They do have text books in Alberta right? jk

July 4, 1776 is a big day down there. That was the day the 13 colonies had gotten their independence from The British Empire. I'm writing this pretty high at the moment so i Probablbyylbn left out some details. Chunk, go rent Independence Day and turn back the clock 200 years and you got the Patriot.

 

i celebrated it with RB&V aboot 10 Red Bull's and a 2-6 of voodka..... man I'm feelin it still......

 

Over here in Van we also had Canibis Day and it was a tooting fun time.

 

Spent yesterday building 2 4' tower cabinets for a little experiment...I grabbed a couple pairs of Visonik 8" coaxes a few months ago from XSCargo....giving each pair 4cuft to work with...kind of curious to see how they'll do...

Today my buddy and I built 2 more boxes, a dual 10" and a dual 12"...tomorrow is carpet and load the drivers day....going to be glad to go back to work for a rest by Monday.... [img]graemlins/freak.gif[/img]

 

what a rough couple of days it was!!

 

They do have text books in Alberta right? jk

July 4, 1776 is a big day down there. That was the day the 13 colonies had gotten their independence from The British Empire. I'm writing this pretty high at the moment so i Probablbyylbn left out some details. Chunk, go rent Independence Day and turn back the clock 200 years and you got the Patriot. </font>[/QUOTE]Declared their independance, took a few years to actually get it.

 

i know how they became a country. i have to learn about it in school.

 

Shouldn't act like you don't then

 

I got absolutely hosed and went down town. There was probably 20,000 people down there at least!

 

I was in Nova Scotia.
I spent it on some gnarly rock cliffs backpacking and climbing. Trekked Cape Breton for the past week.