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Canadian Customs...
A funny story.
Back in the early to mid 80's I went on a week or two canoe trip to Algonquin Park with a few buddies. We flew from NY to Toronto where we would pick up a van and head up to the park following arrival.
While in line to clear Canadian customs, there was a very attractive young woman ahead of me in line, around my age at the time or a bit younger, who, during her bag search, was disclosed to have several jars of honey which were secreting a pretty decent amount of bud...(marijuana buds)...within. (Way more than what would be considered "personal use" in the states.)
I simply watched as the Customs Inspector spent more time trying to chat up the comely young lass than paying attention to the obvious attempt to get the bottles in, and she was ultimately free to go on her way, along with her stash...despite his obvious knowledge of the contents.
When my turn came, the Inspector diligently searched every nook and cranny, and item in my backpack, taking apart my camp stove and tent poles and whatever he could figure out how to disassemble.
I guess he knew that no potential sexual favors were in the offing for him with me...and when I showed him my badge and ID some minutes into the search, and asked him what exactly he thought I was smuggling in my camping gear, he became very defensive and unceremoniously sent me on my way...clearly disappointed that he could find nothing with which to ruin my day.
I said "I guess I wasn't good looking enough to pass inspection without the dog and pony show".
I gave him my card and told him to feel free to look me up when he was in the States so I could make sure he received professional reciprocity.
ETA: I've worked with and had great comrades in RCMP, Ontario Provincial Police and Quebec Provincial Police. They all got a kick out of that story when I told them about it some years later.
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I've always wanted one of these, since I learned about them back in the '90s. That's moving pretty quick for a 230 grain .45
1200 ft lb of energy out of a pistol makes me hand flappingly happy.
I haven't shot it much, maybe two magazines. So far the accuracy and reliability are good, which exceeded my expectations considering it's an Automag, the Ford truck of the handguns. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
A customer had a knife shop sharpen his knife for them and they made a real mess of it. It's tempting to post their name online to prevent other people from getting their knives sharpened at this shop.
the question isYou spelled "testicles" wrong...
This is something you don't see everyday. I hope they eventually put the crack pipe down.
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Any pictures of the rear differential? I wonder how they get the power down from the two engines.This is something you don't see everyday. I hope they eventually put the crack pipe down.
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crack makes things more interesting for sure.This is something you don't see everyday. I hope they eventually put the crack pipe down.
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Thank you! My guess was correct in that they just mated two diffs. Now I wonder how they keep the power & rpms matched between both mills?
Each engine has its own hand throttle like a boat then just a brake pedal.Thank you! My guess was correct in that they just mated two diffs. Now I wonder how they keep the power & rpms matched between both mills?
Yikes!Each engine has its own hand throttle like a boat then just a brake pedal.
Yeah it is super sketchYikes!
This is something you don't see everyday. I hope they eventually put the crack pipe down.
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This car totally justifies my ownership of a ‘Wez’ outfit from The Road Warrior.
I knew rocking assless chaps would eventually pay off.