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Ewok126 Offline
#201 Posted:
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DrafterX wrote:
Poor Rocco... Sad

we've got a Golden.. she's 14 now and got the cancer too... she still loves the lake but sleeps a lot.. hearing is about gone too.. either that or she just don't give a chit anymore.. Laugh



Man I feel for the pupper and for yall. When we lost Rocco it was a huge kick to the heart. Even though he is gone he is still a huge part of our lives. We talk about him still almost everyday. Our other dogs do things that remind us of him regularly which is actually a good thing. It has brought laughter and tears to us both. We enjoy talking about all the good times and the crazy things that only Rocco would do. Even though it does remind us of him being gone, it also reminds us how lucky we was to have him in our lives and those memories I would not trade for all the money in the world.

My wife actually went and had Rocco's name and the date we lost him tattooed on her arm with a puppy paw print. His urn and photo still sits on my wifes side of the bed on the bedside table. I still catch her sitting there looking at it and vice versa. We still will pull out the photos of Rocco and look at them often. He was a huge part of our lives and he will be it seems for the rest of our lives.

Enjoy what time you have with em, Take plenty of photos as they will come in very very handy later on.

When my wife and I go over the photos of Rocco and we start talking about the things he would do it is almost as if he is still here but in a different way. That my friend is a great comfort for us and gives us both a deep feeling of warmth. Then we get to talking about when we lost him about how all of our friends including here on the forums had stepped up to console us in our loss. This just added more to that feeling of warmth when it comes to Rocco. It is really something great that comes from something so awful such as loss.

So I would say, Take in whatever time you have left with the pupper and hold tight to the memories with both hands, Take plenty of Photos even if it is with a chity cell phone as they will help in the long haul and become one of the most prized possessions that y'all will have.
MrsSledn Offline
#202 Posted:
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I am so sorry Ewok to hear of yours and the wife's loss. Drafter, sorry to hear about your pups also.

Sledn and I went through it when we lost our pups in 2012. We had a baby in Feb. 2012. Pups passed 6 months later. She had cancer at one point but went into remission. Sprained her ACL. Pancreatitis bouts. Coughing up blood clots. She passed with Sledn and I holding her here at home. We also had her cremated. Her picture is on yhe front of her urn. It used to sit downstairs. Now it's in the kitchen.

We share stories of her. Still hurts deep. We never could get another. Our youngest is allergic to dogs and cats. We think about getting one that wouldn't bother his allergies, but just never do.

My thoughts and prayers for you all in this. Such a hard thing to endure. With yhe fur babies it's nothing but good ole unconditional love.

GO BEARS! 🐻🐻🐻
DrafterX Offline
#203 Posted:
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I picked Tampa.. Mad
Ewok126 Offline
#204 Posted:
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MrsSledn wrote:
I am so sorry Ewok to hear of yours and the wife's loss. Drafter, sorry to hear about your pups also.

Sledn and I went through it when we lost our pups in 2012. We had a baby in Feb. 2012. Pups passed 6 months later. She had cancer at one point but went into remission. Sprained her ACL. Pancreatitis bouts. Coughing up blood clots. She passed with Sledn and I holding her here at home. We also had her cremated. Her picture is on yhe front of her urn. It used to sit downstairs. Now it's in the kitchen.

We share stories of her. Still hurts deep. We never could get another. Our youngest is allergic to dogs and cats. We think about getting one that wouldn't bother his allergies, but just never do.

My thoughts and prayers for you all in this. Such a hard thing to endure. With yhe fur babies it's nothing but good ole unconditional love.

GO BEARS! 🐻🐻🐻




I thank you MRS S.

It has been a while now since our loss. We have since recovered and now have 2 other puppers. We honestly enjoy our time reminissin when it comes to ole Rocco and it also seems to now do my wife well.
MrsSledn Offline
#205 Posted:
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You're welcome!

Bears have this as long as they don't screw it up in the second half.
Ewok126 Offline
#206 Posted:
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Welp, A migraine has just kicked me in the arse. Time to find a dark room with no lights or sound for a bit. See if we can shake this chit. Man I hate these things dang things.

You all have a great day. My butt is going to go crawl in a hole for a bit

Peace Brother and Sisters.

MACS Offline
#207 Posted:
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Well... I guess the beer can chicken I made was pretty good. Wife wanted it again, so it's cookin'...

Good enough excuse to drink a beer, I s'pose.
DrafterX Offline
#208 Posted:
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i always cook 2... gotta debone it but I use the extra meat for a quick quesadillas or cheese & crackers and stuff... ThumpUp
DrafterX Offline
#209 Posted:
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Looks like Tampa's making a comeback.. Beer
MACS Offline
#210 Posted:
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DrafterX wrote:
i always cook 2... gotta debone it but I use the extra meat for a quick quesadillas or cheese & crackers and stuff... ThumpUp


Oddly enough, I got a 2 pack of whole chickens at Sam's club. She wanted me to do one beer can chicken and she's keeping the other for a different dish.
MrsSledn Offline
#211 Posted:
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Sorry Tampa...

