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Using a knife for normal kitchen things, then being a dumbass and going to scratch my nose or something and stabbing myself in the face/eye.

It hasn't happened yet thankfully.

re: Google Maps on Louisiana

Posted by BoogaBear on 8/20/26 at 8:00 pm to
Imagine caring enough to try to fix this :lol:

I want to trade schedules with you
Have 43 foot fifth wheel. 4 long weekends to lakes, week at the beach, have another planned for Chattanooga area over kids fall break.

Even counting the RV payment and insurance, were less than what we used to spend for a week at cape San blas. It's different for sure, but we like it.
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diesel in the DEF tank. It's a diesel Yukon.


Honestly, not as bad as DEF in the diesel tank....actually they are both terrible. Multi thousand dollar repairs if she starts that truck :lol:
One.

Buddy on a beach trip. Had a baby snake go into a pool filter, everyone was freaking out. He just snatched it out and it got him, cottonmouth. He was lucky dry bite.
Found your exact location. And found trash. From your screenshot, pan to the right. Over the second rail, left side of the stream.
The full 360 from that position has to have 0 trash to win.
Remove their food source.

ETA the fun answer. Get a blow gun and start sticking them.

re: Towing with Nissan Pathfinder

Posted by BoogaBear on 8/17/26 at 6:13 am to
Setting your trailer brakes to 10 is terrible advice. Your trailer should not stop your tow vehicle. That can cause wheel lock up, skipping, flat spots, additional heat in the trailer brake system. You've also created a situation that could end with longer stopping distances.

That's on dry ground, on wet ground you've created a jackknife risk.

It is a good try, your advice goes against every single towing recommendation on brake configuration.

re: Towing with Nissan Pathfinder

Posted by BoogaBear on 8/16/26 at 9:24 pm to
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my trailer brakes are set to ten. And the truck is put in tow mode. If I touch my brake pedal slightly, the truck downshifts, the trailer brakes engage. The truck brakes never even have to apply force.


This is terrible towing advice.
For 6k lbs they will need at least a 1 ton dually, probably in F450 territory.

-downshift probably.

re: What is your life’s purpose?

Posted by BoogaBear on 8/14/26 at 7:50 pm to
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What is your life’s purpose?
To work and give my children a good life, enjoy it all as I go along.


This. I'm not an overly religious person but at baseline it's a great guide on living life to be a good person.

As a husband and father, my goal is to leave this place better than I found it. Provide for my wife and marriage more than she knew before (her parents). Provide for my children more than I ever had, teach all of them to do the same.

I don't care if I leave this place broken, tired, and used up. As long as I do the above, I did my job.
Yearly raises are a joke. The last 2 years my raise has offset rising insurance costs. Making the same take home I was before 2 full yearly raises.
My 12 year old goes to bed at 9, lights out, no phone, real bed time. Wakes up at 5:20.

ETA: she relaxes in her bed before then by her own doing. Watches some TV or talks on the phone.
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What does it say about us as a society if this is what it takes to entertain us in 2026.


Alcohol, food, other people, putt putt?
I'm not sure you could be more of a try hard.
Does this mean you can 3d print a suppressor with no paperwork? Buy one at a retail store?
Wife had never seen A Cowboy Way, not streaming anywhere. Bought the dvd, stole my kids Xbox for an evening.
I wish I had more hands....so I could give them titties 4 thumbs down
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Suprised the camera caught all of the sound and all video of him getting struck…..


For real, I was filming a storm from the porch at a beach house we rented. Lightning struck about 10-15 feet away and my phone shorted out. Video goes wacky for a few seconds before it goes back to normal.