So if Matthews tallies 11 points in the first two periods, do you pull him in the third to rest his wrist?
- Atomic Wedgie

That wrist sure takes a beating.

Please don't tell us the price ....

I grew up in London and now I'm d'town T.O. I could trade my 16' frontage for 160' ft frontage and still have a few bucks leftover!

Covid has a lot of us dreaming of what we could do with bigger lots/acreage. I told me wife that I need a drive shed and she was like what the (frank) is a drive shed?! I said it's where farm kids throw keg parties.
- The Law

LOL - the house isn’t so glamorous, and it’s a little small, more like a cottage. It’s $699K. The lot though...and the vineyard looks to be in top shape.

866 WILLIAM Street
London, Ontario N5Y2S3

Hello folks. Good to see you didn't burn the place down this week.

Decent period.

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- jribout

We’ll just call them “The Travelling Wilburys.”

Wait for it

Winsux
- Canada Cup

Jeanyuss

Agree 100%
- DrunkenCanuck

Oh my

We’ll just call them “The Travelling Wilburys.”
- Garnie

To that I say

“Well it’s all right”

Neighbour rebuilt an old tractor with a bar table on it with stools coming out the side. He just finished it so he wants to take it around the block. It’s similar to those things they have in Nashville.
- bryant

brilliant!

Typo?

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The $2 brunch line

How do you keep breaking the thread?

The $2 brunch line
- The Law

The Plaid Squad

No frankin way.

Anything less than 9 goals for the Leafs will be disappointing.

Plus Simmonds beats the poop out of Miller... Foligno kicks the crap out of Boeser... And Muzzin beats Horvat into oblivion.
- MisterBrown

Einstein, Foligno not with the Team, you follow Hockey, right

LOL - the house isn’t so glamorous, and it’s a little small, more like a cottage. It’s $699K. The lot though...and the vineyard looks to be in top shape.

866 WILLIAM Street
London, Ontario N5Y2S3
- Woderwick

Small world ...I grew up not far from there. It was kinda the lil' Portugal of London back in the 80's. So no surprise that it's got some nice grape vines.

I'm in lil' Portugal Toronto now and I have 4 really old vines in my backyard. The grapes are great but I've never tried to turn them into wine.

To that I say

“Well it’s all right”
- jribout

I played that song at my retirement. Actually, I strapped a guitar to my shoulder and got up with my daughter and guitar teacher who played it properly while I (frank)ed it up and sang along. I just made sure I got the Purple Haze line.

So many good options. I still put Zach higher cause I think he has more offense than Foligno but it’s like (frank) steak or lobster. I’m sure we’ll see lots of both before and during playoffs
- Canada Cup

Is that the cabinet order? Final answer...

The Plaid Squad
- Canada Cup

too hipster.

Hah we live outside of London and my neighbour just built a drive shed. It’s huge. Basically just a giant bar area with a ping pong table and loft.
- bryant

I grew up a little outside London, too. Do you live in the country or in a neighbouring town?

Another break away
(frank) me

Small world ...I grew up not far from there. It was kinda the lil' Portugal of London back in the 80's. So no surprise that it's got some nice grape vines.

I'm in lil' Portugal Toronto now and I have 4 really old vines in my backyard. The grapes are great but I've never tried to turn them into wine.
- The Law

We had a few vines on our farm, but the grapes would never get to harvest for wine. I ate them all.

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- jribout

No way campbell and the leafs should lose to these covid fackers.
Not this game

LOL - the house isn’t so glamorous, and it’s a little small, more like a cottage. It’s $699K. The lot though...and the vineyard looks to be in top shape.

866 WILLIAM Street
London, Ontario N5Y2S3
- Woderwick

Thats wild. I lived on William St for a couple years. It was one of the big (frank)s though. They divvied it up into 4 or 5 units. We had the basement one. Brick walls and exposed pipes, it was really cool. The landlord lived in the house behind the house which was I think a stable house before they juiced it up.

Thats wild. I lived on William St for a couple years. It was one of the big (frank)s though. They divvied it up into 4 or 5 units. We had the basement one. Brick walls and exposed pipes, it was really cool. The landlord lived in the house behind the house which was I think a stable house before they juiced it up.
- UsernameUnknown

The Kelseys on Oxford had the best wings.

Lol bogo