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[Mogley]

Originally Posted by Susie Q Roo

Webster says that means ": to take booty" so whose ya takin'?

When I was a kid, I was looking at a Playboy and one of the comics had a Viking sitting on the side of the bed all depressed. In the back ground you could see the village burning. The blond overdrawn woman next to him says "Its OK, maybe if you pillage a little more first"

And the answer to your question would be the lovely Margaritalupita

[Mogley]

Originally Posted by Rissask

Just no raping.

I can't even sing

Originally Posted by Rissask

read back a few pages

you missed OUT yesterday

Story of my life

If it was raining shaved cats

I would catch.................... ah................something else

[Uno]

Originally Posted by Mogley

Story of my life

If it was raining shaved cats

I would catch.................... ah................something else

Funny I think WAS talk of shaved cats yesterday as well.

[Rissask]

Originally Posted by Mogley

When I was a kid, I was looking at a Playboy and one of the comics had a Viking sitting on the side of the bed all depressed. In the back ground you could see the village burning. The blond overdrawn woman next to him says "Its OK, maybe if you pillage a little more first"

And the answer to your question would be the lovely Margaritalupita

Who dat?? Not me??

[Bumper]

Originally Posted by Rissask

I always thought a snowcat was one of those big machines that groom ski trails- with the treads. But it could be a Manitoban saying...they are a strange breed, those ones.

Nope, we know what a snow cat is.

Snowcat
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A snowcat is an enclosed-cab, truck sized, fully tracked vehicle designed to move on snow. Snowcats are often referred to as 'trail groomers' because of their use for grooming ski trails ("pistes") or snowmobile trails. Most snowcats, such as the ones produced by Bombardier or Aktiv in the past, have two sets of tracks, fitted with a Christie suspension or a Vickers suspension. Others, like the Tucker Sno-Cat and Hägglunds vehicles, have a complex arrangement of four or more tracks.

The tracks are usually made of rubber, aluminum or steel and driven by a single sprocket on each side, and ride over rubber wheels with a solid foam interior. Their design is optimized for a snow surface, or soft grounds such as that of a peat bog. In addition to grooming snow they are used for polar expeditions, logging in marsh areas, leveling sugar beet piles, and seismic studies in the wild.

The cabs are optimized for use in sub zero weather or cold conditions worsened by wind chill, with strong forced heating and a windshield designed to be kept clear of internal and external ice or condensation through a variety of means such as advanced coatings, external scrapers (windshield wipers of a modified type), and internal ducts blowing hot air on the surface.




As far as snowmobiles go, we call 'em snowmobiles. Mind you, I'm pretty old, and I remember when there was only one kind, and we called them Bombardiers, for obvious reasons. Back then, the generic name for them was "power toboggans", which is a term I imagine most of you won't have encountered. Pay attention. This may be on the exam.

[Mogley]

Originally Posted by Rissask

Who dat?? Not me??

Well shucks ma'am K I guess so

[Rissask]

Originally Posted by Bumper

Nope, we know what a snow cat is.

Snowcat
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A snowcat is an enclosed-cab, truck sized, fully tracked vehicle designed to move on snow. Snowcats are often referred to as 'trail groomers' because of their use for grooming ski trails ("pistes") or snowmobile trails. Most snowcats, such as the ones produced by Bombardier or Aktiv in the past, have two sets of tracks, fitted with a Christie suspension or a Vickers suspension. Others, like the Tucker Sno-Cat and Hägglunds vehicles, have a complex arrangement of four or more tracks.

The tracks are usually made of rubber, aluminum or steel and driven by a single sprocket on each side, and ride over rubber wheels with a solid foam interior. Their design is optimized for a snow surface, or soft grounds such as that of a peat bog. In addition to grooming snow they are used for polar expeditions, logging in marsh areas, leveling sugar beet piles, and seismic studies in the wild.

The cabs are optimized for use in sub zero weather or cold conditions worsened by wind chill, with strong forced heating and a windshield designed to be kept clear of internal and external ice or condensation through a variety of means such as advanced coatings, external scrapers (windshield wipers of a modified type), and internal ducts blowing hot air on the surface.




As far as snowmobiles go, we call 'em snowmobiles. Mind you, I'm pretty old, and I remember when there was only one kind, and we called them Bombardiers, for obvious reasons. Back then, the generic name for them was "power toboggans", which is a term I imagine most of you won't have encountered. Pay attention. This may be on the exam.

ha ha! I was right! THAT is a snowcat!

you do NOT want to know what I thought the brand name on your picture there, says there


power toboggan huh...that IS a new one to me!

[_Josephina_]

I got SFA done today. I shouldn't have even got out of bed.


Does anyone NOT know what a tuque (or toque/touque) is?

[Rissask]

Originally Posted by Mogley

Well shucks ma'am K I guess so

awwww

Eat your heart out, girls. (hearts??)

and I AM the first one he sent his naked pictures too...I knew it




off home now...wonder if my car will start

[Rissask]

Originally Posted by _Josephina_

I got SFA done today. I shouldn't have even got out of bed.


Does anyone NOT know what a tuque (or toque/touque) is?

I spell it toque but I have seen all three ways. (you know I know )


it is a Canuck word, but I bet Kirby knows!

[horizon200]

Originally Posted by Rissask

ha ha! I was right! THAT is a snowcat!

you do NOT want to know what I thought the brand name on your picture there, says there


power toboggan huh...that IS a new one to me!

As bumper noted....this was a ways back. They were not very successful as they found the steam engines melted the snow!

[horizon200]

Originally Posted by _Josephina_

I got SFA done today. I shouldn't have even got out of bed.


Does anyone NOT know what a tuque (or toque/touque) is?

My son brought me one with the Hasbro logo on it for Christmas! (Hasbro is where he works).

[Bumper]

Originally Posted by horizon200

As bumper noted....this was a ways back. They were not very successful as they found the steam engines melted the snow!

Is that a crack about me and my buddy James Watt? There is absolutely no truth to the rumour that he and I went to school together.

[horizon200]

Originally Posted by Bumper

Is that a crack about me and my buddy James Watt? There is absolutely no truth to the rumour that he and I went to school together.

Really? I was told he sat in the last seat and you sat in the one behind him!

[Bumper]

Originally Posted by horizon200

Really? I was told he sat in the last seat and you sat in the one behind him!

Yep, and I dipped his queue in the inkwell.