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Thanks too kevin and Papa G for being such good hosts, wish i could have stayed like creed for the whole month!!! GOOOOOD TIMMMEEEEESS!!!!!!!! you boys really should go!!
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Originally Posted by joew.
(Post 2777293)
My flieght info to FL boat show if anyone else is going. The bachelor party has been put off until some time in March. More details to follow. Gotta have something to do in Febuary:ernaehrung004:
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Originally Posted by bigandy
(Post 2777526)
Thanks too kevin and Papa G for being such good hosts, wish i could have stayed like creed for the whole month!!! GOOOOOD TIMMMEEEEESS!!!!!!!! you boys really should go!!
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Originally Posted by jeff1000man
(Post 2777590)
What? Did you have to hurry back for your job or something?:Whatever:
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wade... cool stuff on this check out the shifter and the intake manifold!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Inter...fCarsQ5fTrucks |
Nice. I wonder if the intake flows correctly....doubt it with the rubber hose. Money chain shifter.
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Originally Posted by bigandy
(Post 2777670)
wade... cool stuff on this check out the shifter and the intake manifold!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Inter...fCarsQ5fTrucks |
boatman, i am too lazy to pay my dues so no pm's what site are they talking about lakeview?
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Other...1%7C240%3A1308
oh ya and no rush but if anyone sees one of these i am looking, needs to haul a trailer and the shorter the better.... |
Originally Posted by bigandy
(Post 2777711)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Other...1%7C240%3A1308
oh ya and no rush but if anyone sees one of these i am looking, needs to haul a trailer and the shorter the better.... |
Originally Posted by jeff1000man
(Post 2777712)
Little Bill just almost gave his away with the race trailer. We had been talking about it for a year or so.
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Originally Posted by joew.
(Post 2777292)
Depart:
10:05 a.m. Thu., Feb. 12, 2009 Houston, TX (IAH - Intercontinental) Arrive: 1:25 p.m. Thu., Feb. 12, 2009 Fort Lauderdale, FL (FLL) OnePass Miles/ Elite Qualification: 965 /100% Flight: CO1448 Aircraft: Boeing 757-200 Fare Class: Economy (I) Travel Time:2 hr 20 mn Meal: Snack No Special Meal Offered. Fort Lauderdale, FL (FLL) to Houston, TX (IAH - Intercontinental) Depart: 5:30 p.m. Sun., Feb. 15, 2009 Fort Lauderdale, FL (FLL) Arrive: 7:30 p.m. Sun., Feb. 15, 2009 Houston, TX (IAH - Intercontinental) OnePass Miles/ Elite Qualification: 965 /100% Flight: CO249 Aircraft: Boeing 757-200 Fare Class: Economy (M) Travel Time:3 hr 0 mn Meal: Snack No Special Meal Offered. |
Originally Posted by Trojan-man
(Post 2777724)
Yeah it was for sale really cheap at the world's race in key west
He has one and the owner of champagne cher owns the other one. |
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Originally Posted by bigandy
(Post 2777728)
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Originally Posted by wstultz
(Post 2777730)
I know where you can get a 1998 Frieghtliner single rear axle, with sleeper, for $5500. You can build a custom trailer to pull with it.
tell me. |
Originally Posted by jeff1000man
(Post 2777732)
really?
tell me. |
Originally Posted by wstultz
(Post 2777740)
On 1314 on the way to work. It is primer gray with black wheels......it looks cool. The guy uses it to haul a car trailer. Sometimes it is sitting there with a sign and sometimes the guy is hauling with it. It wasn't there this morning.
