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The dep' in Pointe Claire village has a pretty astounding selection of beer too.
What is The dep'? Google is not helping me locate it. I was talking about Comme Chez Soi, also in the village.
Épicerie Prette... At the corner of Lakeshore and Cartier.
Epicerie Prette · 251 Chem. du Bord-du-Lac-Lakeshore, Pointe-Claire, QC H9S 4K8, Canada
★★★★★ · Beer store
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Ah, it's a convinience store that sells beer! I thought you were talking about another restaurant or pub. I will check it out if I am back that way again. Thanks.Épicerie Prette... At the corner of Lakeshore and Cartier.
Epicerie Prette · 251 Chem. du Bord-du-Lac-Lakeshore, Pointe-Claire, QC H9S 4K8, Canada
★★★★★ · Beer store
What does he do for work?
All i know is "warehouse manager".
Go there for the Beer. Skip the food. Richmonds has much betterer food and is just a few blocks away...
WTF?!?I'm guessing someone drew blood trying to get the nuts in or out and then went ape shit.
I haven't had to rack anything for years, but I was overseeing some minions a couple of weeks ago and did like the quick release rails that HP servers use now. Those nuts were always a pain in the ass.
Yeah - those quick-release rails have been around *forever* and I couldn't ever figure out why EVERY manufacturer didn't adopt them... fuckers.
I thought that was Mulvaney for a second there...
Because it's funny to watch n00bs stab themselves with a screwdriver instead of using the little tool thing. Or to screw those folk who lose the little tool thing.Yeah - those quick-release rails have been around *forever* and I couldn't ever figure out why EVERY manufacturer didn't adopt them... fuckers.
Captured on film, is this the world's biggest poo? Blue-whale watchers say it's 'incredible'
The bowel movements of the largest creature on Earth have been filmed by a drone and researchers say it can help piece together missing information of their once-mysterious behaviour.
www.abc.net.au
Blue whales are migrating south along the West Australian coastline with increased sightings off the viewing hotspot of Point Picquet, about three hours south of Perth.
Filming under permit, which enables pilots to fly drones within the 200-metre exclusion zone typically afforded to whales, Ian Wiese and Rodney Peterson captured separate incidents of blue whales defecating in the pristine waters.
"It was the first time I had seen a blue whale, which was incredible enough, but then I realised it was doing something pretty interesting," Mr Peterson said.
"Fair to say, it left quite a streak in the ocean."
Curt Jenner of the West Australian Centre for Whale Research said the footage provided evidence that blue whales were feeding within 100 nautical miles, or 24 hours' swimming distance from the waterway where they were filmed.
"It's an exciting development given [blue whales] are still one of the more endangered animals on the planet, yet we know so little about their behaviour," Mr Jenner said.
"Knowing they are able to source a regular food supply is an indication of the health of the ocean and that should be of interest to everyone."
Indispensable waste
Mr Jenner said a blue whale was capable of producing up to 200 litres of excrement with each bowel movement, which in itself plays a vital role in ensuring a constant food supply.
"Their poo is a key nutrient for the ocean environment which essentially creates 'pastures' for small fish and krill to feed on," he said.
"It also helps create the all-important algae that is the source for all marine life."
Mr Jenner said the movements of whales immediately after they relieved themselves also played a vital role.
"As they swim along and beat their tails, they distribute their faeces and similarly, as they dive to the depths and surface again, they're mixing that throughout the different layers of the water columns," he explained.
"It's an incredible process of taking the bottom part of the food chain up to the surface then back down again."
When asked to describe the consistency of a blue whale's poo, Mr Jenner said it had the appearance of ping pong balls and the consistency of bread crumbs.
"Oddly, it smells a lot more like dog poo than anything fishy," he said.
"It's otherwise perfectly disgusting."
Yerp.
Last wednesday the wife and I had our first kiddo, he was born with a bit of a mullet and imediatly flipped off the camera, proud dad moment right there.
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Three? That is a lot. I have problems finishing half of one, and that is with no side dishes.
I just need some stool softener the next morning, and I can do 3 easily.