Terrierman

A big part of that ride comfort and drivability comes from coil springs on all four wheels. Ford and Chevy both still use leaf springs on the rear.

I loved mine too. No bolt problems either with any Dodge, Ram, or Jeep we've ever had.

Great truck, you're going to like it a lot. That 5.7 motor is really strong and still gets decent fuel economy. Transmissions these days are nothing short of amazing too. Rear seats fold up in mine to give a flat storage option inside the cab.. Big Horn package has a lot of nice add ons. Good luck with it.

Floating alone can be a great time. Glad you got into them.

Happy birthday wrench.

Please leave politicians and political affiliations out of this discussion.

Yes. Even more that flathead belly. Which is a very close second.

No, for eating.

Beatles. White Album.

Okay then. How about "happiness is a warm gun"? "

I'm pretty sure Johnny Paycheck is the only hell his Mama ever raised.

What song is that? And whose mother said it?

True. But he knows he had it coming.

Johnny Cash's Mama told him to always be a good boy and never play with guns. But he shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die.

I thought we were doing song lyrics featuring advice from Mama. 😎

Mama said a pistol was the Devil's right hand.

I'm glad he's not dead. Younger than me and all that.😎 Get in here oneshot.

I just read about a 5 year old shooting and killing a 3 year old in Minnesota. Cannot imagine how horrible it would have to be to call that into 911. Life changing for sure, and not for the better.

Agree. I do not think I ever suggested that.

Don't get me wrong. I'm about as far from anti-gun as you can get. I just did a mental count and there are four in the house right now. My point, and it IS valid is negligent discharges happen far too often. They almost always involve either a child who gets ahold of a gun when they should not (no excuse for that one - but it happens) an untrained or poorly trained adult, or alcohol. Guns are deadly. That's their whole purpose. Everybody needs to remember that all the time and treat them accordingly.

Sadly, negligent discharges are pretty common.

I hope you bought a pistol safe at the same time. Good luck and be safe.

If I thought I was going to a gunfight I'd go someplace else.

I have serious fumble fingers after the carpal tunnel surgery.

I lived in Spokane then Ozark and worked in and around Branson for about the last 20 years before I retired. No way would I want to actually live in or really close to Branson. I got so tired of driving around down there in town and to the places we took care of it was incredible. I wouldn't even go there for probably the first three years after laying it down. To me it would be like living on The Strip at Lake of the Ozarks. Doing the guide thing might be for you, I really don't know. If you make that plunge, I wish you the very best. The only thing I will suggest from my guided trips experience is provide absolute top shelf equipment. Nice big safe boat, always clean and ready to go. The best fishing equipment and plenty of it. Always on time is a given. But not to all sadly. Good luck with whatever you do.