Touche Pas Ca

Brought to you by Obama and his cronies

quote:

---

She took advantage of my druken state.

---

I bet this was in the 1900s before there were professional victims and before the disappearance of personal accountability.

Source – the 80s were the best; great music, big hair, and no cell phone cameras.

Yachts they are not and I get 8-9mpg with my Third Generation V6 Taco pulling similar boats.

Mine has more torque but they get better mpg when they are not towing.

I average 17mpg since bought new; they are getting 22mpg with their Fourth Gen i-4.

Stephen A is a perpetual fence riding, race baiting cuck. He will say one thing on TV and then the complete opposite on his podcast

If you are posting on here you are too old for TikTok

We installed a heater/chiller when we installed the pool, great investment.

We run the water features at night during the summer months and that helps keep the temperature around 88 without using the chiller.

Water temperature hit 90 today; I’m turning on the chiller as we speak.

My BNL’s pool is 96 degrees; he doesn’t have a chiller.

You are being downvoted while also stating facts.

My ETS was many years ago when a company contacted me asking if I needed assistance with getting VA benefits. I declined because there was nothing wrong with me.

I mentioned this at work when many of my coworkers admitted that they were receiving ‘disability’ even though they were working full time.

It is a huge issue that no one want to address because it would be political suicide.

We bought a new '21 Xpress H18 with the 115 SHO. I'm not into speed on the water, but you know I had to open it up. Best I got was 49 with the stock aluminum prop; I have not opened it up with the SS prop.

It's mostly used in the Atchafalaya Basin and have taken it on the Atchafalaya River as well as the Vermilion Bay. No complaints on the ride or stability in reasonable waves.

It does not like reverse for what ever reason; trimmed up, down, halfway it backs up like a damn barge.

The Seadek is nice, quiet and cool in the deep of summer, but cats around the house really like to claw at it. It is kept under a canopy and with the cover on it, but they still get to it. :banghead:

I completely agree with tes fou

Many times I've seen grown men panic during water survival training and needed to be escorted out of flight simulators by rescue divers. There is a reason that each one of these HUET classes have a rescue diver in the simulator, two rescue divers outside of the simulator as well as a medic/diver on the deck.

HUET Panic

I was rotating Bifenthrin Pro 7.9 and Permethrin every two weeks on my lawn with moderate success.

I started with 5 buckets of doom in April (one near my shop, two near the deck and two near the pool). The buckets have really made a difference in those areas. Now I only spot spray around the deck and pool area about every 4 weeks.

Here is how I made mine

- 5-gallon bucket with lid, I cut 4 - 2" holes near the top (Lord help me if my wife's cats drink doom water)
- a couple of bricks in the bucket to keep it from being blown over with our occasional high winds
- add grass clippings and leaves to the bucket then add water enough to fill halfway to 2/3
- Mosquito Dunks

I add Dunks every month. That may be overkill, but I'd rather spend the few extra bucks to not get bit.