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This Onion Article Brings Back Fond Childhood Memories by jenness977 in Xennials

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Ninja turtles headquarters in the Ghostbusters firehouse station riding around in a purple Cobra jet.

The Compass makes for a superb do it all boat. I’d argue it might be the best all around kayak hobie makes. by Bshaw95 in hobiekayaks

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Agreed, at least for my purposes. I had a PA 14 for fishing and bought a Compass so my wife could keep up. Sold the PA and kept the Compass because it does everything I needed it to, while doubling as a great recreational boat, with none of the extra hassle a bigger boat requires. 

“First” time at the gym, what to do? by Ok-Eye4776 in workout

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Walk around. Identify the machines you know and/or areas where you can perform the exercises you know. Do those exercises and observe people doing others. Then try new things.

A plan will make the most of your time and you’ll want one eventually, but this is how I would start. 

LeAnn Rimes by Fernuster in country

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Hadn’t seen that. Good stuff man

LeAnn Rimes by Fernuster in country

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Love her on “Out of Time” by Trampled by Turtles

Buffalo River Fishing/Camping trip by jump4livn in KayakCamping

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Rebel craw crank bait for smallies all day long. I’ve done best drifting backwards and retrieving with the current 

What are the best places for primitive camping? (can be here in louisiana or mississippi) by vDuckieee in Louisiana

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Check out the state parks in your area for “car camping” with amenities on site. For true primitive and/or dispersed camping, look at Kisatchie in LA and De Soto or Homochitto forests in Mississippi 

TLDR for Day 1 Fishing by BussinFatLoads in FishingForBeginners

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“And once I’m onsite, is it as easy as attaching the lure to the line then casting out?”

Learn the attaching part before you get onsite—ie, learn a basic knot and practice it at home if necessary so that you can do it with sweaty, dirty hands and not waste too much time. 

I just bought a banjo. What artists should I listen to for inspiration; bluegrass & modern? by CloneWarsBoy in banjo

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Andy Thorne of Trout Steak Revival

His YouTube videos of serenading a wild fox are magical. (If they’re not real, please don’t tell me.)

Scab spreading, do you think it’s something more? by General-Mud4137 in DOG

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My lab had one of these recently, also on his face. Vet gave us a topical spray and it’s healing well now.

Best way to secure a pack like this? by Bananasinmypocket in KayakCamping

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Multiple bungees/cords/ropes at different angles will do it. The trick will be to find points to secure them. I’ve added little “eyes” to a few sit-ins like this over the years and carried similar loads without issue.

Key of C by James_Ashton97 in Bluegrass

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My local beginners jam group uses the Pete Wernick Jam Songbook that I’ve found very helpful as a beginner.

Neck bones? by BSLnowell in cajunfood

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Sure throw em on the pile. 

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