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[quote]It does not appear to have ever been driven off of the pavement[/quote] That thing has more mud on it than most F250s owned by faux baws ever will....
[quote]My bat-shite crazy ex-wife constantly returned food for various reasons and would act very upset.[/quote] It's the sign of a narcissist. ...

re: Later Round RBs to look at

Posted by TigerDeacon on 4/26/24 at 10:09 am
[quote]There's an obvious comparison I won't make [/quote] What comparison?...
[quote]Where Do We Go From Here, 2nd Round[/quote] B.A.P....
[quote] built one 1.25 acres last summer and it filled 2/3 full, i added minnows and it seeped/drained 90%. Now its up to 3/4 full, shallow end dry. The builder said it way fluctuate a bit at first and the drought didn't help. I hope its holding now. [/quote] Last year's drought would have an eff...
Just checking in. Is the melt ON or OFF? I still recovering from the whiplash. ...
I just want to know how they pronounce Cheniere. Two different pronunciations even within Louisiana. ...
We always had no problem stocking bass and black crappie (along with catfish and bream). However, the white perch never reproduced. The specs (see what I am doing here) would just keep betting bigger and bigger and few and fewer until you caught them all out. Then we would restock more sac-a-lait...
[quote]Tin was a widely used building material back in the day, especially for farm buildings[/quote] Yeah, I think everyone understands that. Not sure why I'm getting down votes. My question was more to is someone driving from Georgia to Louisiana to catch snakes and you think they just decide...
[quote]Once they get to college, their life and beliefs are their own. [/quote] You never stop guiding your kids. My dad did that to the day he died. He knew a lot more at 80 than he did at 30. ...
[quote] flipping tin[/quote] So do these guys purposeful place tin out in the woods so they have places to find snakes? ...
[quote]Get paid, live in Miami?[/quote] If I was a 18-22 year old, that would be very tempting. ...
[quote]CJ West visit is cancelled because of an academic issue that will prevent him from graduating in May. [/quote] How is this LSU's fault? As for the rest, have you not realized that LSU is not going to overpay for mercenaries? ...
I was given one by a great uncle about 20 years ago. It had sat on his back porch for decades. I took it to a gunsmith to check everything out. He told me to take it squirrel hunting but I have never shot it. ...
As a reply to everyone: I understand that certain things (i.e. rain, vegetation, decay, time) will effect pH, but it shouldn't affect it to that extent. The spring (if it has reopened) is under the water, not flowing above ground into the pond. Yes, other items can be a factor, such ...
[quote]What time of day? pH changes in a pond as algae photosynthesizes.[/quote] [quote] Also, water chemistry changes as it sits in a test bottle. Anything tested over 15 mins from collection isn't considered valid. [/quote] I get all that but my live testing was in line with what LSU got. ...
I bought a test kit myself and the pH wouldn't even show on the strips. The test strips weren't expired but I thought they might be old. We have a friend that works environmental at a nuclear plant in South Carolina and when she was in town she tested the water herself and got the same result. ...
[quote]How much lime is needed to get that pH higher?[/quote] No idea yet. Just got the report today. Left a message for the agent. We've had this issue before with possible ground water but that was decades ago. ...
Acid rain is about a 4. What the otters didn't get the pH did. ...