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Brian, Those are some really nice looking fish you have there! Congrats! I too love to fish! Within 1/4th. of a mile is the Skagit River that I Fish a LOT! Last year when the Salmon were running I spent 10 -12 hours per day, 5 days per week on the river playing Catch and Release. The best day I had was 84 Salmon Caught and Released, plus 6 kept for my limit in 10 hours! I also have a total of 24 lakes within a 25 mile radius of me that hold Trout, Bass, Perch, Crappie, Catfish, and Bluegills. I never go without a place to fish! Heck, I still have 24 Salmon in my freezer to smoke up or to Bar-B-que! Richard

There usually is a community aspect to the smoking area,sadly this is going by the wayside.I used to stand in the snow and rain and converse with VP's and other folks who nowadays will not give me the time of day at work.I wish the "haters" would realise smokers are people like them and cut them some slack.

I'm starting my book. Intro- (explanation of vaping goes here) Chapter 1. Get a PV of any type, connect atomizer (LR for 3.7v), drip your favorite e-juice and fire it up. Vape away. Chapter 2. Experiment with different voltages for a different vaping experience. Try a bottom feeder. Chapter 3 Enjoy your vaping experiences immensely. In closing, Vape on! Visit VaporTalk.com for updated discussion on mods, tips and tricks and general Q & A. *Glossary of terms* ---------------------------------- ...wow- I'm finished. that was quick. A bit more lengthy then the book I wrote on "How to put on a nicotine patch".

I rec'd an email, and prompt delivery when I ordered from TTT. Brian and Cheryl used to frequent the forums and I haven't heard of any similar issues of no notification or response. I've forwarded this on via another channel just in case there was an error with the order (and it's time sensitive). Good luck!

That's why there will be no cure for AIDS. There's no money in it.

Yes, the ones who wash hundreds of cartos and atties and spend hours bringing them back to life, just to save a few bucks! I have a good money saver. Many of you know i have lots of kids and that means lots of laundry. I was spending $20-30 a month in laundry detergent before i learned how to make my own. Here's what you need 1 bar fels naptha or zote soap 1 cup borax 1 cup washing soda 5 gallon bucket Grate soap (circular grater like the ones they use at olive garden work the best) Put soap and enough water to cover it in a saucepan and heat on low stirring occassionally until soap is dissolved Put 1 cup borax and 1 cup washing soda in your 5 gallon bucket and add dissolved soap. Fill with hot water and stir to mix. Voila! 5 gallons of detergent for under $2!