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The other was Dave Thomas... Bob and Doug MacKenzie

Something like that. "The Great White North" The Mackenzie brothers. It was part of "Second City"

Hey, hosers!

Hi, Tink! I've been busy. Cookie and I checked out my woods yesterday and she had a blast. I had to wait for her pills for fleas, ticks, and heartworm... she's had her bloodwork done and is covered for everything now. I got my lawn tractor ready for summer and mowed the paddock yesterday, and did a bit more mowing today. The grass isn't very tall. I'm building a new platform for my mattress since apparently it isn't supposed to be on a box spring. Got the top done, and now just have to attach legs and paint it. Swept some of the barn today too.

What up, homies?

Hey, brother B. A cool 7C here, but sunny.

He's committed so many crimes he's turning orange.

Um... gas prices?

Greetings, all! My aquarium is doing really well. The plants look amazing, and the fish, shrimp, and snails are thriving.

Another chapter finished, and 1000 words written for the next one.

Stop nuking my friends.

Short king Napoleon complex.

Greetings and salutations!

@clochette Outlander! Why? 😢 ... oh no!... It made me cry.

Hello, common folk... and Hobbittses.

The commute would be a bitch.

Thanks! . Great to hear from you again, centex. Nostalgia is an ache for what we might have lost... in this case, those innocent times when the world had no limits to two young boys with burgeoning imaginations and comaraderie. I have such fondness for those times too. Appreciate the support, my friend. Cheers!

Hello, all!

Happy Sunday, all! Anyone watching the NHL playoffs?

I think there are news outlets in other countries who want to make Australia look as bad as their own county when it comes to gun violence. Glad to hear it's an isolated occurrence.

159.9 per litre yesterday north of Toronto.

That episode isn't on here until Monday night. Yikes. Now I'm scared.

I watched the latest episode here, but you might be ahead of us over there.

Is the gang violence in Sydney bad, B? I read some about it today.

I do mourn the innocence of youth, yet there are times I feel my family situation never allowed me a chance to be innocent. It is why that summer means so much to me when I let the memories wash over me. We once kept a frog for hours, passing him back and forth and trying to feed him insects we caught. I remember chasing him in the grass until I couldn't breath from laughing so hard. We returned him to the marsh we got him from, and he swam away. I had an affinity for frogs after that, which turned into an affinity for turtles. We named him too, but I can't remember what we settled on. I like that you might have shed a tear at this one. As people we are often judged throughout our lives, but for me, I think it is I who judges me most harshly. I'm trying not to do that, but it's not easy. I recognize I can do something cowardly without being an actual coward. I love Haiku, I love writing them and reading them. I appreciate you quoting this one. Pride can blind us, but in small doses it can feed our souls and give us strength. Thanks, Ben. Your reading and commenting means a lot to me. Appreciate the support. Cheers. Gary.