BigAngus752

There are a LOT of movies tied for second, but the best western of all time is the 1960 American interpretation of the 1954 Japanese epic "Seven Samurai". If you know what American movie this is, we may be friends already. And number 1 1/2 is Big Jake.

That's good news. I didn't search for him. I wonder why he won't "highlight" when you enter his name?

For those who like their Carhartt sweatshirts of any style I suggest you try to find the brand Work N Sport. It's a Carhartt knock-off and I buy them at Farm and Fleet. I work outdoors and Carhartt is my daily wear. I've found that the sweatshirts from Work N Sport are not only less than 2/3rds the price, but they are much sturdier, fit better, and wear better than Carhartt sweatshirts. For pants and coats Carhartt is still my go-to, but all of my sweatshirts (and insulated work bibs) are transitioning to Work N Sport.

I'm not certain, but I think that you can't delete yourself.

@gimruishas answered his own question. He can't be found in the list of members. I don't believe you can remove yourself from the list of members. I would surmise he was uninvited.

The skill of stealth and the power of prayer. Nothing else matters.

Did you get the 33ft shaft option?

Well that's coming our way now so if you go, don't go here.

The cool thing is you and I are used to this. We'll be in shorts and t-shirt on Thursday. No. No it's not. You don't get to play with us. Go home.

Oh, so even MORE energy! Wow! LOL

I applaud you guys for working so hard with him, but as a former Akita owner I pray that he gets the perfect new parents. These dogs require a special owner. I wish you were keeping him.

I always fish in a lace cravat so I know this is dead on.

If the shoreline funnels down to that drop we would call it a "drain" around these parts. If the shoreline is perfectly level and shows no trace of it we would call it "weird". I'm fishing it either way.

I've owned 7 Mustangs and still have one that I've owned for 34 years. I have a Harley I've owned for 18 years. I've owned various Jeep model years from 1948 to 2014. Right now I have this squarebody Chevy. I don't play the Ford vs. Chevy vs. Mopar children's game. I love them all and love to work on all of them.

I love having vehicles that I have to keep tools in if I'm driving it. Keeping them going down the road is the best part.

At least you got them to respond. I emailed them after they sent me the wrong rod and they won't respond.

Yup. I ordered two rods. Got one I ordered and one I didn't. I have absolutely no use for the wrong one they sent but I'm guessing I'll be eating that one.

Step 1: Tough to do, but you must completely cut out any financial consideration. You can't think about that and still be honest about things like unconditional love, respect, or even liking someone. Just the feeling of being "stuck" in a relationship due to money will drive a wedge. And it DOES NOT MATTER, regardless of how much you think it does. I've been married three times. Third was definitely the charm. She is truly my other half but IT'S STILL WORK. She and I work on our marriage every single day. Every day. No joke. I lost a lot (things and money) in two divorces and I'm better for it. Marriage is a decision. Choose for the right reasons. Money is not the right reason. I know how rough it is so I pray for you and your wife to reconcile and find true happiness. If you aren't religious people this is a great time to give it a try. It's not a cliche. Our Lord works miracles every day. God is great. We are not. He loves us anyway. Edit: I forgot the most important thing. We all love you, brother. You are never alone.

I've been in the woods watching wildlife since I was a toddler. Now I'm 53 and I still love it. My wife can tell you how thrilled I am when I've been fishing and got to watch a bald eagle. Every. Single. Time.

Very interesting and very cool, but dude needs a girlfriend or something.

I had a Fenwick Elite Tech casting I used for jigs and I absolutely loved it. And then I broke it. Totally my fault. I saw these and was reluctant to spend the money but half off was more than I could bear. I'll let you know.

Thanks for the heads up. New Elite Bass casting rod headed my way. You win the day today.

This will sound smart-ass, but I'm serious and I've been there. If you really want to be safe fishing/boating in cold water: pick a cold but sunny day after the water temps have dropped bring a friend or two along go to the lake wearing your typical fishing clothes but take along some towels, a full change of clothing, and a vehicle with a roomy, warm interior. get in the water with your clothes on This advice will strike many people as ridiculous. However, the people who have been fully clothed in sub-50 degree water (or colder) are going to hit the "like" button. You don't have a grasp of the danger of cold water until you've been in it and it's MUCH worse being fully clothed. The Polar Bear people are smart to do it in their skivvies. This is how you will truly set your mind at being careful near cold water. Over the top? Yup. Until the first time you fall in by accident.