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Dog, in a nutshell, it's a completely passive system, meaning it doesn't need electricity of any sort to operate. Not even a battery. Once it's installed, it completely kills all the traditional methods thiefs use to hotwire a vehicle. It's so time consuming to try and figure out that the thief...

Yeah, it irked me then and still irks me now when I reread it. Read the article, Jerry. He wasn't trying to be flashy. His truck was "found" at a car wash after it was abandoned by the cartel punks. He left Santa Ana early in the morning to pick up a friend in Nogales to take him for surgery...

Wait... I'm confused. If BLM is posting signs to tell Americans that say "Do not use the land south of I-8 because of drug and human smuggling," then isn't the net effect that we ARE giving the land back to Mexico?? I'm so confused. Why aren't we posting signs at the Mexican border, facing...

Excuse me... wrong rancher. Not Robert Krentz. Robert Ryan, who ran hunting trips to a ranch outside Santa Ana. My bad and I apologize for mixing up Roberts. Your exact comment was "great guy... who did everything wrong" Please see this thread. My comment on you making totally insensitive...

That's a monster halibut. And great advertising for Penn. "Buscher used 50-pound test braided line and a Penn Torque 10 reel mounted to a 7-foot Penn Torque rod" That's actually a very small reel for that big a fish. I'm sure they meant the 100 model, not the 10. There is no 10 and the 100...

Us, skeptical? Naaaah. Overall, I agree entirely with what you said. However, being that anyone can register with any screen name they want, there have been several cases of newbies coming to the forum with a specific agenda or specifically to discredit or dispute posted information. And...

Jerry, as I said, there is a big difference in expressing an opinion and making totally tasteless, offensive comments. You did the exact same thing in the thread about Robert Krentz, the Arizona rancher that was killed near the border. Personally, I don't care if you don't like sausage or if you...

Hi Clark, welcome! I'm sure you've gotten several installs from our crew here -- you should be an expert at doing SuperDuties by now!!! :-D

Jerry, put the dope down. Besides turning you into a moron, it's giving you the munchies and all you seem to be able to think about is eating a nice, greasy Jimmy Dean sausage. You *know* you want one. It's a shame you deprive yourself of such things. I'm cooking Johnsville Brats on the grill...

I'm about to beat you to death with a Slim Jim!

Jerry proving he's an ass yet again. Killed more people than Hitler and Pol Pot combined? Get a grip, dude, before I ban you just for being an ass. Opinions are one thing, but that comment was way out of line for this thread. Did you cheer the day Ray Kroc died? Both of these people lived the...

My earlier comment about "Balloon Boy" is sounding a whole lot closer to the truth now that this came out, isn't it?

Good lookin' fish! Congrats!! I need to get back to my surf fishing roots sometime.

Happy, I've been fishing since I could hold a Snoopy rod with a Zebco reel at about 3 yrs... does that make me a natural? Very good point and you actually expressed it well! Have you been drinking??? You don't post like that when you're sober!!!

Hate it... PLEASE BE NICE AND FLAT NEXT WEEKEND!!! PLEASE!

I say we put Dog on a blow-up SpongeBob raft and send him sailing! Haha! Yeah, very much agreed, Seadweller - a lot of different ways to look at this story. The whole "Balloon Boy" thing comes to mind for some reason!

"Brave" was Charles Lindbergh flying across the Atlantic Ocean. Or Amelia Earhardt trying the Pacific. Brave was John Glenn strapping his ass to a huge rocket and being the first man to orbit the planet in space. Brave were the 1st responders in NY on 9/11. I could go on. A rich, spoiled...

I am glad to hear she is safe. HOWEVER... there seems to be a very fine line between "brave" and "stupidity." Just my opinion. She set sail in order to break a record; to be the world's youngest to sail non-stop around the world. That attempt was blown when she had to stop in South Africa for...

I bank at Compass. When I first noticed that BBVA had appeared in Rocky Point, I inquired at the bank if I could transparently bank there as well as in the US. The answer is no -- completely different operations and a violation of international banking law. Oh well, at least I asked.

Personally, I thought the Nautical Ladder was doomed from the start. Oh yeah, it sounded like a great idea when the economy was booming and people were buying boats and going on great adventures. Then the economic reality of the last couple years set in. The purse strings closed; a lot of us are...