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And of course, I found it. Hope TW reads their email before they throw it in a box and slap a label on it.

I just wanna know what brand of underwear he wears. If they're not Stafford Fashion Boxer Briefs, I'm gonna be disappointed.

RAIDER NATION IS ALIVE AND WELL!! DON'T BE HATIN' Not until Al Davis dies.

With boat prices like they are, financing for 15-20 years is about the only way some can afford them. I sure as hell will never do it.

Why no, I never thought to look there.

Tore the house, boat, and truck apart, nothing. Disappointing, but it was an 08 card that I didn't pay much for. Thankfully Tackle Warehouse had it in stock. Now I'll find the old card before next Monday.

I purchased a used boat in June 2009 though my credit union. Interest rate is 5.59%. But they offer the lowest interest rates going.

I haven't run one, just went over them in the showroom. There's a reason the Z7 is cheaper than a similar Triton, Ranger, or Stratos. Tracker cuts corners. I know from experience. That said, if I was in the market for a new boat, I would have to look very hard at the Z7. That or the Triton 18 Explorer would most likely be my two choices.

Ultralight to me is 12 lb. test and a MH rod. ;D

Can't slip anything past you, can he?

For Guntersville? To cover the year, a few of red lipless cranks, a few crankbaits to cover 10'-16', a few 3/8 oz. screwlock shakey heads (try that with a Zoom Mag II worm on shell beds), a few hollow-body frogs.

Wow, you know what biscotti is. : But it ain't a pastry, that's for sure. It's a cookie.

Not to hijack this, but what were you fishing on it? I'm looking at that rod for fishing big lipless baits in grass, as well as running big inline spinners. Traps on Guntersville. I made about three casts. A former member here owned it and it was quite the setup.

Bristol has changed. It's more like a half-mile Charlotte anymore. Rubbin' is racin' and that's what made Bristol so popular. Over the last couple of years, Bristol hasn't been quite the hot ticket it once was. Now how much of that is due to the track changes I don't know. Economy certainly hasn't helped either. I live an hour away from the track and I've only been to two truck races. But I hate crowds and traffic.

The XF is quite the rod. Used one for a few minutes last spring. Don't know if it is stiff enough for such an application, but what would it hurt to try?

I don't think that was Chlorox. Chlorox is just a 6% solution containing sodium hypochlorite. Having used 15-25% solutions in an industrial setting, I've never seen such a reaction with any organic material. Even using powdered calcium hypochlorite, I've never seen such a reaction. If you're seeing such a tremendous exothermic reaction, are you sure you weren't using hydrochloric acid?

Try it sometime, no matter the brand. Like Glenn said, I want to drink coffee, not brown water.

The average consumer doesn't care one bit about the hooks and will not pay the extra required for a premium hook. It's all about dollars and cents. Price point is king.

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That isn't the fault of the coffee, just the funzanoons making it. My co-workers are the same way. They'll make a 12 cup pot of coffee and only add two tablespoons of grounds. The stuff might as well be water. Take that Community New Orleans blend, two tablespoons per cup. So strong it'll straighten your pubes.

Why you gotta cuss like that?

Your Kuerig wears a pink bandana.

Like I said, the mirrored lenses block a little more light than the non-mirrored lenses. My eyes could barely tell the difference on a bright day. Give the silver mirror a look, they have an amber base.

Community New Orleans blend + half & half It's like a party in my mouth.