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Fugitive

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  • Date Registered: Jun 2013
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I'll ask; what is step #2?



SteveHawk

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"if you aren't living life on the edge, your just taking up space"  Thom Rock


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Fugitive

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I figured step 2 would be to request as many hard copies of fishing tackle catalogues as possible, then spread them around your house.  After your family freaks out on your seemingly increased addiction, you could "cut back" to your current level "for them".  8)


Skidplate

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...why cant I go and fish and think of God, rather than sit in Church and think of fishing?

So true! I wish there were a good answer for this.

This made me laugh pretty good, thanks for sharing.
My wife thinks fishing is merely guys wandering around like idiots swinging sticks in the air. Many of my trips prove how smart she really is.


 

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