Jonny Wakefield

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Edmonton Journal/Sun reporter on the justice beat. International curling correspondent emeritus. American who moved to Canada, stray cat re-homer and (hopefully not totally insufferable) distance runner.

Anyone have any experience with lacquering? I pulled out our old built-in kitchen ironing board (thanks people from the 50s?) and the wood is marvellous. I wanna preserve it and hang it on a wall but I worry just slapping lacquer on it will destroy the label

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Few things funnier than the little victory song my roomba plays after he somehow traps himself in the bathroom with the door closed, gets stuck under a chair, then has to be carried to his docking station because he can’t find it on his own, like hell yeah lil buddy you did it

Did they forget about the Mad Trapper? "On Jan 4, 1932, a posse of 9 men, 42 dogs and 40 pounds of dynamite, went back to Johnson’s cabin...to bring this fugitive in...the dynamite was thrown into the structure and a massive explosion ripped the roof clean off with one of the walls caving in."

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"Albert Johnson, known as the Mad Trapper of Rat River, was a murderer and a fugitive from the largest manhunt in the history of Canada, leading a posse of Mounties through the Arctic on a six week, w...

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