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Steve, I'm in Windham and the 2 lakes here have been iced out for a couple of weeks. I'm going Sunday for my first cast of the season.

She was probably drunk on blue nun.

I forgot about the release of their starting RB, Addai, and a starting safety, Bullitt.

The Colts also cut their best LB, Brackett their starting TE, Clark, and are taking offers on their best DE, Freeny. Now that Mannings gone, they are in complete rebuild mode. s a Pats fan, I will miss the rivalry. If I were an Indy fan, I might think about sleeping pills, so I wouldnt fall asleep crying every night.

I would think Irsay tried to negotiate with Manning, have him be a mentor to Luck for a year or two. I think Manning wanted to be the top guy, with no youngster waiting behind him for his job, plus now he hits the free agent market and can dictate where he goes and some crazy team will over pay to get him. I believe Manning is the guy who left Indy, and Irsay didn't "boot" him out, Manning literally shot himself out of town, just quietly.

I saw that episode of cops!

Yes they are. I will give you my address, send me all your lures and I will legally dispose of them.

Do you drain the condensation after each use?

They could be a sisson bait, I have a bunch but none with the lip cut like that.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/200711834225?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649#ht_500wt_1180 I found these on Ebay and before I pull the trigger I was curious as to whether anyone has used this style head, and if they work? The description says they are for craw trailers, I guess I'm wondering if they fall and land the correct way?

I'm the guy from Nh that bought Matt's reels. I can tell you he takes great care with his equipment, they were in awesome condition.

I still say the Rick Clunn Thundershad. I have a couple of them and they look exactly like the above pics. I also have a bunch of Bagleys, including squarelips, and every single one says "Bagleys" on the belly, even if it's worn out, you can still see where it was printed.

Thundershads

Sending positive thoughts your wife's way. Keep us updated and stay strong.

Check out ebay, they can be had cheaper.

If someone would car pool with me, I'm in southern NH, I could make it, as a non boater.

The rule is over a month or a couple of months, 1-2 per week is good, when you first start you are going to shed a lot of water weight and the first week or two you will most likely lose upwards of 10 pounds. In my opinion, the key is to make a lifestyle change, not a temporary diet. The older guys, I would hope, would agree with me on this. When you diet, your body changes gears, then when the diet ends, you tend to binge, and usually put the weight back on, plus a little extra. Change your eating habits, but don't go too extreme, as you will not enjoy it and eventually you will rebel. Remember that it is ok to have junk, just in moderation. My wife and I reserve Sunday nights for ice cream (homemade) and Thursday night we split a bar of chocolate.

Pretty good movie, try Food Matters next, even better movie.

Sort of related to your question, you need to be mindful of WHAT the calories you take in consist of. You mentioned 4 smaller meals or snacks per day, sounds great, then you say candy bars, burger king, sipping soda all day. Those calories are empty, they bring very little of the energy and nutrients your body needs to fuel itself, and they rob your body of vitamin and minerals stored up, as they don't have any so your body uses what's stored. You should try snacking on fruits, granola and "real" foods, and sipping water all day. I think if you give something like this a try, you will fall well below the size 44 you reached before. Good Luck!

1. My wife and kids 2. Everything else

I got mine a couple of weeks ago from Expedia, I shopped all the sites and they gave me the best deal. Good luck.

If your not gonna get the xt, get the wlp, but I would recommend the xt, very durable, and casts great.

Maybe Nate would know?

Pats 35 giants 24, giants score late td so it's a blowout.

and seal the joints with outdoor grade caulk, usually the one that says doors and windows, $3.99.