Huckleberry Jesus

At a minimum its the vapor cannister. The cannister has a sponge in it that keeps the activated charcol pettets from entering the fuel line. The foam sponge degrades and the fuel lines get full of the small black pellets. You will have 3 hoses running to the cannister. One goes to the vent valve, one goes to the purge valve (on top of the engine), and the other to the gas tank. The line to the gas tank is actually 3 lines that merge. They will all be full of pellets. Mechanic will tell you that you must drop the tank. I recently changed mine by vacuming the hoses multiple times and running 400 lb mono through the lines. Compresses air will blow the pellets into the tank. Remove the purge valve and shake it to remove pellets, and then clean this line. (It will not hurt to use compressed air on the purge line if it is first disconnected at the cannister, but still use mono)This condition will not cause a check-engine light to trip.

It depend on if she is filing under Title II (SSDI) or Title 16 (SSI). If its the former, your income does not matter. If its the later, then it does.

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Friend caught this one in Lake Bistineau. He told me it was released unharmed.

King George Island

Here is a link to a study of the King George Island Indian mound in Livingston parish. If you scroll towards the bottom you will see pictures similar to yours.

It has definitely been worked. That's either a scrapper of a preform.

I wouldn't put too much stock in range maps. I've personally caught a Slowinki's in Ferriday, La. I have caught other snakes, often racers, well outside of the established range maps.

I've never seen or heard of a Sloinski's east of the river, but it wouldn't surprise me since it is a relatively new species. (BTW Ferriday is very close to Natchez.)

However, I've never seen a baby corn snake.

Slowinski's Corn snake

Sounds too large to be a mink. Probably an otter or a jaguarundi, often often referred to as an otter cat. They are very common now in south Louisiana.

Does your GF have her own car/insurance. If not, no pay, no play may apply. If so, your screwed.

Green Water Snake

All Ivy League undergrad students graduate debt free. Ivy League undergrad schools are very small and most students know each other. It is very similar to attending a large high school. The networking opportunities at other schools aren't even in the same ball park. The vast majority of these kids come from the most successful families worldwide.

Which lender are you trying to pay?

I've been paying student loans (and collecting points) with credit cards for years. Not available for all lenders.