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Got that right

Vomits hair balls on a regular basis

Genes matter

Parmesan encrusted also kills all the toxins

Papa carries the fishing rods and Eric carries the tackle box

Curious how many scuffles you get in because of your job.

The more you put down, the better the rate. If your credit is as good as you claim, shop around. Go direct to lender.

I've got more important things to worry about than eating fresh caught fish. If your not raising your own meat and growing your own crops, you're putting garbage in your body. I've been eating fresh caught fish, from all over the midwest, for 50 years. Americans are living longer now than at any time in the past. I pulled some Lake Erie walleye out of the freezer today(Helpful hint, freeze your fish in water. No freezer burn and the fish taste as good as if you caught them that day), for dinner tomorrow. If you don't hear from me after tomorrow, you know what killed me.

If you wrap the walleye in bacon and grill it, it gets rid of all the bad stuff

Or a trailer park after a town

January 17, 2023 Mr. Dear Mr. On behalf of the Board of Directors, Conservation Heritage Education Foundation President Paul Zelisko, Chairperson of Youth Day Deborah Barr, and Jim Matousek director of Fishing we thank you for your recent donation to the Fishing venue for our Youth Day Game Fair event. Your support allows CHEF to provide a unique and enriching outdoor educational experience to a young group of youths. Through donations like yours we are able to achieve our objective to “educate youth regarding the ethical and lawful participation in outdoor sports, specifically including hunting, fishing and related activities by, among other things, funding and sponsoring a Youth Day outdoor event, and to educate and encourage youth to protect and conserve the natural resources upon which these outdoor sports depend.” Members and Directors of CHEF believe events like Youth Day Game Fair can make a difference in our community. Paul, thank you and your fishing associates for selection of our fishing venue as the beneficiary of your annual Christmas Charity Fundraiser. Sincerely, John N. Humm Treasurer CHEF CHEF is a 501 (c3) tax exempt organization. Please save this letter as a receipt and an acknowledgment that no tangible goods or services were provided in exchange for your gift. If you have any question please contact John Humm at Hummdad@gmail.com or 847-698-2465. Description: Check number 4700, dated 12/31/20022 Receipt # 202301 Processed Date: January 17,2023 Total donation: $1000.00 Link to CHEF web site: chefnature.org

Kailin's sizemic shad

Better than Marty Feldman Eyes

I have a customer with 2 cauliflower ears. I don't ask him anything.

When it came to fists? 1984ish When it came close to fists 1994ish Fists don't matter in todays world. Who's got the best lawyers and guns is all that matters nowadays.

I have a Marine buddy who won't talk about his 3 tours in Iraq. He was an apprentice of mine in 2008, he returned from his last deployment on 2006. I'm very well aware of how PTSD affects folks. He spoke more of of his tours back then and says nothing about them now. Told me about the nightmares he had. Almost killed his wife in the middle of the night a few times. We were doing some work on rooftops and he had a serious "episode" on the practice day for the Chicago Air Show. I had him go sit in his service van for the remainder of the day. Have a family friend who was a Ranger in the Battle of Mogadishu. Doesn't speak a word of it but, to this day he is full of anger towards certain folks.

Years ago/ Occasionally they pop up at Wally World on clearance

Beulah, Tichigan, Powers, Elizabeth, Plenty of good lakes west of Milwaukee

In the event of nuclear war, rather than fleeing the "hot spot" for safety, people will be Googling "How to survive a nuclear war" and searching all the answers for the one that appeals to them the most.

Nice pic

High school drop out and I literally crippled myself in the trades. Don't regret any of it. I'm happier now than I ever have been. My son is more successful than I will ever be. I have a beautiful grandson. While life isn't always gumdrops and lollipops, it's better than the alternative. Were it not for the results of the 3rd surgery on my shoulder in 2014, I'd a put a bullet in my head. While the results are nowhere near what I had expected, the 24/7 pain subsided. Me, not putting a bullet in my head, allowed me to see my son succeed, beyond my wildest dreams, and allowed me to experience the gift of my grandson. Off topic but on topic, I hadn't heard from a customer of mine in over a year. Last time I saw him, he invited me walleye fishing on the lake he lives on. Fast forward to about 3 months ago. Guy calls and I recognize the voice although his speech is all f'd up. Guy is 46 years old and had 2 strokes 2 months apart. I'm a crippled pipefitter and I currently manage a commercial and industrial supply house. I've been communicating with him mostly via text and emails. I've been shipping parts to him. He comes into the store this week and tells me the entire story as best he could. First stroke was mild and the second one got him. 75% of the left brain is completely dead. His right arm is weak and his right leg is crooked. Had to re learn how to talk. The shop he worked at never got rid of him, and they certainly could have. A week after I was deemed legally disabled, I got shitcanned. He can't drive because of seizures. His dad who is retired, drives him in the service van to the calls. He can't listen to music or the radio anymore because it's all "noise" to him. He's relearning the trade. Guy told me he was ready to put a bullet in his head at one point in time when he couldn't get his right arm to do what he wanted it to do. I still can't get my left arm to do what I want it to do but I'm 1000x in better shape than he is. Guy can't even fish anymore. I can, although not at the capacity as I could prior to me getting injured. While this story has nothing to do about, it has everything to do with gratitude.

I've got the pic in my old laptop. I'll try and find it when I get home