burleytog

Why would you want video of Terry's yard? ;D

You can come do all my gear, clean and polish my boat and repack the wheel bearings. I got enough to keep you busy for two weeks.

I too see the resemblance Wayne. Saw something today that reminded me of Long Mike. Should have taken a photo, but I flushed instead.

Wow, you really have zero taste. Father-in-law kept raving about Dunkin coffee. Wife wanted to try it, so we blew $8 on a bag. I made one pot, we both drank one cup from that pot. Ended up giving the rest of the bag to her dad. Worse than Folgers that stuff is.

What, you're too lazy to buy a pound of ground coffee, some filters and use a drip maker? Will save you even more money. The economics of these single-cup machines boggle my mind. Wife had to have the Senseo a few years ago. Now it just sits on a shelf collecting dust. That said, my 'cup' of coffee is about 17 oz.

You aren't changing the name of the malware, you're changing the name of the .exe file associated with Malwarebytes. The offending program keys on that file and will block access. Despite several years of experience dealing with this stuff, I never fail to be amazed at the amount of ignorance that comes with dealing with things like this.

Far too many here confuse the word 'warranty' with 'free replacement service'. The two concepts aren't the same.

It pays to pay attention to dry ground. There are some lakes where it just isn't possible to go ashore. Saw a guy almost get stranded at Guntersville last year. I ended up having to make a five mile run to get to facilities due to the lack of good beaching ground. On my home lake, I've got a few spots where doing the deed is pretty easy. One spot in particular has a nice log in a perfect spot. It's only negative is that it is rather open during the spring. At night it is perfect.

I'm definitely trying to make it happen. KY Lake is full of bass and a great place to tune your skills. No shortage of bites down there. He can't make it there unless I tag along as navigator. He never would have made it through Nashville without me. So that means you're both coming, right? : No, I won't be there.

d**n that's bad. Just horrible.

Restore won't help. I would suggest going to Start-Run. Type in CMD, then type in Format C:

I'm intimately familiar with hay rakes. And that, sir, is no hay rake.

You're better off for it.

Into the water.

I'm definitely trying to make it happen. KY Lake is full of bass and a great place to tune your skills. No shortage of bites down there. He can't make it there unless I tag along as navigator. He never would have made it through Nashville without me.

I offered to buy a display treestand a month ago, they wouldn't sell it. Yeah, that's different. For safety reasons store policy is not to sell display treestands to customers. employees on the other hand.... I nabbed this for $70 not to mention two chair blinds for $20 total. I got more than a little PO'ed by the whole deal. 12' aluminum ladder stand, on clearance for $70. Only display left, they wouldn't budge on policy. Told them I didn't give a crap about liability, I just wanted the stand.

Naturally, and as usual, the Kport Dicks doesn't have anything worth buying. Went in there last week to use a gift card and a rewards certificate. Was planning on buying a rod, they have gotten rid of their premium rods (Loomis, etc.). Ended up getting $150 worth of salt blocks for $18. Mine doesn't carry any premium rods either, but after seeing how many customers come in and fold rods in half, I can understand it. They carried Loomis IMX for about two or three years. Don't know how many they sold. Rod selection last week was the worst it has ever been since the store opened. A couple of Skeets, a few Croix Triumphs and Mojos and the rest junk.

I offered to buy a display treestand a month ago, they wouldn't sell it.

Naturally, and as usual, the Kport Dicks doesn't have anything worth buying. Went in there last week to use a gift card and a rewards certificate. Was planning on buying a rod, they have gotten rid of their premium rods (Loomis, etc.). Ended up getting $150 worth of salt blocks for $18.

June/July/August, rocky points, deep cranks

What is now woods could have been open farmland just 30 years ago.

Don't know about the homemade part, but it is a harrow. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrow_%28tool%29

Hay rake? :-?

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