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Well, now that IS pitiful. Heck, I've made to almost 1000 at least three times just since 2014 alone! Or was it 900? Is this Tuesday?

I haven't been able to stay awake till 1 am for fifteen years! Oh well, still enjoy reading about you doing it and looking at the pics! Keep up the good work.

Thirteen days to go for us - don't sore mouth all of 'em! Remember what Abraham Lincoln said: "Getting greedy makes cowards of you all." Or something like that......... 😚

I also looked long and hard at the 620 and 621 when I purchased my Z521 a couple of years ago and for all of the same reasons mentioned above. And I absolutely would have gone that direction if my storage situation was just a little more accommodating. It's just such a pain in the butt to get even the 521 in and out of my garage that I decided that the extra weight and girth of the multi-species models was just gonna be too much to bear. But if I had a larger and more easily accessible place to keep it the 621 would have been mine. Don't get me wrong - I love my 521 and it handles rough water superbly but I kind of liken the 621 to driving my Tahoe and the 521 is more like riding in a Camaro. And at homey's age I be digging the comfort and safety of the Tahoe! I think you're gonna be absolutely thrilled to death with that new boat and good for you I say!

Yep and I was there when it happened!

Oh my! That is a must have!

You're right - and stay off my lawn!!!

Welcome back - hope life and its circumstances are smiling upon you once again. 🙂

"Decent" luck? Can't wait to see a "good" day!

Curious here as well. I've also run AGM's (Cabela's) for about ten years - truly maintenance free and (for ten years anyways) worry free and have no intentions of going back to lead/acid. More expensive initially although lead/acid batteries are doing their best to catch up in that department the last five years or so.

Too pooped to pop?

Put most any one of us in the front of the boat and it would instantly become a submarine.......

Fortunately/unfortunately that ain't me. I haven't seen that much hair since the last time I swept out a barber shop! What I can't figure out is why he seems so focused on an aiming point. I'd also like to see the "after" photo if he hit that thing even a smidgeon heavy...... And I NEVER slice!

I dunno how many of you guys buy what the Farmer's Almanac has to say (I do but only when it parallels what I wanna hear) but their long range spring forecast is calling for exceptionally cold and wet for Kansas and Missouri THROUGH MAY! Consequently, I currently think the Almanac is a bunch of bullpoop......... We were in Palm Springs for eight days the week before last and we're accustomed to 80's and 90's out there and have only seen it so much as sprinkle one time in eleven years. However, this trip, we only even sniffed 70 one day and on Valentine's Day a storm blew through that dumped four inches of rain in fifteen hours. Now, that might not sound like much to us but it exceeded their "normal" precipitation total for the entire YEAR! Heck, they don't even have gutters on the houses out there and storm sewers are about as common as left nostril inhalers are around here. This photo was in Phoenix over the weekend!

Man, that's crazy! Not for me but crazy nonetheless!

"piscatorial" Nice.

Bo's appear to be kind of bulky when side by side to Dave's but they sure seem to work just fine. I use the 1/8 oz. Nu Tech crappie jighead for all kinds of stuff and really like 'em.

I say crimson and blue....... It's a joke, Champ, it's a joke........😘

That's pretty good but KY3 has never been the same since Ned Reynolds retired. The Ted Baxter of sports broadcasting if there ever was one.........

So long as you keep it narrowed down to your supinators, pronators, internal and external rates of rotation, primary, secondary and pelvic tilts and pressure release points along with matching weight shift, hip turn to shoulder girdle ratio and, obviously, the accompanying tilt/switch effects paired with proper club face orientation relative to your swing plane (and path) while applying the appropriate downward angle of attack then your spine angle and ball position should readily match up in order for the coefficient of restitution to properly impact the moment of inertia in order to enable you to accurately assess your launch angle and spin rate so that you might properly evaluate whether or not you need to change your grip and start all over! You're welcome.........😳

Bingo! Although I'm not too sure what self-respecting caveman would actually play tennis for cryin' out loud!

Exactly! Heck, it's so simple even a caveman could do it!

Man, between this and the jerk bait thread y'all got me thinking about thinking about something else! Pretty sure I oughta sell the boat and join a bowling league.... 😱 I happen to know a couple of NASA engineers that begged off about two pages into both discussions and went back to the more simple stuff. Like rocket science. 😊

Awesome stuff! Good for you guys - I hope your dream comes true!

Heck, I didn't realize it was that much warmer a mere thirty miles to the northeast! 😏 Around 400 this morning my weather station had it at -7 with a windchill of -21 which made it pretty easy to go directly back to bed. Showing 0 and 0 at the moment so things are looking up! Man, I hate winter.......