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Excuse me, miss. You can't park there.

When Karma meet FAFO.

Lube the chain while it's up there.

Ex TPS officer. One of the ones that couldn't keep looking the other way every day. He's no Ryerson journalism grad and it shows. His hamfisted approach fits what he's trying to do IMO. He's exposed a lot of the dark underbelly of the force, and you can look past the rough around the edges...

Hope C2. Made in the UK.

Break out the asterisks. I forgot about the one-off aluminum "69er" gearbox DH bike he built in 98. Both were built after the sale of Brodie R&T. https://www.pinkbike.com/news/bike-check-paul-brodies-1998-custom-69er-gearbox-dh-bike.html And the one-off Woznot Aluminum front triangle with...

Your Brodie Fury is aluminum, late 90s/early 00s. Paul sold Brodie R&T to Brodie Bicycles in 96. Paul always works in steel.

Paul has won best in show at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS), the premier annual event showcasing custom-built bicycles. NSMB.com - Makers - Paul Brodie He's an avid motorcyclist and former racer. Occasionally teaches framebuilding at Simon Fraser, built an Excelsior board...

A lot of Crappy Tires are dog friendly. I know the one in Waterdown is.

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You have doubt?

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Yes. * once we get fed up enough to take matters into our own hands.

Get an actual tick removal tool. They're cheap on Amazon. Almost any vet hands out the plastic ones as a courtesy.

They're not going to be running over multiple cars in transport and dump trucks (killing occupants) on surface streets on the daily.

That statement needs an asterisk. first half of those years your biggest concern while driving around town was pickup trucks with vinyl outline maps of Newfoundland in the back window.

I worked in Bramalea for 12 years. Bring it. I ain't skeer'd.

Mine is a half buried truck rim. But I have a 100' deep ravine across the street with a vibrant carnivore population and neighbours that would help with anything heavy for a case/bottle of whatver.