Potatos on Da Ranch

 Mr. Bitchosan, That is what is known as Shang Chao Fua in China.
Click here for an explanation
Randy

"Quote of the day"

Religion is what happens when ego contaminates spirituality! R


 ... BuSh sucks Cheney too ...
Ma quote
BitchoSanto

Potatos on da Ranch?

Anyone knows what this is? Hawaiian potato? Famous Power-Flower? Magic mushroom or my ex-bro hanging from a tree? (I wish!)
Mitcho

Potatos/Kartoffeln need Sand

Jens, get your ass over here and plant as many potatos as you want but save us from Potato Schnaps! We want Famous Grouse & Potato Schmaus.
SandMen

Randy on GoldRush

No fake, no BuShit - this is Randy on a EasyRacers GoldRush Replica. Surprised? Just wait till you see his other, much fasssssssssster 2 wheeled horse ...
Da laid back EasyRacers

Kartoffel - Ernte

Murray has Famous Grouse!
Men has stones!
Sepp has Carlsberg!
Randy has "Snaffle"!

and what is me?

right!!!
many potatoes (Kartoffeln).

schnaps (alcohol) is burned from it,
or delicious eats (potatoes with quark).

greets the "SCHNAPSBRENNER"

little party

This is no part of Bush or Cheney. The Grill isn't the place for them. May they burn in HELL!



Drink strong - shit strong and livestrong! Prost!

2 many idiots

Who's the bigger idiot? The President or the ones that voted him into power....twice.

NotJesusGrouse
 

What's even sadder...

... life's a beach, yes, but what can be sadder than dying on some foreign beach sand, in a war you don't believe in, a war that has absolutely no reason for being? 

 

Hopefully countries around the world will wake up and stop following Bush/Cheney and future successors into (oil) pipe-dream wars.  Canuck troops are now in Afghanistan on the US lead... why?

 

SaddenedGrouse

 

Life's a beach

How much does it take, just ask Cheney and Bush, you sell out your country, bleed it dry and there is still never enough. Hmmmm, did I really say that about those good Christian men. Randy

Life's a beach

Who want's to get rich? Life is a beach. If you are rich life's gonna be a bitch ... Man Randy, I look quite swarthy in this shot. It's not from workin' and getting rich. How much more does it take to qualify for an IslandMan?
Bitcho

Save the Whale recommendation

Schtaiman at Sandy

Hi All-

 

Here's my Schtaiman at Sandy Lake, NL.  Pics are from two days ago, on our way home from a visit to my parents.  The lake goes for a few hundred km... longest on our island.  Note how I used Men's "straight up" Stoneman... in Canada we usually build a two-legged man Inukshuk after the native arctic Innu / Inuit tradition.  I was surprised how I could keep the stones stacking... even though my dad (not shown) kept giving me a hard time.  The gals in the pick are (left to right) my Fiona (2 years) my sister's Maria (10 years) and my Zoe (6 years).  Zoe thinks all Schtaiman are able to walk, and need walking sticks... so the last Schtaiman and this one have walking sticks, thanks to Zoe.

 

Cheers,

SchtaiGrouse

 

PS.  No blow-hole fart whales to save in this lake!  We have standards here in Canuck-land!

SAVE THE WHALE

M&M team work, thanks Murray for your Minke post.
Have a laught my friends and be happy it's not you! Randy complained a while ago about the fatty's in his pool. This pig(c) reminds me of that scene I lucky never got to see.
Happy swimming Randy!
Sepp and Jens, lucky you got no whales over in Europe ... oh, Sepp: do you need a new "Fear-BeerMachine"?
M DaWhaleWatcher

Minke Whale Visits

Hi Men and Da Blog,

 

The pic of the Osprey reminded me of the boat tour we just did in the Humber Arm, Bay of Islands, Newfoundland, Canada.  The arm is lined with osprey, yet I couldn't get a pic with my little camera on the boat.  Just got back to Fog Land (Torbay) and was able to upload these pictures.  On the boat tour we came across some minke whales chasing capelin for lunch.  To the credit of the boat's captain, he did not chase the whales, and we stayed off in the distance even after finding the whales.  This is the best my little snappy camera can do... you are able to see the dorsal fin cresting the water.  These are not particularly large whales:  between 7-10m long and a few ton at adult.  In Newfoundland we do get the larger humpbacks, but those are on the east coast of the island (along the trails that Jens found in his newspaper this spring). 

 

The last pic is by hometown, Gillams, taken from the water.  My parents' house (where I grew up) is barely visible... in the centre of the pic (left to right) yet not quite in the middle... more towards the bottom. A light pole near the beach seems to point up to it, a grey roof with a huge crimson maple (how Canadian!) obscuring most of the house.

 

Hope you enjoy these pictures of my little corner of our planet.

 

Great pictures on the Solar ideas.  We have huge hydroelectric projects here, but as Randy says, once we all plug into the grid more and more, it will be hard to sustain. 

 

Cheers,

NewfieGrouse