tuned here for more Gadget goodies.
Later.....once the Moosehead drinker wakes up.
