There's a bit of language, but other than that, it's hilarious.

Spot on I watch the Dick all the time. Best product out of Sask. LOL

Quick Dick is hilarious but also right on the money.

This made me smile. We could use more like it.

And yet you openly, happily and proudly support all of Trudeau's facist policies.

Oddly this was explained to me like this, most of the working class in Europe were always serfs and that self identification carried itself to both Canada and Australia. Supposedly they look at any attention their government gives them as either entertainment or a benefit of some sort.

Some folks just don't like Quick Dick McDick, I guess.

It has been quite evident that Steve has worshipped and repeatedly supported facists ( Trudeau) and all of their policies that destroy the Canadian middle class the past 2 years. Prove me wrong.

LoL. QDM is a staple in our home. My teenage boys even wear some is his Made in Canada apparel. He's hilarious, and often makes an important point.

Gonna check into getting some of quick dick's apparel.

673;
Top of the morning to you my friend, I see your light is on so expect the fire's lit and coffee brewing up there too?

We're still melting here, which is a good thing as we had a fair bit of the white stuff.

Whenever it was that QDM first started putting up videos I subscribed and have been following him on his channel since.

He's from about as far west of Yorkton as we were east of there when we were on the farm. I'd say that it's possible I might have raced Big Moustache Al in Yorkton one night in my hopped up '71 T37 Pontiac.

That's what farm boys did in those days, drive into Yorkton with their loud cars, cruise main and see where your car stood in the local pecking order of quick, you know?

Mine was definitely in the middle of the pack and honestly likely some new Civic models would beat it in the quarter mile nowadays, but it was harmless fun other than the occasional ticket from the Mounties.

QDM used to be in the oil industry I want to say, then quit that to take up farming and I'm behind any younger folks who will do that for sure, despite the fact he seems to prefer John Deere.

Anyways sir, that's the connection I've got with his part of the world. When you see his videos that landscape was what I grew up in.

All the best to you this weekend 673.

Dwayne

Dwayne. You would have had to roll down to Maple Creek to have met BMA back in the day. Alan and his wife Shannon were raised on farms south of Consul. Just down the road from my place. By the time Alan moved to Tufnell and a job at the community pasture, he already had 3 boys in tow with Dixon being the youngest

hOok;
Good evening to you sir, I hope you're keeping warm, well and dry down in your part of the world.

Thanks for the correction sir I appreciate it!

Somehow I thought that Al had been there longer, but I stand corrected.

My late father was born in a sod house in the Fox Valley, SK area and we've got family in Assiniboia and Weyburn as well as the Yorkton area.

Mom was raised on a ranch out of Etzikom,AB and though there's not much of it left anymore that's even closer to you folks I want to say.

Thanks again, nice meeting you and all the best.

Dwayne