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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / January 2005Kayaking to Kanada
I really feel great after kayaking from my home in Detroit across the Detroit River to Windsor to buy a months supply of American labeled drugs at 1/3 the price that it is sold in the states. Makes you proud to be an American! > I really feel great after kayaking from my home in Detroit across the > Detroit River to Windsor to buy a months supply of American labeled > drugs at 1/3 the price that it is sold in the states. Makes you proud to > be an American! Hell, take some while you're at it. Makes the trip, trippy! > I really feel great after kayaking from my home in Detroit across the > Detroit River to Windsor to buy a months supply of American labeled > drugs at 1/3 the price that it is sold in the states. Makes you proud to > be an American! Hell, the Detroit River between Detroit and Windsor? You could have walked ;>D >>RA-5C wrote: >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >>Hell, the Detroit River between Detroit and Windsor? You could have walked >>;>D But with the Kayak, he probably doesn't need to worry about dealing with Canadian or US customs agents :) > >>RA-5C wrote: > >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > But with the Kayak, he probably doesn't need to worry about dealing with > Canadian or US customs agents :) They really aren't that bad IME, but I must admit, we usually cross at Sarnia - much less traffic delays. Margo >But with the Kayak, he probably doesn't need to worry about dealing with >Canadian or US customs agents :) One of our Canadian subs is now patrolling the river trying to spot people going to Windsor to buy drugs. Wear camouflage gear. :-) --- Joan > I really feel great after kayaking from my home in Detroit across the > Detroit River to Windsor to buy a months supply of American labeled > drugs at 1/3 the price that it is sold in the states. Makes you proud to > be an American! If the drugs keep you kayaking, go for it! I'm wondering how clean the Detroit River is though......... Though we live in Michigan now, I've only benn to Detroit twice and quite briefly both times.  SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare > If the drugs keep you kayaking, go for it! I'm wondering how clean the > Detroit River is though......... Though we live in Michigan now, I've only > benn to Detroit twice and quite briefly both times. Detroit has a river? LOL I've been there 4 times, now, and I only know about the airport! I'm trying to imagine kayaking anywhere. Even for a bargain. ;) Denise > Detroit has a river? LOL I've been there 4 times, now, and I only know > about the airport! > > I'm trying to imagine kayaking anywhere. Even for a bargain. ;) > > Denise LOL It's a very short river, running from Lake St. Clair to Lake Erie. (Lk St Clair is a smaller lake between Huron and Erie, they are all interconnected by these short rivers.) Oh, and technically the airport is in Romulus. :) SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare > LOL It's a very short river, running from Lake St. Clair to Lake Erie. (Lk > St Clair is a smaller lake between Huron and Erie, they are all > interconnected by these short rivers.) Oh, and technically the airport is in > Romulus. :) Well, darn it, I guess I bought the wrong keychain. Didn't see a single thing with Romulus on it! LOL Oh, well, next trip across the country maybe I'll stay over and check it out a bit more. I have a friend in Ann Arbor I'd love to visit. Romulus. Humph. luv&stuff, Denise |
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