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Making myself a personal sticky to never P--s you off. LOL. Ring the doorbell and kiss your sweet petooty goodbye ;D

If you hope in one hand and crap in the other, which one do you think will fill up faster.

.22-1000 rounds .380-100 rounds .40-400 rounds 9mm-400 rounds .45colt-100 rounds .454 casull 60 rounds (d**n things are 2 bucks a piece) 12 guage-250 rounds

When I bought my Springfield I was also looking at Taurus. The Springfield felt alot more comfortable to fire than the Taurus.

It is what it is. I had the same issues with my home lake in northern IL. #'s of fish were down this year but sizes were up. Was able to cash 2 checks out of 6 tourneys I fished. Went to Toho in Feb. when it was 30 degrees in Orlando. No bass but we were on the pickeral bite LOL, and broke down on the way home. :'( Missed a couple months on the water due to having rotator cuff surgery in May. :'( Still have open water. There calling for snow tomorrow but the 60's this weekend. Time for one last hurrah before the boat goes away.

I too have a gps MK and a friend who's a 5 minute boat ride from the Moors. I may just make it down.

Bersa Thunder .380, Springfield XD.40, Ruger P95 9mm, Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan .454 casull or .45 colt

Haven't been to a roadtrip yet. What can I expect besides fishing and partaking in consumption of alcoholic spirits ?

If for nothing more than to get rid of the plastic. I've never been a tree hugger, never even recycled, and don't believe in global warming, but if this can be accomplished at low cost and low fuel consumption(unlike 2 gallons of fossil fuel to create 1 gallon ethanol) then it seems to me it there is no reason we shouldn't look into this, not to mention the bonus oil. Sirsnookalot, since you're in the industry, What currently is involved, cost and otherwise, in taking garbage plastic and turning it into a recycled plastic that can be used in products. I have heard that many municipalities run in the red with recycling programs. I'd also imagine the cost/benefit ratio of recycling plastic or metals or paper would vary greatly.

Quitting smoking and drinking whiskey worked for me. I put on a ton of weight.

Is the male version called a "himroid?"

Women..."Can't live with 'em...can't shoot 'em" ;D

A buddy of mine has an '03 Explorer. 3 transmissions and 2 computers. Toyota is not without problems. I have a '08 Tundra. My first foriegn car. Bumpers replaced twice due to rust (a plating problem). Radio replaced 3 times (Toyota doesn't make radios, that's why they broke, I was told.) Front differential rebuilt once.(Service advisor said he was unaware of any problems but the mechanic knew what was wrong immediatly) Not to mention the multiple "gas pedal" recalls. Knock on wood, all those repairs were on Toyotas dime. Now they said the inner CV boot is ripped. $400 to repair with an alignment. : I have to say I've been driving Ford and Chevy vans for work and Ford and Dodge trucks for personal use for 20 years. Sad to say, even with the problems the Toyota still the best truck I've driven. Good luck with your Honda

As long as there weren't any "probes" involved you guys should be ok.

Now I have to spend more money > '>http://www.***.com/Power_Tackle_Lateral_Perch/descpage-PTLP.html#multiview

Movie came out a long time ago. Where were you? I agree. Good movie.

Early and often. ;D

Should be another 4-5 weeks before ice up. Hoping to get out a few more times but thanksgiving is usualy my cutoff.

Should be another 4-5 weeks before ice up. Hoping to get out a few more times but thanksgiving is usualy my cutoff.

Should be another 4-5 weeks before ice up. Hoping to get out a few more times but thanksgiving is usualy my cutoff.

Pardon my ignorance. What is a "citation" fish.

That's an expensive mistake. If you're unsure of anything involved with your boat don't be afraid to ask. Since you're being forced to replace the motor, think I-Pilot. I think I paid around $1100 for a 70lb V2 w/ built in transducer. No tax No shipping from boatersworld.com

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