They'll be fake.
No, they won't. I'll put various proofs into them to show they are genuine. I'll take a pen and some paper.
Sorry. I know it confuses and frustrates you, kinda like a four-piece jigsaw puzzle.Oi. Don't get clever with me.
Sorry. I know it confuses and frustrates you, kinda like a four-piece jigsaw puzzle.
He's upset because the box said "3-5 years," but it took him 20. And that was with his mama's help.Whaddaya mean?
He does those without looking at the picture.
Genius.
He's upset because the box said "3-5 years," but it took him 20. And that was with his mama's help.
Same here, pete.It's working f-cking great where I live.
We had our share of weekend warriors arrive days early to celebrate the long weekend - lots of traffic on the roads. One non-resident cottager was seen going into town 3x in one week. Thankfully those who refused to social distance were in the minority and easily avoided. The cottagers also did a number on our local grocery stores whilst they were vacationing - apparently they forgot they were supposed to come with enough supplies to last for at least 10 days - that, or they eat a lot. With the long weekend over, traffic has lessened considerably though I do notice that there is much more than in the previous couple of weeks. Canim Beach day park is open again and being checked regularly - it has been a non-camping day park for years now. Campfires are not allowed.That is already the case out here. Most are no longer staying in nor maintaining social distance. I have noticed many caravans of RV’s circling the wagons along the Coq, and Coldwater rivers . I understand it is the same in Alberta , even though the parks are closed people flocked to crown land and camped wherever they found room .
I'll give you credit, you've found a way to make Boomer's photos of abandoned desert highways really interesting.I've just got on the train. F*ck lockdown.
I'll give you credit, you've found a way to make Boomer's photos of abandoned desert highways really interesting.