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If they are the right ones they should be a bear to get them on the cable and seated. Not an easy slip on type of install in other words [ Post made via Android ]

That stuff is gonna buy a lot of yarn balls and knitting needles....or crab traps....maybe a down payment on a stilt house. [ Post made via Android ]

So much for the "renewable energy" hype...can't renew crops during a drought season...duh! Maybe the corn off the cob shouldn't have been used at a rate of 40% for fuel. It's nice that they are exploring other bases that we don't eat for the fuel but I still an not a fan of trading one volitile energy source for another. Natural gas burned to make biomass fuels still makes oxides..anything burned uses oxygen and makes oxides...(carbon, sulfur, etc.)..the tractors and trucks and diesel electric locomotives still gotta plant, harvest, and transport it to the refineries. Reductions in greenhouse gas is a farce. Guess all we can do is crab while Washington goes deeper in debt subsidizing the idea, and blowing smoke about its viability and greatness. Sure prices will possibly jump at the pump but that won't be because of ethanol supplies. Refinery stocks are bet on every day in trading and that is the worst culprit. In another thread someone mentioned the droughts having effects on water rights. Los Angeles is paying farmers not to plant, big money per acre not to plant so they can get more water to the city from the aquaducts used for irrigation. Las Vegas is afraid that the lousy economy and lack of revenues to tax for their expensive water from Lake Mead and the Colorado River will have them running out of water due to the drought and a government agreement that when the water reaches a certain pool level above sea level the lake will be shut off for supply or at the very least go below the tunnel entrance for the water to get to the city. That would require the city to figure how to get more water with the tax base lower than it ever has been due to housing crunch and other economic downturn effects. A real problem, since the Hoover dam is involved to make electricity from the same impoundment. Kinda places a high value on water in some places where the corn don't grow, and in places where lavishly landscaped living really should have thought about how it would survive. The city pays folks there to remove the turf and have gravel yards by the square foot so they don't have to water the grass. Hookup fees for water are wickedly high. Seems the trickle down effect plays more of a role when you have the rights to the sources at the beginning of the flowage and the ones at the end have enough money to buy it from the middle. That could be the farmer that grows your food...or in this case grows your fuel for your car. Which is more important comes down to who has the most money in hand. Could be the oil companies...see ...water is valuable in a indirect way, and you can bet YOUR dollar will find It's way to the highest bidder no matter what. Whether it is sin city..or smoggy LA..or the farmer if it makes more for him to grow corn again instead of fallow. Mark [ Post made via Android ]

Sum reference fer ya ta go by Pete....some are from Lyntucky...and sum from Cornball..(corning)...cousin Rays crib. upload pictures Required t-shirt image ru Queen of yer 12 by 65 example image hosting sites Yer guard dog fer the yard...when he grows up picture sharing Redneck cooler photo upload Rays idear when the woman is feelin like swangin image hosting sites Example of a Lyntucky thanks givin [ Post made via Android ]

...and then I said,,,,"Don't shoot!.....I have Kessler's!....took my whiskey and slinked away. Mumbled something about yaag my stir or something like that ....huh? [ Post made via Android ]

I called my insurance company after I had an accident with a coyote....they asked me if the coyote was damaged and if I got the license tag to identify it. I said yes the coyote was hit in its asss..but it ran from the scene and couldn't get the tag. They said, you mean it was hit in the rectum? I said, WRECKED UM!...DAM near KILLED UM! They said, without the tag we can't insure the scuff in yer raised white lettering on yer monster mudder super swamper 18 44s......we can't be sure it was one of our coyotes....SORRY! next time ima gonna foller im up wit sum double ought.... [ Post made via Android ]

HEY , I drink Labatt's Blue GRRRRRRRRRRR NO NO NO,,,,,,Bob!....It's ....AWE-Grrrrrrrr That's what a auger is! [ Post made via Android ]

Don't forget the fully illuminated, chromium plated ballsack hangin under the rear bumper of yer lifted truck. No true redneck can beat yer truck to the other end of the mud pit when you got an uncasterated bully dog kit complete with testosterone injection! [ Post made via Android ]

Brew yer own beer from what ya grow in the garden that is guarded by pitbulls, cause ya got some other money crop growin in there. Ya kin call it any color ya like (Red).. in good taste Make shure ya only git ta town about twice a year, cause ya gotta buy sum copper line and a 100 lbs a yeast. Build yer own still and always wear some coveralls..never wear no baseball cap unless it got Junior Johnson on it with a big block dodge 440 cu in. engine pic on it. Always keep the law happy wit sum a dat brew, so as ya kin keep on brewin. Never go no where without yer bowie knife on yer side. Rednecks from other trailer parks kin be mean and try ta take yer goods and yer woman. Beer is important, but make sure ya only drink it durin the mornin, afternoon and nite hours. Hope this helps "Crazy" Mark

Nice buck Scott! Mark

Nice job! It is frustrating to weigh the difference of quit or persist. The rewards of persist are the sweetest. What a great story and pics! Bowhunting is a sport of patience, grace and persistence and you men have made it an art. Congratulations! Mark

Is it viable?....or does it just look fancy,expensive, and about to fail...never mind the koolade, more like ..WHOAAA!...that was some great medicinal weed man! Oh ....You didn't build that..It's ok Ray, my koolade is toxin free. Looks like some great work "Ray the plumber" [ Post made via Android ]

