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

[dededi]

Good night everyone.

[kawam]

In Tampa tonight

[heartgirl99]

good morning, qt's!

[heartgirl99]

quiet so far, but it's going to get ugly later.




-2^°C
Feels like: -4

Cloudy

Visibility: 24.1 Km
Sunrise: 6:50 AM
Sunset: 7:50 PM
Wind: S 5 km/h
Humidity: 61%
Pressure: 102.4 kPa

Wednesday

Cloudy. Snow beginning in the morning then changing to rain late in the afternoon. Snowfall amount 2 to 4 cm. High plus 2.

Wednesday night

Rain. Wind becoming south 30 km/h gusting to 60 near midnight. Temperature rising to plus 5 in the evening then falling

[heartgirl99]

Yikes! Rocky!
glad you didn't encounter this behemoth!


http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-can...alflow_twitter


A hunter in the US has told the BBC how he shot an 800lb (360kg) alligator that was feasting on his farm's cattle.
Professional hunter Lee Lightsey said the 15 ft (4.5m) beast was one of the biggest he had come across in 18 years and required a tractor to move it.
Mr Lightsey and hunting guide Blake Godwin discovered the alligator in cattle ponds while supervising a guided hunt on Saturday.
When the creature surfaced about 20ft (6m) away from them, they shot it.
"Although this animal is huge I was not that surprised it existed," Mr Lightsey said. "We have come across lots over the last 20 years that have been only a little smaller.

"But what really drew our attention to this animal was the fact that it seems to have been feasting on the cattle on my farm, because mutilated body parts were found in the water. It was a monster which needed to be removed."

[kawam]

Good Morning all.

[Wallie]

Good Morning

[dededi]

Good morning everyone.

[ROMEO]

Happy Hump day All

[Lee03]

I hope everyone has a great day!!

[Lee03]

[Lee03]

[habs rule]

Good morning Q'sters, have a great day and let see what Winter is Coming 2 brings us today!

[rock lobster]

Yikes! Rocky!
glad you didn't encounter this behemoth!


http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-can...alflow_twitter


A hunter in the US has told the BBC how he shot an 800lb (360kg) alligator that was feasting on his farm's cattle.
Professional hunter Lee Lightsey said the 15 ft (4.5m) beast was one of the biggest he had come across in 18 years and required a tractor to move it.
Mr Lightsey and hunting guide Blake Godwin discovered the alligator in cattle ponds while supervising a guided hunt on Saturday.
When the creature surfaced about 20ft (6m) away from them, they shot it.
"Although this animal is huge I was not that surprised it existed," Mr Lightsey said. "We have come across lots over the last 20 years that have been only a little smaller.

"But what really drew our attention to this animal was the fact that it seems to have been feasting on the cattle on my farm, because mutilated body parts were found in the water. It was a monster which needed to be removed."

I was taking him for his morning walk and they shot him, b*stards!

[Andit]

Good morning, everyone.

Sorry I went awol, things got a bit chaotic. bff is dealing with some unpleasantness as well, so we spent the weekend having a movie marathon and venturing out only to enjoy a little sake one day and try absinthe the next. Absinthe is a definite keeper - lots of fun watching the making of the cocktail (first an ounce of the liqueur is poured into a glass, then a flavoured sugar cube is placed on a slotted spoon over the glass, finally water is poured drop by drop until the sugar dissolves into the drink). A bit pricey, but quite entertaining.

Went with my Mom to her appt this week. Happy I got to see & grill her Dr (not happy that the cranky one seems to be the one in charge, and not the nice one, sigh). At this point, the diagnosis is lung cancer, but they won't know for sure until a biopsy is done. They're hoping to schedule for next week, but haven't heard yet. With my luck, it's right in the middle of my annual testing.


At this point, things are chaotic, so I may go awol again.

Brats are being helpful, by reminding me to eat several times a day.

Hope everyone has a wonderful day.