Club Q Q107-Loyalty Club (Southern ON Only) v4

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Originally Posted by SillyLoocie

Congratulations on your win Wolfie. That is really something!

It looks like we are in for a beautiful day.

I hope today goes smoothly for me. My last day of treatment in this cycle. Not feeling so chipper.

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Wishing you the best as always Loocie

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Good afternoon fellow Canucks!

Sorry for being scarce lately. Sometimes real life gets in the way.

At least our internet issues at work have been fixed. Bell put in a new line on our street and I haven't experience any ups and downs since then.

Well folks, hope you all have a thrilling Thursday!

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Happy Friday Jr, Q sters,
Another awesome day out. Last night & early this morning had an amazing array for stars out. Sure looked beautiful.
Thanx for the funnies, Jester.
Great advice MM.


Big Congrats on your prize win, Wolfie! Enjoy!

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September will be a good month to see planets in the morning. October will be even better!

Before sunrise looking east, you will see Mars, Jupiter and Venus in the sky. You might even make out Mercury, but it is low in the sky and already descending day to day.

In Mid-October mornings before sunrise, Mars, Jupiter and Venus will be lined up in the east and their positions will change day to day. Their positions will be even closer to each other than they would be in September.

On another note, on the evening of September 27th, there will be a total lunar eclipse, where Earth's shadow will block out the moon, or make it turn red. Totality starte at around 10:10 pm and lasts for over an hour. To add a little flair to this event, the moon will also be it's closest to Earth this year. The media calls it a "Supermoon". Also, since this full moon is closest to the autumnal equinox, it is considered a "Harvest Moon" (not to be confused with a Neil Young song). This eclipse will be the last we see in Canada until 2018.

*sigh*

Hello every1. :hello:
What a fantastic day out there. Try to get outside, @ least for a little while. :)
This weather's not going to last much longer. :(

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Hey I got a great idea...
"For obvious Reasons" Lets ALL say what we had for lunch?

I had VEAL, it was awesome.

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Wow, every second!

Did You Know?

Over 550 hot dogs are eaten every second in the United States.

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Well, that was me today, I had a hot dog. Nice for a change.

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Originally Posted by SillyLoocie

I hope today goes smoothly for me. My last day of treatment in this cycle. Not feeling so chipper.

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Hope all goes well for you today Loocie, and things get better soon. :rose:

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On another note, on the evening of September 27th, there will be a total lunar eclipse, where Earth's shadow will block out the moon, or make it turn red. Totality starte at around 10:10 pm and lasts for over an hour. To add a little flair to this event, the moon will also be it's closest to Earth this year. The media calls it a "Supermoon". Also, since this full moon is closest to the autumnal equinox, it is considered a "Harvest Moon" (not to be confused with a Neil Young song). This eclipse will be the last we see in Canada until 2018.

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Good to know Kenrod, thanks. That'll cap off a great day for me.
For the 1st time, I have a front row seat @ the Jays game that day, on the 1st base side, vs the Rays. :excited:

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I've never seen so many different breeds interact before. Priceless. :)

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Good afternoon

Wolfie - congrats on the win

Good luck, Loocie. Hope all goes well. Will be thinking of you.

Great vid, 22. Why can't people get along the same way? :shrug: Enjoy the game, wish I was there too.

Id like to meet the Trailor Park Boys i got a poaster id like signed.

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Good luck, Loocie. Hope all goes well. Will be thinking of you.

Great vid, 22. Why can't people get along the same way? :shrug: Enjoy the game, wish I was there too.

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I'm not going to a game until the 27th. :shrug:

https://scontent-ord1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...f7&oe=56A2749EThe Exotic Datura Flower: The Petals Make The Shape Of a Pinwheel

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Originally Posted by kenrod

September will be a good month to see planets in the morning. October will be even better!

Before sunrise looking east, you will see Mars, Jupiter and Venus in the sky. You might even make out Mercury, but it is low in the sky and already descending day to day.

In Mid-October mornings before sunrise, Mars, Jupiter and Venus will be lined up in the east and their positions will change day to day. Their positions will be even closer to each other than they would be in September.

On another note, on the evening of September 27th, there will be a total lunar eclipse, where Earth's shadow will block out the moon, or make it turn red. Totality starte at around 10:10 pm and lasts for over an hour. To add a little flair to this event, the moon will also be it's closest to Earth this year. The media calls it a "Supermoon". Also, since this full moon is closest to the autumnal equinox, it is considered a "Harvest Moon" (not to be confused with a Neil Young song). This eclipse will be the last we see in Canada until 2018.

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cool! :top: