Locations folks. Don't be afraid.

Feel free to open the bar anytime here

It doesn’t even take that now, he’s , he finally flew the cookoos nest.

If anybody on bass boat central wears cowboy boots, the are Tecovas.

BBC may have lots of good info, but it’s Canadian regulation minded lib ish as it can be. I had no idea they had bass boats in Canada, but based on all the followers on it they must.

I still wear a BBC ankle monitor.
Something about a ranger owner being called a lemming in the champ page.

Pat, you take no prisoners when it comes to the lead sled drivers.

The plates existed then too; I had one on my jackplate. Three large spheres aren't exactly efficient at blocking water flow through there with all the void they leave. Given the forces involved, I don't think the balls would have stayed in there without a bottom plate to keep them from escaping eventually. A shaped block of foam would have made a lot more sense.

That was priceless... There had to be a little grin as you typed that masterpiece... Dan

Making fun of Al and his gay pride parade is absolutely easier than breathing.

I’m going to try some BBC, I’ll report back with my findings.

What is funny is that histroy is repeating itsself...when Al left BFHP because of Gerry...

I got banned by butt hurt Al more than a few times, and more than a few times someone pointed out to his highness that all I was doing was telling the facts. If anyone wanted to argue facts, that would have been great, but the estrogen charged tribe wouldn't do that, just complain.
Here's one that got me KP duty, Lea still has it archived on the champ page. If you wonder what gets you BBC jail, here it is:

What about those Ranger Ads where they cut-away part of the hull and the boat still floats?

Here is the physics behind the cut away hulls, and why they are used with such success in lemming advertisements. Certainly impressive, isn't it? holes cut in a foam filled hull floating like nothing is wrong, right?

Forget the fact that all boats are built today with comparable floatation, let's just look at the holes.

If I took a styrafoam cooler, filled it with water it would sink down to about....here, right? Water in the cooler will hold it down to a certain level, however if I cut a hole in the bottom of the cooler, what happens? Does it sink? No, in fact it raises up, because the trapped water is now allowed to escape, and the cooler pops up to it's normal floatation level. No difference in a hull with floatation in it.

If you took that lemming wagon, left in the plug, NO HOLES, and filled it full of water, it would sink to the gunnels, because the water couldn't escape. That boys and girls is why they cut the holes.

Pat, you know facts and liberal group-think don't go together...LOL