I've gotten estimates...another word for pre-hosing. Done my own repairs after the shock, and been satisfied with my own precious time investment...(was gonna drink beer anyway)...might as well occupy my free hand and another brain cell [ Post made via Android ]

upload photo Good times my friends!..nice comfy boat there Mike. Hey instead of swabbing the deck next time, we are going to rock out man!...power inverted amps, mandolin, guitars, ..man we could do up a concert on the lake during the lull. Here is a pic of the rich life...and some great colors too! Mark [ Post made via Android ]

It's OK Jerry...that arrow is a "conditioning" shot!....next time, park yer truck closer so she won't have to look for ya in the stand. She will know you are there when she sees it and won't look up there. If you get enough "conditioning" shots at her, she will tell her fat boyfriend not to worry, it's just normal woods noise and sticks falling and they never hit you....just stand and ignore that Jerry guy. Mark [ Post made via Android ]

Fishing Report Your Name / Boat Name: ============== TRIP OVERVIEW ============== Date(s): Time on Water: too long Weather/Temp: nice Wind Speed/Direction: Waves: 1 to 3 Surface Temp 63.4 Location: breakwall east LAT/LONG (GPS Cords): =============== FISHING RESULTS =============== Total Hits: millions Total Boated: too many Species Breakdown: brown fat, froggy, slimmy, ugly, rubber gobies Hot Lure: gulp minnows...2.5 inch shiner Trolling Speed: reverse...jigging in reverse.. Down Speed: not fast enough Boat Depth: too shallow...where does the goby finally get crushed by depth? Lure Depth: dragging on bottom...apparently! ==================== SUMMARY & FURTHER DETAILS photo hosting sites upload picture These were some fine examples of trophy gobie!...Mick and I teamed up today and had a tough time convincing the few salmon to bite and only managed a 30 second battle with a trout of some species on a j13 Rapala. Only a few salmon hopping out of the water around us and very clear water. We tried for perch out in 12 to 20 fow and marked a lot of what appeared to be some perch but found that we had a gobie hotspot (everywhere)...couldn't put the bait down more than 5 seconds and whammo!...huge gobies were off running with our "gulp" minnows! Now I know MUSKYBOB is licking his chops just at the sight of these tasty critters. We used his technique of dragging the bottom with our bait and caught tons of these little froggy fish! Some are real trophies, but we need a recipe for them. Maybe Adirondack smoked gobie or something. Sorry Bob, you might just loose the coveted goby award to us cause we really slaughtered them today. Mark ==================== [ Post made via Android ]

Ray, if ya can't find one you can make a nice one from marine plywood or even construction plywood and coat it with poly urethane. Use a plexiglass door hinged at the top and a single push button latch at the bottom, and a close coil long spring fastened to the door to prop it open and with just a bend in the spring it will drop the door shut. Also a great addition to storage is the T-BAG. it hangs up under the top and holds pfd and lots of tackle stuff up out of the weather and easy access. I'll get you some pics from mine. [ Post made via Android ]

Offensive Humans...except Ray...he is a natural..a nature boy..Au natural'...naturalist of the world-class kind. Good thing he has body hair! [ Post made via Android ]

Nice Rick!..great season for you! Mark [ Post made via Android ]

I agree. Like Tom said it should be free. The sacrafice of life and limb and personal time by our men and women of service to the nation are unending in many ways. Thank-you all who served to help us here enjoy peace and freedom to fish without fear! Bingo, May you spend many enjoyable days on the water, it will help with your distress. Welcome home and welcome to LOU! Mark [ Post made via Android ]

There is a very distict difference between small game hunters and deer hunters. As a small game hunter the activity is focused on flushing game. A rather noisy approach in most cases. Scent control is not used and sometimes there are dogs employed. Yes there is shooting, but the small game hunter has announced their presence long enough for deer to calmly leave the area and not be affected by the shooting. It is just not close enough to them for them to be alarmed at any shooting during small game. Stalking deer and getting close to deer unannounced is what alarms them. Throw a couple rounds at them and they are more alert to EVERY small disturbance in the woods. Sure there will be bucks getting short memories when the scent of does come on strong, and that is your best chance for a buck to fall prey to your plans. However many bucks go into nocturnal mode too. Kids have just as much chance during regular season and it is safer by all means when everyone is on the same plan. Get them out there on opening day and teach them about ALL the aspects of gun hunting in the regular season, including the part of hunting with the presence of other hunters in the woods for instructions on safety. [ Post made via Android ]

Needless to say, once a buck is fired at with a gun, you can bet that you won't see that deer in normal routine again if missed by inches. More activity in your well preserved area of attracting efforts can't be a good thing either. I'm all for helping youngsters get started, but what is wrong with regular seasons? My kids learned just as much AFTER bow season, AND during bow season. It's called bow season for a reason. Mark [ Post made via Android ]

Shucks...I was wondering why that forklift was tailgatin me on I86 at 65mph. Ended up a pallet short at appalachin. [ Post made via Android ]

Don't forget the wonderbread [ Post made via Android ]

Wisconsin was cranking up wind out of the southwest bad yesterday [ Post made via Android ]