Whatever

im trying to remember who that is tbh lmao

 

To all my whatever friends...

 

No one take offense to this post. I just got home from drinking a lot with some friends and I thought this meme was funny. Carry on...

 

Back at work tonight?

 

Yup You?

 

Nope I got another week off, I go back next Friday night.

 

Next month your last one?

 

Damn! That's my dumbass brother on the left!

 

Just called charter after i saw they double charged me after i closed my account. I guess it's a display to show what i would owe if i don't return the modem. I actually apologized to the lady who answered my question and we had a good laugh about it. I have never had an enjoyable customer service experience with charter until now

 

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And.....a brick GEEZBO. Golconda, Illinois.

 

@StayinStock , I was spoiled from the Get go when it came to bow hunting. I had a really good friend sell me a Mathews bow ready to go with arrows. All I had to do was buy a release, $300.00. In my humble opinion, Bow Hunting is the toughest sport on the planet. Trying to ambush a deer within a 25 yard distance is not easy, they see, hear and smell pretty dam good. I had to hunt on Public(Game) land here in N.C. for 10 years, and NEVER killed a deer during bow season, NEVER. Almost ashamed to admit that. I had some really close calls. I had watched a nice 8-10 point buck for over 2 weeks. He used this one particular game trail almost ever day. I watched him from a distance of 50-60 yards. I finally setup my ambush point, and use a couple of plastic film canisters with doe urine. He Stopped exactly where I wanted him too. Perfect broadside, I drew back and he jumped 4 ft off the ground and ran about 30 yards away, turned and stood looking for whatever sound had spooked him. A few days later I discovered while practice shooting, when I attached my release and drew back, it was making contact with a string knock, and making the tiniest noise. I almost didn't hear it. I had a string loop attached after that. I could write a book on the failures of my bow hunting adventures.

 

More of this...

 

I hear ya buddy. There's a hell of a learning curve that goes into bowhunting; all the stupid shit I've done along with the stuff that I just didn't know about and had to learn the hard way. It's been 29 years since I shot my first deer with a bow and I'm still learning and still doing stupid shit. That's a big part of the fun though! I love it and wish I was out there everyday! (Except when it's really hot)

 

good night All