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DrafterX Offline
#451 Posted:
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More of an Amber beer guy myself I guess... Been a few years since I've had a Guinness.. Mellow
danmdevries Offline
#452 Posted:
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Trail cam picked up nothing.

Traps were tripped and baits eaten.

Chicken coop entered, one more dead.
DrafterX Offline
#453 Posted:
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Damn.... Sad
Sunoverbeach Offline
#454 Posted:
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Have to admit, while I love stouts, Guiness is not my favorite by a long shot

As far as virgin sacrifices, those are getting harder to find nowadays
Sunoverbeach Offline
#455 Posted:
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Dan, you've got yourself a ninja raccoon. May need teenage mutant turtles to combat
opelmanta1900 Offline
#456 Posted:
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Rain...
DrafterX Offline
#457 Posted:
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It's flurrying here... Mellow
corey sellers Offline
#458 Posted:
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Rain down here again
frankj1 Offline
#459 Posted:
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5 or 6 inches of snow here, but fluffy
Ram27 Offline
#460 Posted:
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Afternoon peeps.


ram27bat
Satchmo218 Offline
#461 Posted:
Joined: 02-07-2019
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Good afternoon al!

Our average temp where I live in MN for the month of Feb. has been....3....3 degrees!!! This is gonna suck for calving season, which is just around the corner. A lot of sleepless nights!
danmdevries Offline
#462 Posted:
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Sunoverbeach wrote:
Dan, you've got yourself a ninja raccoon. May need teenage mutant turtles to combat



My money's on it being a cat. Or maybe chupacabra.

Did catch a tuft of fur on a piece of the fencing that looks like cat fur, not coarse enough to be raccoon. Plus raccoons are clumsy and this is being done by something that eludes the laws of physics.
DrafterX Offline
#463 Posted:
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Well, only one thing left to do then... Mellow
danmdevries Offline
#464 Posted:
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Bought the wife a 2016 Honda Civic.

Base model, but other than the wheels (hubcaps - seriously who does this anymore?) we like it. Can pull these off and mount winter tires, and buy a new set of wheels for the rest of the year.

Certified bumper to bumper warranty for 12 months, powertrain for 100k.

Had to argue price a bit. Initially they came back with a total that was $1k over the price of the car, and that was after 2k on trade and 2k down. I said if this is where you're starting, I'm walking. They came back with out the door price at the list price of the car. Again, nope, strike two. Said I'm putting 4k down with the trade and cash, but you're still getting the listing price of the car. Came back 1500 under the listing price out the door. Thought that was a bit more fair so I bought. Then had to spend an hour refusing their add on services and protection plans and stuff. Even when we got to the signing part, the price was back up from what we agreed on and I had to start being a jerk to get the thing done. Same thing with a different Honda dealership when we bought the Subaru in 2010.

This just a Honda dealer thing? Didn't have to deal with any of this when I bought my used truck. When I got the truck, the price on the lot plus sales tax was what I paid and the sales guy asked if I was interested in any protection package or extended warranty to which a verbal "no" was sufficient. The Honda dealer had me sign a form for every thing they offered and I declined.
danmdevries Offline
#465 Posted:
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DrafterX wrote:
Well, only one thing left to do then... Mellow


Call the Chinese takeout restaurant? Whistle
frankj1 Offline
#466 Posted:
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DrafterX wrote:
Well, only one thing left to do then... Mellow

guess I better pack a suitcase...
opelmanta1900 Offline
#467 Posted:
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Spent about 5 hours in hyper mode yesterday, getting the backyard summerized...

It's about 65 out, 70 in the backyard... Sporadic cool breeze to take the edge off the sunshine... I'm lounging with an ladc ee and some mandatory Marley... Probably pick a lemon at some point and squeeze a glass of lemonade....

This is as relaxed as I've been since the last deep sea herf...
DrafterX Offline
#468 Posted:
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You whacked it at da Herf..?? Huh
opelmanta1900 Offline
#469 Posted:
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I've got my kids right now...
Ram27 Offline
#470 Posted:
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Best of luck with Honda purchase dan.


Evening peeps.....

"500" moving along at a rapid pace. Beer
rfenst Offline
#471 Posted:
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Ram27 wrote:
Best of luck with Honda purchase dan.


Evening peeps.....

"500" moving along at a rapid pace. Beer

Yeah, it should be done tonight.
MACS Offline
#472 Posted:
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So... my boat has a few cracks in the fiberglass on the transom where the engine mounts, and a few along the seams of the deck. Brought it to the manufacturer, who is extremely good about fixing any issues and he's taking care of everything for me. He's going to put in an aluminum brace where the engine mounts so it doesn't happen again.

While he's at it... I'm having a new, black, powder-coated T-top put on to replace the flimsy aluminum one that came on it. He's selling me the T-top at his cost, and a small fee to remove the old one and mount the new. $1,000.

Bust
Out
Another
Thousand

Herfing
frankj1 Offline
#473 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
So... my boat has a few cracks in the fiberglass on the transom where the engine mounts, and a few along the seams of the deck. Brought it to the manufacturer, who is extremely good about fixing any issues and he's taking care of everything for me. He's going to put in an aluminum brace where the engine mounts so it doesn't happen again.

While he's at it... I'm having a new, black, powder-coated T-top put on to replace the flimsy aluminum one that came on it. He's selling me the T-top at his cost, and a small fee to remove the old one and mount the new. $1,000.

Bust
Out
Another
Thousand

Herfing

is this my fault, cuz I weigh so much?
MACS Offline
#474 Posted:
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Probably dragged your tripod across the deck a few times.

