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In summary: I only remember the Canadian part.I took this photo of some Canadian wolves a few weeks ago.In summary, the photo is of Canadian wolves.
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Melee weapon and emergency ration all in one convenient package.
 
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phinds said:
Drool. I've been eating that same loaf every Xmas season for decades. No one in my family likes it except me, so I get it all to myself. Since I've been told that I'm one of the only 3 people in North America who actually likes the stuff, you must be one of the other two
That makes me the third.
 
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What's the shelf life of fruitcake?

Longer than the shelf.
 
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All this just goes to show that I'm probably nutty as a...
 
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... roasting on an open fire.
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Yeah ... that's probably not going to improve its performance.
 
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From my recent Florida trip, a visit to the Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine. Built by the Spanish 1672-1695, handed over to the British in 1763, back to the Spanish in 1793, and finally to the US in 1821.

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Are the surroundings funky enough for you at this backwater seafood restaurant? With the best spicy seafood soup (Thai Bouillabaisse) I have seen these days
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The menu just says "seafood." Does that mean you get whatever they happen to catch that day?
 
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Yes , seafood on menu denotes any combination of shell fish , squid, shrimp. Other parts of menu are for specific dishes for those as well as fish.
 
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jtbell said:
From my recent Florida trip, a visit to the Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine. Built by the Spanish 1672-1695, handed over to the British in 1763, back to the Spanish in 1793, and finally to the US in 1821.
Very cool!
I guess the thingy on the fourth photo is a mortar.
 
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Ultra lazy audio studio:

I'm currently trying using a mini PC (this one) with a portable monitor (this one) to run audio production software... in the bed :biggrin:. It seems to work, but I don't know how well it will handle more demanding projects though... we'll see... the mini PC is so small I can put it behind the monitor or bed if I would want to.

It's really crazy... I remember when I was younger I had to either borrow a four track recorder (often the famous Tascam Portastudio 244) or go to the rehearsal studio, and I/we would be limited to recording on four tracks. If we wanted eight tracks, we would have to rent a bigger recorder and if we wanted even more we needed to go to a studio.

Now I can do similar things... in my bed. :biggrin:

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