Actually I'm not. Lol
DrafterX Offline
#212 Posted:
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they're hard to predict.. Chicago did well today... Herfing
danmdevries Offline
#213 Posted:
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Home from camping.

Think the transmission may be giving up in my truck. Full throttle to back the camper up the stone driveway. Usually needs generous throttle but never foot to the floor, usually get tire spin before I get there. Not today.... Eased into it and stopped moving, kept pushing until I was on the floor and still wasn't moving... Set the brake and chocked the wheels while we unpacked to let it cool. Half hour later I was able to back it the rest of the way up as normal.

The 2-3 shift has been odd and under heavy braking it doesn't downshift quickly enough and often need to idle forward to get to first.

Just hit 4500 hours on the truck, but only 115k miles.
MACS Offline
#214 Posted:
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What kinda truck you got?
Ewok126 Offline
#215 Posted:
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5 hours to get migraine relief ugggg

I wake up to orange spicy chicken in rice with bell peppers, pineapple, and carrots with a side of Jiaozi. Man I love my wife!
MACS Offline
#216 Posted:
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Ewok126 wrote:
5 hours to get migraine relief ugggg

I wake up to orange spicy chicken in rice with bell peppers, pineapple, and carrots with a side of Jiaozi. Man I love my wife!


Punch yourself in the nuts next time. You'll forget all about your headache.
Ewok126 Offline
#217 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
Punch yourself in the nuts next time. You'll forget all about your headache.



Dude! that aint funny.

You know my wife will not let me have my nuts out of her purse and you know I am very sensitive about that.

MACS Offline
#218 Posted:
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Ewok126 wrote:
Dude! that aint funny.

You know my wife will not let me have my nuts out of her purse and you know I am very sensitive about that.



Well, have her do it...
Ewok126 Offline
#219 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
Well, have her do it...


I would but honestly, I think she lost em, or threw em away I haven't made up my mind.

It's all good though because now I am more aerodynamic... Like a super slow Flash!Cool





Here is to an end of a great day well minus the migrain early on.

My wife got to see all the birthday wishes from friends and family. My neighbor, his wife and a friend of his came over. We all sit out in the garage and raised a glass of Monkey Shoulder to the wife and wished her a fantastic birthday. She really loves that stuff and so do I. I never thought I would like a triple malt but it is pretty dang tasty. We hashed out plans for the Halloween party that the wife and I are hosting for all the neighborhood kids deciding on what I am going to cook and games for the chidrens. My Neighbor, his friend, his wife and I also enjoyed a nice cuban cigar while talking all this over. My wife bless her doesn't smoke cigars. I am still trying to get her to try it but she refuses lol. It is not often I get to have good days but when I get to see my wife happy and enjoying herself it just seems like everything else goes to the wayside for a bit. It was a great day indeed.

Have a good one folks.
rfenst Offline
#220 Posted:
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Good morning.
8trackdisco Offline
#221 Posted:
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Up and at em.
SmokeMonkey Offline
#222 Posted:
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Good morning, y’all
danmdevries Offline
#223 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
What kinda truck you got?


Chevy 2500
danmdevries Offline
#224 Posted:
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Welcome back to Monday fellas
DrafterX Offline
#225 Posted:
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Cool Dudes...
Ram27 Offline
#226 Posted:
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Morning folks......Herfing

Nice seeing you drop in Cathy,hope all is well.

Enjoy the day all. ram27bat
danmdevries Offline
#227 Posted:
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Hello Ram
danmdevries Offline
#228 Posted:
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Wife wants to make chili tomorrow so I'm making the chicken today.

Grocery store had boneless skinless on sale for a buck a pound so I bought a bunch. Put seasonings and olive oil in a 2g Ziploc bag, smashed the meat around for a while and let it sit for a few hours.

4 breasts in the electric smoker with mesquite

4 breasts on charcoal in the grill.

Whiskey n beer and a HDM
dstieger Offline
#229 Posted:
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My Galaxy S7 downloaded and updated two 'Samsung Aps' Saturday morning. The fn phone has since rebooted itself no less than 100 times....constantly for about a 90 minute period last night --- while I was on my way to airport to pick up the wife -- not sure how we managed without cell phones in the way back

