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The correct answer is: "My Cat".

Or is this Jeopardy format?: "Who is 'My Cat'?"

What do I win?

School of hard knocks: When it comes to tying materials, if you can't touch it and inspect it, don't buy it.

This is one area where vessel registration for kayaks would be somewhat helpful.....

Nicely done! 8)

Congratulations Yohan. 8)

AndrewP wrote:in typical Mudfoot fashion "Sorry -- you were just collateral damage ..."

He is Teh Thread Killer.

Although the Coast Guard approves of manual inflating PFD's, they did so reluctanty under the philosophy that a manual PFD is better than no PFD. I figure if I am going in the water, chances are it will be from circumstances that has or will cause injury to me. Considering the odds, if I am going to...

Do I have to toe tag my flies? I hear that helps keep everything straight.

Next stop for crocs:

VH1's "I love the twenty oughts! Year 2008."

do not try to bend the spoon...that is impossible.
Instead, try only to realize the truth....there is no spoon.

I bought a bicycle. I improved the seat so my butt wouldn't be sore. I made it a three wheeler so I wouldn't tip over. I put a milk crate on the back so I can carry more stuff. I put a motor on it so I didn't have to peddle with all this stuff. I put on a cover with a windshield so me and my stuff w...

The way I read it, the area currently falls under the "manatee zones" and the proposals are less restrictive than the current "status quo" (as the FWC put it in their response). So seagrass and manatees are currently "winning" in the area and they feel "high speed ...

I don't see this as a "mess". It is clearly a unanimous rejection by all concerned. Why would the regulators give up the coup that was the manatee zones? Granted, junk science and public fear and superstition created the zones, but it was handed to them on a silver platter and they jumped ...

John wrote:....Neil is a quality human being, pity he was driven away by lesser people.

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It's good to see somebody who knows the proper way to support a chicken box for a photo.