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Is the techno bass as in (bass=base or bass=baass)? Dad just got rid of his 85 F-150 after close to 400k and still had the original clutch in that old straight drive. Other than leaking a little oil the last few years, it was trouble free. The only thing that would worry me about Toyota is the past history of paint issues, and poor frame material that rusted. I will give them an attaboy though for following up on that frame issue, offering customer 150% of the value of the truck if they traded it in.

Wait, I multiplied the wrong one.......

Measure from the wrist. At least that came out right for me.

I just found a Jeep Patriot (a small SUV that I think looks really good) for a nice price. Black, straight drive, leather seats, but Jeeps drive train issues just scare the crap out of me. The Wrangler seems to be the vehicle spared the most from Jeeps drive train problems. Cherokees, and Liberty's both have a habit of tearing up on them.

I just don't have a lot of faith in Chrysler, and never have been a fan of GM. I am a Ford guy, but I would consider a Toyota as well on a truck.

Great... that settles it then... Senko_77 - We, the male members at BR, are officially taking away your mancard due to a violation of the "Official Male Code of Conduct". Please vacate the premises and do not return . Thank you. ;D knew this was gonna come up ;D I believe that the termination of my mancard should at least be reconsidered due to my incredible fish catching talent and my ability to eat 40-50 hot wings before the 1st period/quarter of a sporting event ends. I also believe that Tin's mancard should be suspended due to the fact that his GF buys and picks out all of his outfits Tin has an exception and will not be tried for violation of the "Male Code of Conduct". Any man who has to go through a spider-bite like that to the "goods" while dating a chick and not being able to.... :-X deserves a free pass as that is punishment enough. We will give Burley the final say as he is the one who supplied us with the evidence to revoke your rights as a man. Good day to you sir ;D Your picture was the first thing I thought of when I read that post so I had to give you a hard time... sorry ;D I was just laying the groundwork hoping someone would catch my angle.

No man at any time, shall wear a faux fur lined hooded jacket. If fur is part of the jacket, the rest of the animals hide should be attached as well.

The old Inglehoffer is good on about anything. I keep a jar in the fridge for cocktail sauce or Roast beef sandwich needs. I can't blame Burley though for taking the quick cut on a vacation.

I don't see why not. My clothes have came off a time or two when alcohol was involved. That is, when high octane alcohol was involved, never with beer. ;D Note to self, do not attend any get together with Jimzee in which stiff drinks are available.

Lugey time......watch out below.

LSU is a place I have always wanted to see a game. Sadly I haven't even had time to go to Knox Vegas to watch the Vols in a few of years.

Kid, how many restaurants have you been to that use Corell for their dinnerware? LOL! ;D ;D mmmm....soft shell crabs make me miss the mid-atlantic that much more..... Corell is high tech stuff in a WV restaurant. Its generally brown paper bags, or paper plates in real nice establishments!

Nice trip fellas. Nice fish frogtog.

That ain't mods, thats stock....literally. so,....... you see the number of mods it takes to beat a camaro with a mustang?!?!? ;D b

IIRC, that was some guy staying at Kenlake that was on the parking lot one day with a cooler full of slabs. I don't believe he was part of our group. Oh well, that sucks.

Good to see that someone got in some crappie fishing on the trip as well.

GO VOLS! Why doesn't someone take those hedges out from around that field?

I just wanted to follow up and say thanks to Thad for such a beautiful lure. Hopefully it will pull in a double D bass down the road. Thanks again man.

I would guess you and Burley are less than 100 miles from one another, probably less than 50.

That isn't burley, it is flue-cured. I'm way out of the burley belt. :-? Those aren't trenches, the crop is planted on ridges. My dad and I always toyed with the idea of doing it when we raised tobacco, but never did it. The ridges would make cultivation so much easier. I figured it wasn't actual burley, but was making the reference to your name. Still looks like it was a muddy mess when planted.

Possibly but I would think too much water trapped in could easily lead to blight and blue mold possibly.

A tobacco setter.

Only digital signals will be broadcast after June 20th if I am not mistaken on the date.

Burley couldn't pass up on another picture of burley baccer. I must say that is some deep trenches between the rows. Almost looks like it was planted when it was really muddy.

There was a great KOTH episode about that.