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Long Mike

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  1. There is no "best" magazine. It all depends upon your preferences. The absolute BEST way to learn about bass fishing is to read the articles that have been published on this web site.
  2. Just one more reason to attend the BR road trips. As Brian said, Bob Lusk is a wealth of information. He's also a very funny guy.
  3. I promised myself that I wouldn't gloat about the success of the Saints, but someone has to rub it in the face of Roadwarrior. Hey, RW I'm gloating! Nannie, Nannie, Booboo.
  4. Aceman, with your capitalization and punctuation skills, I can't believe that you don't have at least a six figure annual income.
  5. Speaking of the wisdom in Psalms, here's an email I received. We were in slow-moving traffic the other day and the car in front of us had an Obama bumper sticker on it. It read: "Pray for Obama. Psalm 109:8." My husband's Bible was lying on the dash board. He got it and opened it up to the scripture and read it. He started laughing and laughing. Then he read it to me. I couldn't believe what it said. I had a good laugh, too. Psalm 109:8 "Let his days be few; and let another take his office. "
  6. Yes, if I don't forget it like I did last year. Just so I don't, I think I'll put it in the truck today. ;D
  7. Twenty-one degrees? Why is it that the phrase "You're a dumbazz" keeps crossing my mind?
  8. If your company is doing really well and the budget is flexible, then option three would be the best solution. On the other hand, in this economy, option one is probably the best recourse. The big problem seems to be with HR. Find out who the bonehead was and make him/her come to your department and explain the stupid mistake. It's been my experience that HR establishes the guidelines for salary increases (for example, 4% for your entire department.) It's up to the department manager to allocate those funds to each individual. Perhaps 6% to the better performers and 2% to the less productive.
  9. NBC news highlighted that movie this evening. I seldom go to the movies, but there's a good change I'll take this one in. A good review by Fishfordollars outweighs Brian Williams' by a long shot.
  10. Long Mike replied to Dan:'s topic in Everything Else
    I have a Garmin Nuvi. While it is OK most of the time it gets confused occasionally and will try to lead me down dead end roads. That's a real pain when you are towing a boat. A few weeks ago I was traveling down a four-lane, arrow-straight highway in Missouri, and the Nuvi suddenly decided that I needed to turn right. My destination was still twenty miles away so I ignored it. That was probably a good thing, because there was no place to turn right.
  11. Sanity finally prevails. Thanks for your timely input Way2Slow.
  12. You are talking about Dr. Livingston, I presume?
  13. Why disconnect the cranking battery when garage charging? The on-board electronics will not be harmed by the battery charger. To the electronics, the charger looks just like a well charged battery. It's like hooking up the battery charger directly to the electronic wires attached to the battery. If you unplug your sonar/GPS unit, including built-ins, and disconnect (switch-off) the power cable from the OB engine, then you will not get charging current to the PC boards, otherwise you can damage the them. The newer sonar/GPS and OB's have memory chips etc that get damaged by charging cranking batteries used to run the electronics. WRB WRB, you may know a lot about fishing, but you don't know squat about electronics. Conversely, I don't know squat about fishing, but I now a lot about electronics. To put it mildly, you have no idea what you are talking about. It's best that you change the subject.
  14. Today, my bride and I celebrated our 40th wedding anniversary. Our two daughters created a wonderful surprise for us. To begin with, they sent us on a scavenger hunt. At each stop we were given a clue to the next stop, along with a gift. After the fifth stop it suddenly occurred to my wife that each of the gifts was of Italian origin. Well, to make a long story short, we completed the hunt and were finally presented with our gift from the girls; an all-expense-paid trip to Rome, Italy! I cannot put my feelings into mere words. How does one express overwhelming pride, love, and joy for having these three women grace my life as they have? I am truly a very lucky man. Thanksgiving has a more than special meaning to me now.
  15. Long Mike replied to Tin's topic in Everything Else
    The Saints. I hope. I hope.
  16. Why disconnect the cranking battery when garage charging? The on-board electronics will not be harmed by the battery charger. To the electronics, the charger looks just like a well charged battery.
  17. The sexiest car I ever owned was a 57 Chevy back in the late sixties. The SEXiest part of that car was the back seat. Oh, the stories that seat could tell.
  18. Great post Dan7! I hope all newbies will be wise enough to follow your link.
  19. I didn't get a chance to meet you at Ky Lake. Hope that changes at Pickwick. Kelley Same here. No need to sleep on the floor. I think Mike gets lonely and has room in his bed. ;D ;D To exactly which Mike are you referring of at?
  20. You bone-head! Everyone knows it's Bermuda.
  21. I've got some coal with your name ALL over it. ;D Again?! If you pour enough salsa on it, it's very tasty. Thanks!
  22. I think the word you are looking for is Laffenyerasshoffe.
  23. Thanks Fourbizz. There are times when I want to be unlikable. Like this one. Why rehash a topic that has already been beat to death?
  24. No, I am not. ;D

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