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The link took me to aggressive Russian beavers.

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Personally I like aggressive beavers of all nationalities.


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I trust that this finds you well on this somewhat sunny morning sir.

For those who doubt the veracity of the story, I offer as evidence an Okanagan beaver working as a subversive - blocking the highway.
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It has to be taking a page from the revolutionists' handbook in that job one is disrupting roadways and communications........ wink

I'd better hit Warriors & Wonders and get me a Cold Steel Blackthorn Walking Stick so I can better deal with these anarchist rodents!

All the best to you and yours Nic.

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Originally Posted by RWE
The link took me to aggressive Russian beavers.


It's only a matter of time before the word spreads.

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With any luck, the translation from Cyrillic to whatever babble you folks north of the border are gibbering these days, may become erroneous.

It may go from "kill the two-legged walkers" to "sure, it's made of steel and looks dangerous, but just stick your head in it."

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My daughter used to work at a tv station, she would call something like this, "A slow news day."


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Originally Posted by RWE
With any luck, the translation from Cyrillic to whatever babble you folks north of the border are gibbering these days, may become erroneous.

It may go from "kill the two-legged walkers" to "sure, it's made of steel and looks dangerous, but just stick your head in it."


You may be joking, but in many large areas I fear that english, or even the gobbledygook that y'all speak down there, is slowly becoming a minority language.

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With any luck, the translation from Cyrillic to whatever babble you folks north of the border are gibbering these days, may become erroneous.

It may go from "kill the two-legged walkers" to "sure, it's made of steel and looks dangerous, but just stick your head in it."


You may be joking, but in many large areas I fear that english, or even the gobbledygook that y'all speak down there, is slowly becoming a minority language.


Yeah, I'm joking.

I'm rarely serious unless were talking about grinners.

(p.s. Did you use a canuckian to campfire translator? Didn't think you guys had a word for "y'all".)

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Printed text is one thing. Oral speach can be another all together.
I can translate the French on food lables, but would never understand it spoken.


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Originally Posted by RWE
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With any luck, the translation from Cyrillic to whatever babble you folks north of the border are gibbering these days, may become erroneous.

It may go from "kill the two-legged walkers" to "sure, it's made of steel and looks dangerous, but just stick your head in it."


You may be joking, but in many large areas I fear that english, or even the gobbledygook that y'all speak down there, is slowly becoming a minority language.


Yeah, I'm joking.

I'm rarely serious unless were talking about grinners.

(p.s. Did you use a canuckian to campfire translator? Didn't think you guys had a word for "y'all".)


RWE:
With apologies if you've seen this already sir.

In the off chance you have not already seen this excellent educational tutorial dealing with the primary differences between our nations, I'll offer this for your edification. wink



Hopefully you got a bit of a chuckle at least and all the best to you on the upcoming weekend sir.

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Good post Dwayne, I have yet to hear that song. I hope all is well with you and yours. GRF

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Laughin Dwayne.

Truth be known, I was raised in Michigan and we made trips across the border for beer and fishing all the time before we decided our northern border was too porous.

Too far from the GWN now, so I'm solving the problem by brewing my own.

I'd give you crap about no Canadian teams in the Stanley Cup, but then again, my Red Wings choked (again) and frozen ponds are the place for hockey anyway.

Y'all put a "U" in neighbor also. laugh

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Originally Posted by RWE

(p.s. Did you use a canuckian to campfire translator? Didn't think you guys had a word for "y'all".)


My sister-in-law and her husband live in Nawleens (New Orleans). smile

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whats the best gun for beaver defence?

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Most of them have about a 6 inch bore.........

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Originally Posted by skit
whats the best gun for beaver defence?


When I worked as a trapper's helper the .22rf was the chambering of choice.


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