We didn’t say you are full of shat. We said you didn’t get “it”. “It” being what is important. People that lost their homes, businesses, time on the water, home values, land etc etc don’t care about the water level on Lake St Lawrence, especially with what is coming down the pipeline. What is that expression “don’t piss on my leg and tell me it’s raining .”
Glen I think you could reproduce these with their lemon lime blank. Tape off the blade and whip some paint off a paint brush at the blank to reproduce the splatter edge.
Thank you for playing devil's advocate for so long and educating all of us on all of the different aspects of water control as it relates to the IJC and the 2014 agreement. The above large print quote however has zero relevance to the current water conditions. Where exactly is this water shortage going to come from? The upper lakes have to empty. The upper lakes take YEARS to cycle all the while we are still getting rain and snow. You are well informed but as stated by HB2 on last post, you are missing the point.
So I find myself drinking southern comfort, fire in the fireplace, dog asleep by the fire, watching Wicked Tuna and hunting episodes on sportsman channel, while listening to Alan Jackson, Toby Keith and Kenny Rodgers on YouTube. I am waxing pathetic. I am sitting here by myself, thankful for all I have in this world crying. Is this what happens when you hit 50 on New Years? So much to be thankful for in 2019! Venison in the freezer. A great salmon season on Ontario. A great walleye season on Erie. Cheers gentlemen to 2019! Bring on 2020! Bring it!!!!