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Dave from Kelowna, B.C.

 

1999 GMC !/2 ton 4x4

1988 gmc 3/4 ton 4x4 (camper hauler)

1969 Camaro SS convertible (ass hauler)

 

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Hey dave whats Shakin'

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Well, I'm not from Canada, but I did stay at a Holiday Express last night ! LOL

No, really, on to Canada.

My boss is from somewhere up in the Great White North, not sure where though.

Last Friday he got 4 of us tickets for the Penguins/Maple Leafs game here in Pittsburgh (right behind the Leafs box and passes into the Igloo Club !!)

Great game, although he told us if the Maple Leafs lost, we'd better not expect much come review time.

Final was Pens 4, Leafs 1.

Luckily he was joking

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I hope ?! :confused::D:sigh:

 

I couldn't believe how many Canadians showed up for the game. Heard it was a sellout !!

Had a great time talking with some of your fellow Canadians while tailgating, that my boss got to stop by playing the CD from a popular band from up there.

And some of them Canadian girls are cuuute !!!!

 

Well, here's to a Happy New Year to all of you "Up There" !! :cheers:

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OMG...this is where all the canadians go to meet! this makes me soo happy :cool: and here i thought that i was one of the only ones....well i am from winnipeg as i posted a couple times already...fricken hell it just got cold...

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Dave from Kelowna, B.C.

 

1999 GMC !/2 ton 4x4

1988 gmc 3/4 ton 4x4 (camper hauler)

1969 Camaro SS convertible (ass hauler)

 

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Hey dave whats Shakin'

 

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Just freezin my *ss off here..... supposed to get to - 20 this weekend. Your ride looks all business, and is that Revelstoke Dam in the background. We spent a few days above the dam this summer....sweet spot!

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Dave from Kelowna, B.C.

 

1999 GMC !/2 ton 4x4

1988 gmc 3/4 ton 4x4 (camper hauler)

1969 Camaro SS convertible (ass hauler)

 

 

 

 

Hey dave whats Shakin'

 

 

 

 

Just freezin my *ss off here..... supposed to get to - 20 this weekend. Your ride looks all business, and is that Revelstoke Dam in the background. We spent a few days above the dam this summer....sweet spot!

 

 

 

 

 

Ya man its even colder here brrrrrr and Yes that is the revy dam just down from my place here...great fishing/camping and even better quading :cool: and you actually might have seem my truck before as i bought it in kelowna last summer.

 

Have a gooder :lurk:

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