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Hi all,

So I'm thinking about getting a pontoon boat specifically a Sun Tracker Bass Buggy 18DLX. Main use would be for fishing, but want the flexibility of taking the family with me on some weekends and just chilling on the lake. Most the time it will just be me and my dog so I'll be launching by myself. Is that really feasible? My son and his fiancé may come with me on weekends sometimes so I'll have help on the busy weekends so I won't hold anybody up at the ramp then, but during the week and such it will just be me and my dog.

So I took my vacation this week and hopped on the bike and went to an old home town of mine Nocona, Texas. I took two days to get down there. Coming back to Ohio, I was planning on stopping around St. Louis and get a hotel for the night, but when I got there I still felt really good and the temperature dropped about 15 degrees when the sun went down so it was nice. I decided to just keep going. Left Texas at 7:00am Central and pulled in to my garage at 4:00am Eastern.

The stoppage time on the gps does not count time that the bike was turned off, so there was a two hour break in there where I got lunch with an old friend who lives in Oklahoma now.

I (m50) have been married to a wonderful woman for 30 years now. We met when I was stationed in Germany in the Army. We moved back here to the states after I got out of the Army. I make a decent living not extravagant, but enough to pay the bills. She for the most part has been a stay at home mom with some side jobs here and there, but nothing long term maybe four years of working all together.

The problem is my wife and I completely disagree on what a vacation is. My idea of a vacation is going somewhere and doing something, rent a cabin at a lake, go to a beach and somewhere and get drunk from morning till midnight. My wife hates all of that. Her idea of a vacation is to go to so

I've always been a metric bike guy, just could never afford the Harley I would have wanted. Coming in to some unexpected money soon and I was looking at both the Ultra Glide and Challenger and it looks like the Challenger is just an all around better bike (stock). So now I'm getting on board the Indian train.

Wife just gave the go ahead on the Challenger, and was wondering what some of the must have addons are from you guys who have purchased one, or ones that you purchased that you now wish you wouldn't have? The wife's only requirements are the sissy bar package and floorboards for the passenger

I am thinking about getting a Kawasaki Vulcan Vaquero. Just curious if anyone here has one, and if so what are the good and bad points?

Hello. I'm a veteran (91 - 96) and a buddy and I were talking the other day about some of the things we miss/hated about being in the Army. The one thing we both agreed on was we both missed breakfast in the chow halls. I've tried and tried to make those paper thin folded omelettes and just can't get it right. I've searched and can't find any real information out there on it. Are there any cooks/former cooks out there willing to help me out or even upload a link to youtube with a demo?

Thanks in advance!

Ok, first a little history. I have always snored, I just have my whole adult life, whoa be unto my roommate when I was in the Army. My wife has told me that it has gotten worse the last few years, and that I started gasping for breath sometimes. So last year I went in for a surgery and apparently I gave the recovery room nurses fits because I was setting off alarms all the time. They told me I had sleep apnea and that I needed to get a sleep study done. Well recovery from the surgery was first, so I put it off. That is until I was driving home from work one day and I was so sleepy I actually found myself justifying closing my eyes!

"It's ok, just close your eyes for a second it will

So I have had plantar fasciitis for the last 15 years or so. It has steadily gotten worse to the point of almost taking 10 - 15 minutes to get out of bed in the morning just sitting there stretching my foot out first when it was really bad. Even after sitting at my desk and getting up my first few steps were "hobbled/limping".

Well I started keto a little over a month ago and have lost 26 lbs. so far. I noticed earlier this week that my foot pain had subsided signifigantly, I was no longer hobbling when getting up from sitting down for awhile. Today I can barely feel any discomfort in my heel, I still "feel" the plantar fasciitis if I think about it,