Terrierman

Yeah, Freddy's is a thing here too. They are not the usual fast food burger agreed.

Cherokee Purple, Oxheart, Brandywine and Mortgage Lifter have all been good to me. I never did them from seeds, get the starts from Baker Creek in Mansfield. You can get seeds there too if that's your thing.

In general, heirlooms will bear longer and not flood you with a shipload of tomatoes all at once like most hybrids. And I think heirlooms are better tasting.

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I just ate my first ever What A Burger for lunch. It will be my last. Talk about a nothing special over hyped fast food hamburger. I read that people drove from hours away and got in line for them at 5:00 AM when they first opened here. Now that's having nothing to do. Most fast food burgers fit the same mold of being something to eat to keep from going hungry - but of them all I'll take Wendy's. Carry on.

We had a Rogue that had a lot of problems. Traded it in on a Jeep Renegade that we like and has been trouble free. The Renegade feels like a much larger vehicle and is much more comfortable than the Rogue, which we wound up totally losing faith in after the entire exhaust system had to be replaced with only 30K miles on it. Seemed like it was always something with that car. Nonetheless good luck with yours.

All bearings can fail.

Dean's covers shed rain and snow pretty well. I'm sure you could have them make one with higher and more supports to put even more pitch on the cover to shed snow better. The material itself is very tough and weather resistant.

$500

Dean's covers fit perfect as they are made one at a time to fit your boat with your seats, motor and equipment. They travel perfect and mine is holding up very well.

My boat has a plywood floor and I need to be able to choose when the studs are on.

Simms with zero doubt in my mind. I normally wear a 12 1/2 or 13 shoe, the size 13 Simms are perfect with medium weight socks and stockingfoot waders. I am old - about like you - and do not want to fall and break anything on wet slick rocks, especially on a jetty. The Korkers - or something studded - are also zero doubt the solution to that problem at least in my mind. Those studs just don't slip on rocks. They're good, real good. I've never had a problem with mine coming off or getting loose but have read of using duct tape to further secure them to your boots. They do make them in other than strap on options. You can tell I clean my stuff up before I put it away.😎 Things seem to last longer that way...

If you're throwing up pieces of your esophagus, no doctor is ever going to say your throat is OK. Of that I am 100% certain.

Call me crazy but if I'd had throat cancer and experienced a cure, about the last thing I would be putting down my gullet would be liquor in any form or flavor. Especially so after hearing about my former father-in-law's death from throat cancer. But hey, nobody lives forever so do carry on.

I've got a pair of waders - boot foot made with urethane coated cordura that have to be 25 years old now and are still waterproof. Bought them on a duck hunting trip at Everhart's in Clinton. Not insulated so not that great for late season duck hunting. But darn have they held up. Not breathable, no zipper to pee and not modern. If they still made them though, that would be my recommendation.

I thought I'd get a better argument than that. Something about you being a charming conversationalist and a good cook and someone who will support me in my dotage. You know, something more convincing.🤪

I'd take 14 animals over one you.🥵

How about a trade then? I've got a bossy hen that would make a great addition to the Hamilton Household....

I fry fish cut into finger sized pieces. 350 degree oil (one of those laser temperature doo dads works better than a thermometer in the oil) and only until the fish floats. Even channel cat is OK done that way as long as it's cleaned right. Medium sized blue >>> than any channel ever though.

A quiet squirrel dog is the shiznits. Is he for sale?

You've gotten a heads up so watch it buster.😲

Perfect shot placement. That is going to be good venison.

And the texture is not appealing to me either. To me it's better grilled than any other way but still lower on the ladder than just about anything other than freshwater drum. Either would be welcome if you were lost at sea for a few weeks and ran out of moldy hardtack.

Friday morning here it was -11, wind about 30 MPH and maybe three inches of snow. Must have been a lot nicer there for anybody to go outside barefoot and not even know it.

As much as I dislike useless killing, coyotes, skunks and armadillos do not fall under my protection.