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This would work for us retiree's!
http://www.youtube.com:80/watch_popup?v ... U&vq=large

I had to stick a cork in my ass halfway through. Squeel like a pig boy. Very scary for a yankee from up here in New hampshire.

Kinda gives a new meaning to "House Boat" . Cool though even for a Far North Michigander. Pepsi

My kind of folks.

Made me feel like home.

Me to, I could find no reason to worried about those folks except I might drink to much shine

Really enjoyed that....thanks

What a nice simple life and I wish I could do the same. It just looks like their outhouse pollutes the river.

1roadking wrote:I had to stick a cork in my ass halfway through. Squeel like a pig boy. Very scary for a yankee from up here in New hampshire.

I was born in FL. but lived in GA. until I was in the fourth grade and we move back to fl; I was raised on the east coast of south fl,west palm beach which was a haven for snow birds[yankees] in the winter.So,I'm southern but not deep south.I was drafted at the tender age of 19,66-68 and was pretty naive about the rest of the country.I did boot camp at Ft Hood Texas and upon arrival was relieved to hear sounds of country music and guys talking with drawls in the barracks.I was really surprised to find these country boys were from Mich. and a few other states that I had always thought of as yankees ,until then I had no idea there was such a thing as a northern "red neck",hell these boys thought I was a yankee because I didn't have a southern drawl.I would probably find it scary if someone dropped me off in NYC,though I know that not everyone in nyc is a psycho;are they.......

lakerunner696 wrote:Me to, I could find no reason to worried about those folks except I might drink to much shine

That would have been my problem.
Saw this a couple of years ago. Thought it was pretty ingenius.
It's amazing what you can do with too much time on your hands.

margaritaman wrote:What a nice simple life and I wish I could do the same. It just looks like their outhouse pollutes the river.

Don't think of it as polluting the river, think of it feeding the catfish that they're gonna catch later fer dinner!

These guys are not too far from me. Don't think they are dumping 'poop' straight into the Ky River.

The fellow wearing shorts is Tim Farmer, host of Kentucky Afield and a stand-up guy in his own right.

Now everyone knows how I set the 'standard' in pontoon boats.

But the real question is ' Do you think that BMR can swap 'beads for ' on such a fine watercraft? Never mind the sheep are posing for the camera.

hmmm wonder what that would do with a 225 strapped to it?

rrhodes wrote:hmmm wonder what that would do with a 225 strapped to it?

with or without lifting strakes and jack plate.
doc

dockholiday wrote:

rrhodes wrote:hmmm wonder what that would do with a 225 strapped to it?

with or without lifting strakes and jack plate.
doc

With Of course...

I love it. Looks like there living a great life and getting the most they can from what they got.