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#449718 - 04/01/18 06:56 PM
Re: Greatest Day In The History Of Guitar
[Re: Eric, B]
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Registered: 08/28/04
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Loc: Louisiana, USA
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One time I was so tired, that I used Redbull instead of water to make my coffee .... I was half way to work before I realized that I forgot my car  LOL, good one. It floors me how young people down this stuff like it's water. DonM, gonna be real busy for 2-3 weeks but sure would love to. I actually went today. To Bodcau Bayou, took my jon boat and 5.5 hp puttputt motor. It was hell dodging trees and snakes and the skeeters were so bad, and the only insect repellent I could find was apparently stale, I had to leave after hour and a half. It was horrible, but that place has been flooded for weeks. Back to the video, lol. The man did a good job, pretty funny.
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#449721 - 04/01/18 08:17 PM
Re: Greatest Day In The History Of Guitar
[Re: SemiLiveMusic]
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Registered: 12/08/02
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Loc: Forest Hill, MD USA
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You guys need to go fishing up here in the frozen north. Big stripers, some to 50 pounds have moved onto the edges of the Susquehanna Flats, where recreational anglers are taking them with Bass Assassins rigged to 1/2-ounce jig heads. These fish will be here for about a month, then spawn and get out of Dodge. A 30 to 50 pound striper on a heavy spinning outfit is one Hell of a battle. Good luck, Gary 
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