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Originally Posted by jeff1000man
(Post 2777748)
Oh, so it's a POS? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by bigandy
(Post 2777760)
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Ten Traits That Make You Filthy-Rich
by Jeffrey Strain Friday, February 1, 2008 provided by Saving money isn't all about whether or not you know how to score screaming bargains. It has more to do with your attitude toward money. Just think of those who don't fit the filthy-rich stereotype. People like Warren Buffett. More From TheStreet.com: • 10 Free Ways to Boost Your Financial Power • Credit Unions Give Banks a Run for Their Money • How to Pick a 'Concierge' Health Plan As explained in the book The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko, personal finance has as much to do with people's traits as it does with money. Many millionaires, in fact, have frugal ways. Understanding how personal traits can influence your finances is an essential ingredient for building wealth. Here are 10 key traits: 1. Patience Patience is one of the most important traits when it comes to saving money. This means waiting until the first wave of product hype has passed, keeping a car for an extra few years before getting another one and waiting until something you want fits into your budget instead of putting it on credit. Patience is often the difference between creating savings and being in debt. Having the patience to wait until you find a good deal is a cornerstone of good finances. 2. Satisfaction When you're satisfied, there is no reason to spend money on nonessentials. The sole purpose of commercials is to make you believe that buying a product or service will make you happier, wealthier, better looking or improve whatever isn't bringing you satisfaction. People spend because they want to capture the excitement shown in advertisements. When you are satisfied with what you have and your life (not trying to live like those on TV), your finances will be in a lot better shape. 3. Organization Being organized can make you more productive and ensure that all the many issues pertaining to personal finances are addressed. It means not paying late fees, not buying two of everything, knowing deadlines that can affect your finances and getting more done in less time. All these can greatly benefit your finances. 4. Discipline You need the discipline to continue to save money for specific, long-term goals every month. Personal finance isn't a way to get rich quick, but is a disciplined execution of your lifetime plans. 5. Reflectiveness It's important to be able to look at your financial decisions and reflect on their results. You're going to make financial mistakes. Everyone does. The key is to learn from those mistakes so you don't make them again, or recognize if you keep repeating them. 6. Creativity The economy and our earnings don't always match our expectations. Unexpected developments wreak havoc to elaborate financial plans. When this happens, changes are needed to deal with the new circumstances. Creativity is essential to accomplish this. Creativity allows you to make something last longer rather than purchasing it when you don't have the money. It means juggling money to stay out of debt rather than simply paying with a credit card. It means finding a cheaper alternative when money is tight. In these ways, creativity plays a large role in keeping finances in order. 7. Curiosity Having curiosity helps you learn, study and improve yourself. The curiosity of wanting to know more, to take the time to study and then take what is learned and put into practice is an important process that is driven by curiosity. 8. Risk-Taking To build wealth, one needs to be willing to take risks. This doesn't mean uncalculated risks. It means weighing all the options and taking calculated risks when appropriate. The stock market has risks involved, but over the long term, history shows that it provides good returns on money that is invested wisely. Those who fear risk altogether end up saving money in accounts that likely lose money to inflation in the long run. 9. Goal-Oriented The importance of setting and working toward goals is obvious. If you don't know where you are going, it's difficult to get there. It helps your personal finances immensely if you have money goals and are motivated to reach the goals that you have set for yourself. Those who lack goals don't have a road map to take them to the financial destination they want. 10. Hard- and Smart-Working: Creating wealth and staying out of debt rarely comes about without a lot of hard work. Many people might hope that the lottery will solve all their financial problems. The true path to financial freedom, however, is to work hard to earn money while educating yourself to continue to have more value and increase your salary. You may not possess all of the above traits. But knowing them can help you make changes so that you nourish the ones that you have and obtain the ones you're missing. Ultimately they will help you with your personal finances and create a plan to accumulate the wealth you desire. |
Originally Posted by tomtbone1993
(Post 2777792)
Ten Traits That Make You Filthy-Rich
by Jeffrey Strain Friday, February 1, 2008 provided by Saving money isn't all about whether or not you know how to score screaming bargains. It has more to do with your attitude toward money. Just think of those who don't fit the filthy-rich stereotype. People like Warren Buffett. More From TheStreet.com: • 10 Free Ways to Boost Your Financial Power • Credit Unions Give Banks a Run for Their Money • How to Pick a 'Concierge' Health Plan As explained in the book The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko, personal finance has as much to do with people's traits as it does with money. Many millionaires, in fact, have frugal ways. Understanding how personal traits can influence your finances is an essential ingredient for building wealth. Here are 10 key traits: 1. Patience Patience is one of the most important traits when it comes to saving money. This means waiting until the first wave of product hype has passed, keeping a car for an extra few years before getting another one and waiting until something you want fits into your budget instead of putting it on credit. Patience is often the difference between creating savings and being in debt. Having the patience to wait until you find a good deal is a cornerstone of good finances. 