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Sorry about that. For me it was caught early. I'll be 71 soon and feel glad it was caught before it broke out and spread. It is a sneaky POS and can show up in other places later on. I grew up in the 50's on Long Island NY five miles from Grumman where like Motorolla that was on Broadway in the East Valley, it was routine to dump chemicals in storm drains. Stuff like benzene, carbon tet and who knows what else. We found out decades later. The water table on LI is very shallow, 20-50' in most places so it was common for people to have a well besides city water. It is now referred to as "The Plume". There are some streets where many many people ended up with all types on cancer in towns like Levittown, Bethpage, Farmingdale, Hicksville and Seaford where we were. Charlie, Rich and Ray were a few years older than me graduating HS in 67 and off to Viet Nam. Charlie was cancer free for a long time but it came back a few years and ate him up. Rich passed within a few months from heart failure long after he had his prostrate removed. Ray, well Ray had cyber-knife and is doing great. Still heavily involved in Scouts. Just go get checked. Takes all of about 10 seconds, 8 if your Doc has long fingers.

Kinda Sexy.

True to an extent. Eating fewer processed foods like lunchmeat, hot dogs canned veggies is wise. I don't believe there is a concerted conspiracy to undermine everyone's general health. Modern Medicine no more knows what cause prostrate cancer than it does breast cancer. I would venture to say in part some may be genetically predisposed. In the two groups I became part of in the last few years after my diagnosis there have been a few men whose father also had it. I will add that five of my childhood friends who lived within a block of either direction also had/have it. Many men just get treated for it and never tell anyone, pride? Stigmatism?

https://www.mdanderson.org/publications/focused-on-health/FOH-cancer-love-sugar.h14-1589835.html

You can flip one over and cut it open with a carbide blade in a circular saw, and be gone with everything in no time.

No problem UH. Glad to help. With newer vehicles having coil packs some people don't know what a distributor is.

Veneto Trattoria?

One picture shows the distributor.

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Not a sports fan per say but I will watch part of a FB game a couple of times a year if the Saints play or a good team is on a roll. I don't watch Hockey and had a look up the trophy. So each year does the winning team get a replica of the original to keep?

Yeah I'm guessing the 1/8000 is a cast ratio for 100 inexperienced anglers. 1-2 a day sounds about right, at least for WCL anyway.

Yup. Def DECENT.

I have lost one of the front objective covers a few times, they just get stretched out after a while and fall off in the middle of nowhere never to be seen again. I created an account when I bought my first used pair of 15's back in about 2001. A simple email usually gets a new pair in a week. I have over the years had three pairs of 15's, 8.5 EL's and currently have 10X EL's, NL's and a pair of 15's. The NL's I bought new, everything else has been used. When I buy used they immediately get send back to get gone through and get a clean bill of health. Sometimes there is a charge, sometimes not. They don't make me better at glassing like Ernesto of Big Browns but at least I can't blame it on the glass. I think those guys could find Coues with an old pair of Sears and Roebuck 7X35 Zoom's.

I bet Doug from Cameraland NY would know.

https://rokslide.com/forums/threads/new-swarovski-el-vs-old.41981/

Why even use a game animal icon? Do people have so many way points that they can't remember what they did at each one?

Or a Powder Keg.

Maybe it wasn't seasoned long enough?

I have a friend who wants to get into hunting. I chose this because ammo is readily available, recoil is light, accuracy is there and more than enough energy for deer. I am thinking a Remington 700 just for ease of the access of the safety. I like the accuracy of Savage but they can be a bit clunky and quality control is near nill. A coworker bought a Mossberg a while back and I was impressed with the fit/finish.

LOL. 3rd Week of January.

Probably why there is a fence around it.

The Aspen I have burned popped a lot and shot a lot of sparks out. I would check with cordwood sellers up north to see if it actually has any value.

Millers Southwest will have a refrigerated trailer up there.

3rd.

Or check Numerich Arms.