Club Q Q107-Loyalty Club (Southern ON Only) v2

[WolfDio]

[Mechman47]

Good morning all, late start today for me. Thanks for the WW and such.


Tired puppy

[virrys]

Good morning all!!!!!
Thanks for all the winning words!

[Mmmme...]

For a second I thought you were going to say that was you in the pic...

You are on vacation... no start time in necessary unless you have an appointment!

Have some fun!

Good morning all, late start today for me. Thanks for the WW and such.


Tired puppy

[Argo53]

Morning.

Happy Thor is Thirsty Day.


Don't mind me, I'm blaming it on sleep deprivation.

Seems my late night repping spree has landed me in gaol; can't see around the corner - any cellmates here?

[Mechman47]

For a second I thought you were going to say that was you in the pic...

You are on vacation... no start time in necessary unless you have an appointment!

Have some fun!

[the H team]

bliss-aww

[stevem]

aww: Bliss

[Mmmme...]

Is anyone posting the names of the Bad Company winners?
I have my seats already, though would love to meet them backstage.

Hey mechman47...'Lets have a fun day!'

What do you have in mind?

[Argo53]

Time again folks .....

LND - Flash - LND - Flash - LND - Flash .... rinse and repeat

[CocoBurp]

caller 101 - UGH!
oh well, good morning all, thnx for the words and codes
almost Friday!!!!

[truenorthstrongnfree]

I thought this only worked in Looney Tunes!

Ontario Woman Survives U.S. Bear Attack

By ALEX WEBER, QMI Agency


Deb Freele. (File photo)


LONDON, Ont. - A London woman who awoke to a bear chewing on her arm survived by playing dead during the animal's violent late-night rampage through a U.S. campground Tuesday.

The remarkably calm reaction of 58-year-old Deb Freele probably saved her life during the attack, one of several that left another camper dead in the campsite near Yellowstone Park.

"I thought I was going to be dinner," Freele told Reuters in an interview from her hospital bed in Cody, Wyo. "Within hundredths of a second, I felt the teeth in my arm, heard bones breaking. I screamed and that seemed to aggravate him.

"So I decided to play dead and mean it."

Though that kind of presence of mind may stun many people, Freele's son, John, told QMI Agency late Wednesday he's not surprised at all: His mom, an outdoors aficionado, has advised him in the past to react in just that manner if a bear attacks.

He was shocked when he first learned of the attack - his parents are on a month-long camping trip in the U.S. that started in late June.

"We've always been a camping family so we've known what to do but you never really know until you're in a situation like that," said Freele's other son William, 24.

"I'm really glad she was able to think clearly in such a high-stress moment."

Freele told Reuters she felt the bear's jaws relax and, within several seconds, "he just dropped me and walked away."

Freele was one of three people attacked by a bear in the pre-dawn hours at the Soda Butte campground in Gallatin National Forest in Montana.

One man was killed and another was injured. Freele suffered multiple bite marks on her left arm, which was broken in the 40-second attack.

Her husband, asleep in a nearby tent, didn't wake up until it was over.
While Freele believes it was a grizzly that attacked her, wildlife officials are unsure if it may have been a black bear.

Early indications from an investigation by Montana wildlife officials found no evidence of food at the campsites or in tents, which is a magnet for bears.
Despite the tense event, Freele apparently has no intention of cutting her camping trip short, William said.

"She just seems pretty stubborn," he said. "She wants to finish the trip, doesn't want to cut it short."

- with files from Reuters and Patrick Maloney [email protected]

[karmac]

[Lee03]

11:15am winning word: deeds

[the H team]

11:15ww deeds