2. Satisfaction When you're satisfied, there is no reason to spend money on nonessentials. The sole purpose of commercials is to make you believe that buying a product or service will make you happier, wealthier, better looking or improve whatever isn't bringing you satisfaction. People spend because they want to capture the excitement shown in advertisements. When you are satisfied with what you have and your life (not trying to live like those on TV), your finances will be in a lot better shape. 3. Organization Being organized can make you more productive and ensure that all the many issues pertaining to personal finances are addressed. It means not paying late fees, not buying two of everything, knowing deadlines that can affect your finances and getting more done in less time. All these can greatly benefit your finances. 4. Discipline You need the discipline to continue to save money for specific, long-term goals every month. Personal finance isn't a way to get rich quick, but is a disciplined execution of your lifetime plans. 5. Reflectiveness It's important to be able to look at your financial decisions and reflect on their results. You're going to make financial mistakes. Everyone does. The key is to learn from those mistakes so you don't make them again, or recognize if you keep repeating them. 6. Creativity The economy and our earnings don't always match our expectations. Unexpected developments wreak havoc to elaborate financial plans. When this happens, changes are needed to deal with the new circumstances. Creativity is essential to accomplish this. Creativity allows you to make something last longer rather than purchasing it when you don't have the money. It means juggling money to stay out of debt rather than simply paying with a credit card. It means finding a cheaper alternative when money is tight. In these ways, creativity plays a large role in keeping finances in order. 7. Curiosity Having curiosity helps you learn, study and improve yourself. The curiosity of wanting to know more, to take the time to study and then take what is learned and put into practice is an important process that is driven by curiosity. 8. Risk-Taking To build wealth, one needs to be willing to take risks. This doesn't mean uncalculated risks. It means weighing all the options and taking calculated risks when appropriate. The stock market has risks involved, but over the long term, history shows that it provides good returns on money that is invested wisely. Those who fear risk altogether end up saving money in accounts that likely lose money to inflation in the long run. 9. Goal-Oriented The importance of setting and working toward goals is obvious. If you don't know where you are going, it's difficult to get there. It helps your personal finances immensely if you have money goals and are motivated to reach the goals that you have set for yourself. Those who lack goals don't have a road map to take them to the financial destination they want. 10. Hard- and Smart-Working: Creating wealth and staying out of debt rarely comes about without a lot of hard work. Many people might hope that the lottery will solve all their financial problems. The true path to financial freedom, however, is to work hard to earn money while educating yourself to continue to have more value and increase your salary. You may not possess all of the above traits. But knowing them can help you make changes so that you nourish the ones that you have and obtain the ones you're missing. Ultimately they will help you with your personal finances and create a plan to accumulate the wealth you desire. |
Originally Posted by jeff1000man
(Post 2777796)
Money never sleeps sport
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Originally Posted by jeff1000man
(Post 2777796)
Money never sleeps sport
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chirp...chirp
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Originally Posted by tomtbone1993
(Post 2778149)
chirp...chirp
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Originally Posted by bigandy
(Post 2778159)
i think " mayonaise never sleeps " scared everybody!!! :cool-smiley-027:
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Originally Posted by bigandy
(Post 2778159)
i think " mayonaise never sleeps " scared everybody!!! :cool-smiley-027:
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Originally Posted by wstultz
(Post 2778186)
I was just trying to match mush mouth in irrelevance of his comment. Mayonnaise was the most off topic inanimate object to compare. Oh well, The new Wall Street job he has seems to be working well.
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Originally Posted by tomtbone1993
(Post 2778193)
I just hope he is a better day trader than a blackjack player.......:cool-smiley-027:
Probably should save it for gas money before I run out.:cool-smiley-011: |
yaaaaaaaaa, you better not say that!!!
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Originally Posted by bigandy
(Post 2778286)
yaaaaaaaaa, you better not say that!!!
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Originally Posted by tomtbone1993
(Post 2778414)
what did we miss......?
Im goin fishin in matagorda for 3 or 4 days, holla atchyall laterz |
Originally Posted by tomtbone1993
(Post 2778414)
what did we miss......?
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Originally Posted by Trojan-man
(Post 2778434)
we missed inletcam.com :evilb::evilb::evilb:
Im goin fishin in matagorda for 3 or 4 days, holla atchyall laterz |
Originally Posted by bigandy
(Post 2778472)
i dont know what he wrote, i was just talkin s(hit to my new dock buddy!!!
Houthbooooaaaaatttttttttt:ernaehrung004: |
Originally Posted by jeff1000man
(Post 2778477)
I just heard the news.
Houthbooooaaaaatttttttttt:ernaehrung004: A man seeking to join a south Texas Sheriff's Department is being interviewed. The Sergeant doing the interview says: "Your qualifications all look good, but there is an attitude suitability test that you must take before you can be accepted." Then, sliding a service pistol across the desk, he says: "Take this pistol and go out and shoot six illegal aliens, six meth dealers, six Muslim extremists, and a rabbit." "Why the rabbit?" "Great attitude," says the Sergeant. "When can you start?" |
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