I've safe-booted; factory reset; cleared data cache; cleared system cache....unless Samsung fixes the firmware (assuming its broke), this phone is about useless
Ram27 Offline
#230 Posted:
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Howdy dan......
dstieger Offline
#231 Posted:
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My wife just reminded me that her phone has been giving her (different) grief lately - battery/charging 'issues'....COINCIDENTALLY, both phones were just paid off in the last six weeks or so....do I sound a little too 'Jonesy' if I found myself wondering if Samsung and/or Verizon have some culpability, if not nefarious activity, here?
opelmanta1900 Offline
#232 Posted:
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Did you add the cost of the phone as a monthly bill increase? Cuz as much as I love a good cell phone company conspiracy, I think the average smart phone only lasts around 21 months... And that's the average...
dstieger Offline
#233 Posted:
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yeah....but...I gotta think a couple of fogies like us are curve busters --- I mean...I've seen what youngins do to phones and aside from an occasional rain storm while fishing, we ought to be WAY on the right side of that lifespan scale
danmdevries Offline
#234 Posted:
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dstieger wrote:
My Galaxy S7 downloaded and updated two 'Samsung Aps' Saturday morning. The fn phone has since rebooted itself no less than 100 times....constantly for about a 90 minute period last night --- while I was on my way to airport to pick up the wife -- not sure how we managed without cell phones in the way back

I've safe-booted; factory reset; cleared data cache; cleared system cache....unless Samsung fixes the firmware (assuming its broke), this phone is about useless



I'm having the same issues, as is the wife. Both 100% paid off midsummer. Now both practically unusable. Hard reset, minimal apps, still slower than molasses. Thinking of reading up on a full wipe and alternate OS.

But, they do reportedly slow their processing when the battery is nearing the end of its service life, which could very well be my case. Wife's 2.5 years old and mine's 3 years old. Neither have (easily) replaceable batteries. Even when I had the older phones with replaceable batteries, once they slowed down they stayed slowed down even with a new OEM battery.
danmdevries Offline
#235 Posted:
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dstieger wrote:
yeah....but...I gotta think a couple of fogies like us are curve busters --- I mean...I've seen what youngins do to phones and aside from an occasional rain storm while fishing, we ought to be WAY on the right side of that lifespan scale


I use mine. A lot. Most of my internet browsing, email, and banking goes through the phone. But I used to get two days use from a full charge. Now it's about 14 hours. Wife's phone even when not using much only lasts 8 hours. Both are frustratingly slow.

But I figure we've both got about 3 years from em, and they're a consumable, so just gotta buy new. But I'm still tempted to crack mine open, replace the battery, and root/install alternative OS without the factory software to see if it wakes it up.
dstieger Offline
#236 Posted:
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Seems kind of insane that $1K consumer product has a lifespan of less than 2 yrs....nuts......If you include service cost, phones life cycle cost/year are probably more expensive than cars
victor809 Offline
#237 Posted:
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Meh... Probably.
But they get cooler every year... So we want new ones anyway.

It'll probably follow the computer cycle.

There was a time when computers were obsolescing much faster, because the new OS or new games put too much demand on a computer even a couple years old. And back then we didn't care much about lifespan of a computer because we would need a new one soon anyway.

Now... A computer can be viable for years. And now they seem to last a bit longer as well....
DrafterX Offline
#238 Posted:
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Depends on what you're doing with them of course... Mellow
corey sellers Offline
#239 Posted:
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The wife and I just got a new galaxy 9 and it acts crazy as hell had a galaxy 5 that was paid for but they we really slow and starting to do stupid **** but that phone was probably 4 years old
corey sellers Offline
#240 Posted:
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And I was not watching midget porn wrestling
Ewok126 Offline
#241 Posted:
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corey sellers wrote:
And I was not watching midget porn wrestling


But dude, that is so fun!Anxious
frankj1 Offline
#242 Posted:
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my flipfone is like a hundred
corey sellers Offline
#243 Posted:
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Can't imagine watching the midget porn on that thing Frank you want me to send you my old phone probably still some good footage on it
victor809 Offline
#244 Posted:
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Finally within striking distance of 220lbs... 221 at the scale. I feel like I should go swim another mile just to get it
opelmanta1900 Offline
#245 Posted:
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meh... just puke...
MrsSledn Offline
#246 Posted:
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I have a Samsung Galaxy Edge 7. Have had it almost 2 years and will be paid off next month. I lowered the insurance on it last month. Now having problems with it. Won't connect into WiFi, texts not going through. Not holding a charge as long. Today I received a text and the darn thing locked up and screen went black. Took a bit for it to get back to normal.

I had a Note 3. Loved that phone. Got the Note 7 but well obviously that went wrong so ended up with this thing. Screen cracked within months and it killed my memory card some how.

Hi Ram! I hope all is well with you old friend!

Good night Drafter.
frankj1 Offline
#247 Posted:
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corey sellers wrote:
Can't imagine watching the midget porn on that thing Frank you want me to send you my old phone probably still some good footage on it

when I run out of Gorilla tape and have to get a new phone, I'll be looking for another flipper but one that doesn't even take pictures. Lower the tech for me, please.

meanwhile, the rumblings have begun that will reestablish the fact that I am like a genius...

so many people have become concerned about their phone addictions (falling into man holes, walking into traffic, lost social skills) that sales of flippers have started to rise. Saw an article in the Boston Globe advising to buy used on line rather than phone stores to save money!
Ram27 Offline
#248 Posted:
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RollEyes
SmokeMonkey Offline
#249 Posted:
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Good morning, y’all
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#250 Posted:
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Gonz
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