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And then Shimano chose not to have it anymore. We didn't give them the boot. Just wanted to make that clear.

Here ya go! http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/adjust-baitcasting-baitcaster.html

There's essentially 2 groups of expenses: startup and recurring. Obviously if you're buy a new boat, then there's the additional expenses for all the new equipment and gear (batteries, motor, PFDs, toolkit, first aid kid, etc. etc.) But those are 1-time expenses. After that, it's just normal operating and maintenance expenses. You'll have a small engine, so gas and oil won't be that much. Neither will towing, licenses, and insurance. Keep in mind you'll need both a trailer and boat license, and possibly an engine license if your state requires it. It sounds expensive, but for a Jon boat, it shouldn't be very much at all. Throw in an annual tune-up, and that should be your only expenses after you're all set up. Oh, and get an aluminum prop if your engine is less than 150hp. You don't really need a stainless prop for lower HP, and you'll save bucks. Here's a great checklist to help you get started: http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/boating_checklist.html

Perhaps of interest... http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/pouring_plastic_worms.html

That's awesome!

I was going to root for the 9'rs (Go NFC West!), but after reading all the derogatory remarks about the Seahawks from 49'rs fans on another site.....not so much anymore. I have no idea what the 'Hawks did to spur that on, nor was I aware of any rivalry. But rest assured, I'm no longer hoping the 9'rs do well in the playoffs.

was stirring - please continue the story. It's our gift to us.

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Well no, that's not true. The merger was announced in March, and the DOJ announced their opposition in late Aug. The FCC then announced their opposition a few months later. So no, they weren't against it since it started. Your previous post was removed because it was more like an anti-government rant. Those kind of comments instantly turn things into a political debate, and we have a clear "no politics" rule here.

Oh my goodness, y'all didn't hear about the "breakup fee" ATT paid T-Mobile for the dropped deal? ATT paid T-Mobile 3 billion dollars, plus another 1 billion dollars in spectrum and roaming agreements. This just happened this week, so of course it's going to take a month or two to implement, but the net gain is that T-Mobile will now have a much larger footprint. Essentially, all the major carriers will have the same coverage now, with some exceptions in rural areas of course. So yes, in some areas Verizon will have coverage where T-Mobile doesn't and vice versa. But generally speaking, coverage will not be a major decision maker unless you live in one of those rare spots.

To All Bassresource.com Members, Although Keri and I feel like this year round, I thought I'd take the time this holiday season to put it into words. We feel truly blessed you are here The people here are about as good as they get in the world, and we mean that!. Though we have met a few of you in person, we consider all of you our friends, and would welcome you into our home any time, but I think we'd have a better time in a bass boat! May this season find you and your families safe, happy, and healthy, and of course full of the love of the spirit of Christmas. And for the New Year, may our best days of last year be our worst days of the next. MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!!

I'm glad it worked out for you. Changing carriers is a hassle, so I'm glad you were able to get everything resolved. Have a great Christmas!

In the spirit of full disclosure, yes I do work for T-Mobile. However I'm not a sales person. I'm just a corporate drone in their offices. I'm honestly not trying to show any enthusiasm or add any fluff, just trying to give you some information that you might not know about. Our marketing folks aren't too great at telling people about their options. Also note I've been a T-Mobile customer for 9 years. So I live it, not just talk about it.

Hope you have a terrific Christmas as well!

Keep in mind T-Mobile just got a ton of new coverage area, thanks to ATT....to the tune of about 60 million more Americans will now have T-Mobile coverage very soon.

Do you pay your bill online? You can log into my.t-mobile.com and pay your bill. You can do this each month, or sign up for auto-payment either through T-Mobile or your bank. That way there won't be any issues. You can even log in via you phone to do this. You can also walk into a store and pay there as well. Again, this would solve any issues as well, since you'll get confirmation and receipts of payment every time. It's just a matter of what you prefer.

2 phones? I thought you were talking about 1 phone. It's $49.99 per phone, but that's still less than you're paying now.

$100+ per month is outrageous. T-Mobile has unlimited everything for $49.99 - whether 2-yr contract or monthly.