Fisherman

Hoes are those things that stand around streetlamps at night and you catch critters with them. Hose is what you want to fix

I'll vouch for 12foot's treatment of the double Otter he adopted from me, he beats it..mercilessly. I have the smaller version, you get what you pay for. I had a Frabill once, it lasted one outing... garbage.

Nice catch, maybe this weekend coming.

If Huron/GB get much lower, I'll be able to drive from Meaford to Owen Sound along the shoreline. It's just nuts how much it's gone down. Where we used to go for a wash in the summer by some 7' high boulders, they are now dry. That's a lot of water gone somewhere.

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Liar, liar pants on fire, Hang your ____ on some fencing wire...well sort of.

Honestly don't know if boats that big have a plug or not. I'm thinking maybe a cooling hose that gave up for the motor(s). But, you would think there's be an auto bilge at the least with an audible alarm. They must have been paying attention or maybe engaged in unknown activity.

Love watching them, especially out of the trailer window in the summer. Leave a light on inside for a few minutes and the moths are buzzing around, look out for the fanged 8x8 monster. But, in the trailer, that's whole nuther story.

Yup,

Well it doesn't work with Telus or Rogers, bunko info.

I thought it was what happens when the wife asks what's on TV and you reply dust....and then the Arctic winds blew for months...

Hands too cold for the cow to hold still..

That's a nice bunch of fillets, maybe this weekend.

Most people would take them back for the core refund

Ya, right across the road is the turd burgler factory, can get a little rancid now and then.

Or go to the parking lot directly west of the launch and walk back across the foot bridge, takes about 45 seconds.

And what did you learn about the insides

Nikwax is definitely good stuff. I use the stuff for winter boots, apply twice a year, no leaks and the leather doesn't suffer from road salt.

I can only say from personal experience, my wife has the Samsung Galaxy 10 tablet and it near resulted in divorce. I say unless you are computer savvy and don't need a lot of Advil you might get through the change from PC to Tablet. In my view it is not user friendly and every now and then when updates happen, see ya, I'm off to the farthest sport shop I can find. Noooooo, I don't want to hear what your Tablet is doing now and what it has changed and what you can't do or find. I think I would go with the iPad if I had to go with any of them.

Hey, hey, hey, what's with the drinking pinky sticking out..

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Maybe if ________ had thought about this before going hog wild with the size of cars and capability of making gas dissappear faster than you could pump it, we wouldn't be in this predicament. Even nowadays it continues, the N/A mentality of bigger faster more power, why the hell do you need trucks with 6-7-800 ft/lbs and 350hp to move stuff that years ago only took half that. The supersizing and obesity of vehicles has to stop.

If I'm not mistaken there is a big difference between the inverter power and surge protectors on dirty generators. Inverters have clean waveform, almost unlikely to screw up any electronics or motor driven devices whereas a regular contractor generator doesn't. The only thing a surge protector does is limit the voltage, not clean it up.

Well lets see how far you get.. With the extended range Volt, you don’t have to choose between electric or gas. You have the option of both. First is the advanced lithium–ion battery that allows you to drive gas-free for an EPA-estimated 38 miles.(about 60km) But Volt doesn’t stop there. Then you switch back to gas. Really..hope that's not their version of cutting edge technology, that wouldn't get me half way to Toronto.