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    Costco VS Sam's Club

    My Costco BF Goodrich tires agree with this statement.
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    Dangerous genetic pollution

    One more thing you need to know about this model citizen. He's 'Sconi Scum.
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    Flat Earthers

    You ought to meet the flat bigfoot believers. Those dudes are nuts.
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    Dry January

    Exactly the same as booze. You don't drink at work, you don't eat gummies at work. Only difference is no hangover
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    Weather...

    Would love it if they got a big dump down at Bridger. The bozeman ski crowd has been hammering the small resorts around Montana all season. Long lines full of Bozo loudmouths and mediocre snow has made for an annoying ski season so far
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    Anyone know what these are?

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    Getting a little close..

    You expect them to take humans into consideration? How selfish! I agree, his quote in the WY paper should have been, "grizzlies in ND? Hahahahahahahahahahaha." Depends on who you ask, but a grizzly needs anywhere from 5000-7000 acres of mostly secure foraging habitat. By that they mean 70% or...
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    Getting a little close..

    I think all Haase is saying is that there is limited habitat and resources to support grizzlies. They could theoretically exist in ND, but the human tolerance for bears on the landscape would be slim to none. I didn't see anything in the story where he said "it'd sure be neat to get to see a...
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    Antique / Old Fishing Lures...

    Wow. What a nostalgia bomb. Makes me think of rainy days at our cabin on Cass when my grandpa and I would go through his old tackle. I'd hold one up and ask "ever catch one on this?" Thanks for the good memory jog!
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    Colorado wolves

    It seems the plague of california scum first invaded CO and OR. When they had thoroughly exploited those areas, they expanded into ID, WA, WY, and MT. Now they have their braindead beady eyes set on hidden gems like Lewistown and White Sulphur Springs. They invade, destroy real estate market for...
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    Pellet Smokers.....which one?

    Maybe mediocre is the wrong term. Like others have said, it just lacks that undefinable soul that you get from a real wood or charcoal burning smoker. Plus I've replaced the mother board and two thermal sensors in less than three years of owning it due to WILD temp swings. Moderate temps, low...
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    Pellet Smokers.....which one?

    Holy moly. This is the most accurate description of a pellet burner I've read. my GMG sucks for searing, sucks for smoking fish, and is pretty damn mediocre for wings, ribs, pork shoulders, and brisket.
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    Law Enforcement Appreciation D

    #triggered
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    Alaska Wilderness

    Gold. It's a gold mine. And it's a for-profit privately held corporation that owns all the mineral rights. Owners are Yup'ik, Cup'ik, and Athabascan tribes
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    Winter Vacations

    Better bring your rock skis. Whole state is in rough shape snow-wise. Wife and I heading to the Bahamas in February for two weeks. I'll chase bonefish with the fly rod every day, she'll snorkel and drink on the beach. My only criteria was an island without a cruise ship port and DIY fishing...
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    Alaska Wilderness

    It's already open for public access. Those are our lands. Removing the Wilderness Act protections paves the way for what @bravo said. Rich dicks getting richer on our public lands.
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    Smoking babyback ribs

    With ribs I use my eyes. They'll tell you when they're done. Meat pulling back from the bone and a 90 degree bend when lifted in the middle with tongs. Fall apart ribs are for babies and old ladies with dentures. Should be a little bit of resistance when you bite into them
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    Pickup toppers

    A.R.E. all the way. Leer, Century, and Snugtop are all owned by the same conglomerate. And the quality has gone downhill big time
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    USFWS wants you to kill an owl

    One summer during undergrad I worked with a grad student down in New Mexico that was studying spotted owls. He carried around a short length of pvc with end caps and air holes drilled in it. When we got within eyesight of one of the radio-collared owls, he'd pull a white mouse out of the pvc...

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