also they could have not put him on the stand.
im no legal expert, but thats what i have read. it was a decision they contemplated and its in the movies I mentioned.
- senstroll

You’re right but they would have lost the evidence he collected and the statements he took from OJ.

Might be top-10 Canadian disappearing to go dinosaur bone diving/meteorite hunting.
- AdamFrench

No dinosaur bones down here. Florida was under water then. Well, mostly. There are a small handful of sites in the extreme far north of Florida near the Georgia border where some Cretaceous material is found, but the exposures are limited.

Oldest stuff I find is generally Miocene, so usually like Megalodon, sharks, whales, and inverts like corals, gastropods, bivalves, etc. (about 5-23 million years ago).

More recently (late Pliocene to late Pleistocene), you can get mammoth, mastodon, giant sloth, sabre tooth cats, glyptodont, dire wolf, and all sorts of neat stuff. (about 5 million to approx. 13,000 years ago).

Primitive man actually hunted mammoth in Florida during the Pleistocene.

Ya that might be fun.

Im sorta leaning Newfoundland on my next set of days off.
- Arctic_AARDVARK

what's that yt channel again

You’re right but they would have lost the evidence he collected and the statements he took from OJ.
- Canada Cup

well yeah..but as it turned out

That sounds awesome. I wanna fish for stripers and bluefish off the Jersey shore at some point, that looks fun.
- Zezel

Go striper fishing in Nova Scotia. There’s loads of fish there.

Go striper fishing in Nova Scotia. There’s loads of fish there.
- Woderwick

MTL is a great place for strippers, just need a bit of cash to go "fishing"

No dinosaur bones down here. Florida was under water then. Well, mostly. There are a small handful of sites in the extreme far north of Florida near the Georgia border where some Cretaceous material is found, but the exposures are limited.

Oldest stuff I find is generally Miocene, so usually like Megalodon, sharks, whales, and inverts like corals, gastropods, bivalves, etc. (about 5-23 million years ago).

More recently (late Pliocene to late Pleistocene), you can get mammoth, mastodon, giant sloth, sabre tooth cats, glyptodont, dire wolf, and all sorts of neat stuff. (about 5 million to approx. 13,000 years ago).

Primitive man actually hunted mammoth in Florida during the Pleistocene.
- GalacticStone

They still do. Bath salts and gators.

well yeah..but as it turned out
- senstroll

Agreed. They probably could have gone with all their DNA evidence, etc and avoided all the poop associated with him

No dinosaur bones down here. Florida was under water then. Well, mostly. There are a small handful of sites in the extreme far north of Florida near the Georgia border where some Cretaceous material is found, but the exposures are limited.

Oldest stuff I find is generally Miocene, so usually like Megalodon, sharks, whales, and inverts like corals, gastropods, bivalves, etc. (about 5-23 million years ago).

More recently (late Pliocene to late Pleistocene), you can get mammoth, mastodon, giant sloth, sabre tooth cats, glyptodont, dire wolf, and all sorts of neat stuff. (about 5 million to approx. 13,000 years ago).

Primitive man actually hunted mammoth in Florida during the Pleistocene.
- GalacticStone

Saw them on tour a couple of years ago

MTL is a great place for strippers, just need a bit of cash to go "fishing"
- Symba007

a lot of cash

a lot of cash
- TheMussel

depends how long you want to keep your fishing rod out there

Wow, potentially if the Crylanders and Fapitals make the playoffs, you could have teams with goal differential of -20 and -40 making it.

depends how long you want to keep your fishing rod out there
- Symba007

one tends to lose track of time

Hey AA, I received the fishin' lure, thanks bud!

Gotta give it to AA, I offered him an out on the bet if he conceded, but he volunteered to pay up anyway.

I think the pattern you chose looks really good. Hopefully I'll have some results to post soon!

Go Leafs Go

Hey AA, I received the fishin' lure, thanks bud!

Gotta give it to AA, I offered him an out on the bet if he conceded, but he volunteered to pay up anyway.

I think the pattern you chose looks really good. Hopefully I'll have some results to post soon!

Go Leafs Go
- Zezel

now he has your address, you will never get rid of him

now he has your address, you will never get rid of him
- senstroll

Yeah, but depending on the time, I may be at one location, or several.

now he has your address, you will never get rid of him
- senstroll

Also I'm gonna move now lol

You know, I've found that just reflecting on the Flyers' shart over the last 10 games can be a nice refreshing pick-me-up during the day if you need a smile.

Agreed. They probably could have gone with all their DNA evidence, etc and avoided all the poop associated with him
- Canada Cup

LAPD franked up the DNA evidence when they used blankets from the house to cover the bodies.

LAPD franked up the DNA evidence when they used blankets from the house to cover the bodies.
- Atomic Wedgie

Ouch

Ouch
- Canada Cup

thats what they said

Newfoundland is always a good choice.
Except in winter.
- Fakepartofme

It’s winter until June.

No dinosaur bones down here. Florida was under water then. Well, mostly. There are a small handful of sites in the extreme far north of Florida near the Georgia border where some Cretaceous material is found, but the exposures are limited.

Oldest stuff I find is generally Miocene, so usually like Megalodon, sharks, whales, and inverts like corals, gastropods, bivalves, etc. (about 5-23 million years ago).

More recently (late Pliocene to late Pleistocene), you can get mammoth, mastodon, giant sloth, sabre tooth cats, glyptodont, dire wolf, and all sorts of neat stuff. (about 5 million to approx. 13,000 years ago).

Primitive man actually hunted mammoth in Florida during the Pleistocene.
- GalacticStone

I used to play with Pleistocene was I was a kid.

MTL is a great place for strippers, just need a bit of cash to go "fishing"
- Symba007

And you don’t need a license.

LAPD franked up the DNA evidence when they used blankets from the house to cover the bodies.
- Atomic Wedgie

They didn't have CSI back then to learn from.