Traveler2586

I'd say your PB is a whee bit more than five pounds, and a fine catch.... Congratulations.

Due to a rise of crime in the area, we just acquired a guard dog to protect our house. With the recent military cuts overseas, the US government has developed a new program where citizens can apply to adopt retired military canines. The nice part is he is only a couple years old and already fully trained by the US Marine Corps. I’ve attached some photos of my newest family member below... For your safety, UPON ARRIVING AT MY HOME please call the house from the driveway and REMAIN IN YOUR CAR!!!

Ya, it's great for holding my glasses,,, or my clippers that I have on a pull cord.

I went to the link, read the spec's, and saw the photo. The wires (blue wire) in the photo doesn't look heavy (10 gage) enough to supply the TM adequately (85 amps) for an extended length of time without overheating. I would like to see the spec's on your TM's wire gage and current requirements. I did find this in the Trollbridge 24 Combiner manual. It alarms me. start of quote: "INSTALLATION We recommend 6 gage wire for the motor cables and for extending the supplied cables. The 10 gage wire supplied is used for current limiting protection - see explanation underWARRANTYat end of these instructions. Since the connections made in the battery circuits can carry hundreds of amps, it is imperative that you have low resistance connections. This means having clean metal to metal contact, the right size ring terminals, properly crimped terminals, and secure mechanical fastenings." end of quote NEVER use wire as a "current limiting" device. NEVER mix wire gages to a smaller than recommended size, i.e. 8 to 6 to 8 is OK, 8 to 10 to 8 is not recommended. Check you TM's manual for the recommended wire gage from the batteries to the TM main power connection. Use caution

Sam Adams Boston Lager is the most handy. I tend to go for a dark beer, the darker the better; if you can read a newspaper through it - it's not beer. I was in Prague, Czech Rep. for many months and had an opportunity to sample many beers that have been in constant production for centuries. In fact I frequently had dinner in a pub that has been in continuous operation for five hundred years; they served one type of beer that you could drink all evening long without a hangover the next day. The down side of this experience is I can no longer enjoy mass produced American beers. I search out microbreweries to explore their darkest offerings. My point... Give me a dark beer that is smooth, creamy, and with a thick head. Please......

How do you cook it? Does it taste like chicken? Looks like a hell of a nice crab cake:)

That's what the link was for Your probably too young or into a different sound to know him. Thank you Donald, I enjoyed your work. And good going,,, 70 and still on the road !

Welcome BisKyBass, you've found a good place to hang out, enjoy.

LOL, I thought I recognized those shorts while walking through wally World the other day, that's why I asked. I was looking for "The Monkey" WOW, I just went to Academy S+O (don't want to advertise here) and found the shirt. Thanks for the tip!!! A good looking shirt for only $19.99. The description reads: "Be prepared for your next fishing trip with the Magellan Sportswear® Men's Laguna Madre Fishing Shirt. The fishing shirt features pockets with drain holes and a waterproof pouch (that's in case you fall in). The vented cape back helps keep you cool, and the shirt has UPF 50+ protection to shield you from the sun's harmful rays. Rod loop. Button-down style." Steve, you just made a big fan of me.

Shows just how much I know,,, I thought they only made the Cold Gear stuff. I was hoping that it would contour my body like the catalog show,, but no luck

Where do you find them Big O? Same question for your camo shorts; I think they're digital camo aren't they?

What size and style is it? I might be interested for 50% off on a three year old shirt.

LOL,,, X2

You think the Bass are still bedding??

X22 Looks like someone is fishing already........

Next time, I'll bring my kites with me, that in itself should guarantee light breezes.

More fish, less wind

X2 X2, also

Were you on Guntersville? I like the lake very much, but my lasting impression of the lake will be the multi-directional winds.

Thanks to meeting some of the Mods on the Road Trip I can tell you all that they are not trigger happy people. I'm sure there will be PM's first, and an opportunity to discuss the problem off line through the PM's. So far, I can say this is a very friendly place and I'll support the Mods in their efforts to keep it that way. I've been known to push the envelope, and a few things I expected to get a retort on but heard nothing. So that tells me they do exercises tolerance along with the adjudication. If we had this feature on the dash of our cars maybe we would think more about what we're doing behind the wheel.

Sorry to hear that. I hope your next trip is more fun and adventure than frustration. Was the wind fighting you??

Can't find the Space monkey at Dick's or Walmart around town here, I'll have to go on-line.

Ya, I know, but it's a pain and too time consuming to scroll through when I want something. Just wish there were a way to put my fav's on the smiley bar under the edit window. Some people can remember, and type, the name of the smiley but that's akin to remembering a bunch of passwords I'm hoping Glenn can add it to the wish list for the next rev. (hint)

Thanks Glenn, I have no idea just how much work all that was for you (I'm a hardware guy, not a software guy) but it's greatly appreciated. Next time around, do you think we could have a button in the edit box for "favorite smilies" where we can save the smilies we use the most? Or is there some way to do it now that I don't know about?