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glad we don't have them up here.

That is a pretty funny story but doesn't surprise me. I am more surprised people still go to blockbuster. ;D

New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.

I've cleared the shelves of the Shaw's series baits at my Dick's. They were on clearance at just over a 1$ a pack and then another 20% off all strike king soft plastics.

I too like snakes but that is just crazy

Must be a Philly fan! ;D you got it

I think he was trying out for the eagles today. Mcnabb is injured, I know Jake likes throwing to eagles. ;D

I am fast becoming a fan of Jake. ;D

You might be able to find a used D series pretty cheap in the flea market or on Ebay.That being said, the E's are lighter, smaller and IMO just better. If new is the way you want to go then get an E.

congrats on the purchase, you will be happy with it.

I don't know about the dog but she looks nice.

The dog in that pic (if it is real) probably lacks the myostatin gene. It is a gene that tells your body to stop producing muscle mass.

Prednisone is a steroid but is not anabolic. Meaning it does not build muscle or increase strength.

Maybe I should have said to avoid lightweight lures.

she is so annoying but "so hot want to touch the hiney"

My thoughts are with him as well.

For a beginner I wouldn't recommend throwing unweighted soft plastics with a baitcaster .

I remember kids talking about this when I was in high school. From wiki:Aztec priests in Mexico were also known to use the plant's hallucinogenic properties. (see Rivea corymbosa).

That would be awesome, I have only fished a handful of states.

My best friend's dad who can tolerate hot peppers like they are carrots,tried this BHUT JOLOKIA and he actually cried running for the fridge for milk. ;D

http://www.insanechicken.com/Hot-Sauce/ cool website

The are very NASTY, I think any pepper between 250,000 - 1,000,000 Scoville units are very hot. This year is my first growing them. Last years hottest for me was the red savina.

Here is a link to the nursery I buy from. Amazing varieties and great info on the site. http://www.chileplants.com/

I just learned something, they are the same pepper. "ghost chile" is a nickname

I have about 30 different species of chile plants. About 10 of them are habanero varieties including the famous BHUT JOLOKIA. The hottest pepper known to man.