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Record high gas price today in Montreal: $1.43.9/L or $5.41.9 for a U.S. gallon

Richard , I believe the topic is Shipping TO CANADA not FROM CANADA

We are all just scratching our heads here, musing about why our American friends are so reluctant in some cases, to ship outside of their fair land.

jww wrote:I am old enough to remember Victoria Day being the big fireworks day for Canada growing up

Me too, but just barely

I think what most of us up here don't know is that Americans can get the US Post Office to come to their homes and pick up mail for them if it is sent by certain methods. I believe for First Class International (the method we mostly are sent things with) it entails a trip to the post office. Human n...

Being a Canadian, I've never been able to figure out what distinguishes Memorial Day from Veterans Day. Can someone explain the difference? Here in Canada we commemorate/honour the service of soldiers, of all the wars Canadian soldiers have fought in, on Rememberance Day Nov. 11, the day that WW I e...

Use your imagination Greg. I am. The images are spectacular

drP wrote:i shake the brush in the bathtub for 20-30 times

Are you serious about that Peter ?

If I shook my brushes that many times after using them I think I would get repetitive strain injury.

I bought some blades from him a couple of years ago. They are identical to those sold by Dayal (dssokey) from whom I have also bought blades.

ichabod wrote:I keep going back to look at the one of the village, it looks like a model railway layout - surreal.

That's what I was thinking too.

I believe PIF indicates you are giving something without charge, in return they are supposed to perform a similar generous deed in the future. You can spin it anyway you want, but if you want something in return you're "selling" it, since receiving it entails they give you back something. :o

Can A Dead Brand Live Again? Interesting article that had me thinking about Coates Shaving Cream for one thing

We really have no one to blame but ourselves in all honesty. Those of us who frequent this and other shaving forums have probably been more responsible than any other reason for the huge jump in prices the last few years. Thank god I got almost all the razors I wanted just before things started to b...

Once again :) : #3 I will pose this question (this is not directed at you Rob specifically, but sellers in general who do this): Why after you sell something do you remove the asking prices for the articles you have sold? It seems to me that the words SOLD on the topic line when all items are sold o...

Once again I will pose the question (this is not directed at you Dan specifically, but sellers in general) : Why after you sell something do you remove the asking prices for the articles you have sold? It seems to me that the words SOLD on the topic line or in the any of your posts would clue in pot...

Tye wrote:28/30. Being descended from an American president I should have done better.

~Tye

I'm sure a lot of people think the same thing about Dubya

Occam wrote: ... but I finally have the 'jizz' of wetshaving...

I'm going to cut you some slack being an Aussie and all. But over here that term has an entirely different meaning

Methinks you meant "gist". At least I hope that's what you meant

Ok. I'm gonna be the one who asks the question: If you are Dave, then who is Seth?

Well that WAS the price for it until people starting losing their minds and paying those ridiculous prices. Personally, I bought some as recently as this past December for £12.

A lot of people send both a PM and post a message here as a backup in case there is a problem retrieving PMs. No need to fret.

Those private bidders auctions bug me. How do we know this auction did not contain at least one shill pushing up the final price. We will never know in this case.