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HAY MAKER":37utoux0 said:
Hey you canuckle heads be nice to the ladies,she cant help it your french lol.............good luck


What no transvestite meeting tonite Rosie.
:lol: :lol:

What a shame I,m sure the boys will miss you.
 
I will have to throw my hat in the ring here:

OT - I am a Canuck - and even I cannot buy land in Saskatchewan and be a non resident of the province. Actually, I may be somewhat wrong there - if I remember correctly there is an acreage size limitation for non resident owners. Have to move there to own enough to graze. Remember they are even more socialist as a whole than the entire country is. have a couple of Yanks not far from here who are in the corn growing business - not dodgers - just new residents. Personally, if I was them I would have stayed home. Better there in many regards than it is here.

As for the country taking in draft dodgers - yup - we do. Not happy about it but, this country has gone to the dogs in many regards - everyone has their hand out for a freebee.

Lucky Us and NM CowBelle:

My comment about service and foreign countries. I personally served for a short time on the USS Mount Whitney - exchanging with the US Navy. I drove Hornets while in the Canuck Air Force - and I have had the "pleasure" of ducking on a few occaisions while visiting foreign lands because the residents were rather preturbed about my being there - those lands had lots of supplies for cat litter boxes and one other country was rather overgrown in forests and vines.

But then again, I am just a lowly Canuck who raises cattle now.

Still and all I tend to be cautious about throwing out words - they tend to be like bullets - they hit hard, they hurt like heck and they can never be called back. Got that T-shirt many years ago.

Stay well,

Bez
 
Bez":37xdxldv said:
I will have to throw my hat in the ring here:

OT - I am a Canuck - and even I cannot buy land in Saskatchewan and be a non resident of the province. Actually, I may be somewhat wrong there - if I remember correctly there is an acreage size limitation for non resident owners. Have to move there to own enough to graze.

Bez

Bez .. your wrong several neighbours own land in Sask one owns 2500 acres in Sask.None live there. They are all Manitoba residents..

You do however have to hold dual citzenship your country/Canadian to hold land in Canada if you are an immigrant. where as A Canadian buying land in the U.S has to give up his Canadian citizen ship and become an American
 
frenchie - wonder how they do that?

There is - or perhaps was - a limit of one quarter section per non resident owner in Sask.

Must have changed in the past couple of years.

Stay well,

Bez
 
Bez":1aucpl8r said:
frenchie - wonder how they do that?

There is - or perhaps was - a limit of one quarter section per non resident owner in Sask.

Must have changed in the past couple of years.

Stay well,

Bez

It changed a few yrs back. maybe 4 yrs?
 
HAY MAKER":dmarp63s said:
frenchie":dmarp63s said:
HAY MAKER":dmarp63s said:
Hey you canuckle heads be nice to the ladies,she cant help it your french lol.............good luck


What no transvestite meeting tonite Rosie.
:lol: :lol:

What a shame I,m sure the boys will miss you.


Hey you oughta know about those meetings better than most,my proof?anyone that calls himself FRANCHIE is gotta be like a gate,swings both ways LOL..............GOOD LUCK BOY?

The only thing that swings both ways is your mouth..Good luck Rosie
 
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