But it's likely because my first boat cover filled with rain water (back in January of 17 we had a lot of rain) and lined the damn thing like a swimming pool. It wasn't meant to hold that much weight... and over time the weakened fiberglass just cracked. It isn't serious and he's fixing it.
Sunoverbeach Offline
#475 Posted:
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I lost a boat to wear and weather....so I inflated a new one and all good again
opelmanta1900 Offline
#476 Posted:
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Mine doubles as a spare bed that my wife let's me use when she's mad at me... Anxious
Sunoverbeach Offline
#477 Posted:
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That's very sweet of her. She's a keeper
8trackdisco Offline
#478 Posted:
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Hey.............. February................. Go somewhere and die tonight.
8trackdisco Offline
#479 Posted:
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Sunoverbeach wrote:
Your logic is flawed. Dark beer is anytime beer, excepting those times when you plan to drink copious amounts


I have Logic?


8trackdisco Offline
#480 Posted:
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deadeyedick wrote:
Blasphemy ! Dark beer IS beer. Might just as well sacrifice a virgin to end winter.


What good is a virgin?
DrafterX Offline
#481 Posted:
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I've had a couple... Mellow
DrafterX Offline
#482 Posted:
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Of course I was one once at the time.. Mellow
rfenst Offline
#483 Posted:
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8trackdisco wrote:
What good is a virgin?

If you have to ask...
danmdevries Offline
#484 Posted:
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Picked up the new car about 30 minutes ago.

I like it. It's ugly as sin, but I like it. Still would've preferred an Accord but wife wanted a Civic. Does have a bit more room than the old Subaru. Put the kid's car seat behind the driver's seat and he fit. Had to have him behind passenger seat in the Subaru if I was driving, and his feet still needed to be turned to the sides. Now he's got room to kick the seat.

Now gotta shop for new wheels. Gonna put some feelers out for OEM takeoffs before buying aftermarket.
dkeage Offline
#485 Posted:
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danmdevries wrote:
Picked up the new car about 30 minutes ago.

I like it. It's ugly as sin, but I like it. Still would've preferred an Accord but wife wanted a Civic. Does have a bit more room than the old Subaru. Put the kid's car seat behind the driver's seat and he fit. Had to have him behind passenger seat in the Subaru if I was driving, and his feet still needed to be turned to the sides. Now he's got room to kick the seat.

Now gotta shop for new wheels. Gonna put some feelers out for OEM takeoffs before buying aftermarket.



Why does it matter what the wheels look like??





Yes, I'm officially old....Brick wall
danmdevries Offline
#486 Posted:
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dkeage wrote:
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Why does it matter what the wheels look like??





Yes, I'm officially old....Brick wall


Steel wheels with hubcaps. Can see the rusty steelies through the hubcaps.

Just looks like crap.

Tomorrow the car's going up on jackstands, pulling 4 wheels, and sanding/painting the rusty steel wheels so at least it looks halfway decent until I can get some proper wheels on the car.

I hate steelies/hubcaps with a passion. Even the ugliest cast wheels look a million times better than any hubcap.
8trackdisco Offline
#487 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
So... my boat has a few cracks in the fiberglass on the transom where the engine mounts, and a few along the seams of the deck. Brought it to the manufacturer, who is extremely good about fixing any issues and he's taking care of everything for me. He's going to put in an aluminum brace where the engine mounts so it doesn't happen again.

While he's at it... I'm having a new, black, powder-coated T-top put on to replace the flimsy aluminum one that came on it. He's selling me the T-top at his cost, and a small fee to remove the old one and mount the new. $1,000.

Bust
Out
Another
Thousand

Herfing


A seaworthy boat would be nice.
DrafterX Offline
#488 Posted:
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Being in the Chicago area I'd bet there's a ton of used wheels stores around.. Mellow
MACS Offline
#489 Posted:
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8trackdisco wrote:
A seaworthy boat would be nice.


I used it for months like it was. It isn't leaking, it just has cracks.
deadeyedick Offline
#490 Posted:
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Bunch of peepers looking for this to end...............
rfenst Offline
#491 Posted:
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deadeyedick wrote:
Bunch of peepers looking for this to end...............

Yup.
DrafterX Offline
#492 Posted:
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Had an old Boston Whaler many years ago I had to replace the transom on.. they ripped up the deck and reinforced some runners also.. had a Merc 125 6 cylinder which mighta been a little heavy for it.. worked out fine until I sold it a couple years later... Mellow
8trackdisco Offline
#493 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
I used it for months like it was. It isn't leaking, it just has cracks.


NOT the kind of thing I can say out loud in the house.
DrafterX Offline
#494 Posted:
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That does sound like a bigger problem than da boat.... Think
8trackdisco Offline
#495 Posted:
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Prostitutes.
rfenst Offline
#496 Posted:
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OK fellow lurkers- let's go!
dkeage Offline
#497 Posted:
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DrafterX wrote:
Had an old Boston Whaler many years ago I had to replace the transom on.. they ripped up the deck and reinforced some runners also.. had a Merc 125 6 cylinder which mighta been a little heavy for it.. worked out fine until I sold it a couple years later... Mellow

BW makes good boats...
8trackdisco Offline
#498 Posted:
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Heading to the sideline.
rfenst Offline
#499 Posted:
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8trackdisco wrote:
Heading to the sideline.

OK, I'll do it.Boo hoo!
DrafterX Offline
#500 Posted:
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No way man... Not talking
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