He actually did injure his shoulder when he tried to lift a keg to drink out of it..

One of my best friends in the world.

Great guy with a passion for life and fishing that exceeded everyone I've ever known.

WEAR YOUR LIFE JACKETS if you are alone and/or at night.

@fishin4fish:

[quote][b]fishin4fish[/b] - @crazy8golfer:
Ohio State rocked it this season...undefeated....and Urban Meyer is an ELITE head coach...unlike Georgia, who is now stuck with a 2nd tier head coach with an inept coaching staff! Having 2 cakewalk schedules in consecutive years was the worst thing that could have happened to Georgia...Hope you enjoy continuing to barely squeak by unranked teams and to lose to the ranked teams. This has been CMR's m.o. (modus operandi) since he arrived in Athens!
Must be a real drag to be a Georgia fan.
woof, woof, woof
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You mean the Ohio State team that plays nobody in the Lame 10? Talk about a cakewalk schedule. Meyer lost control of the program at Florida and bailed. On Monday he gave Saban no credit for the dynasty he's built at Bama. Ohio State should go undefeated with their cakewalk schedule next year and I can't wait - they will get DESTROYED by the SEC representative in the national championship.

Have you seen Spurrier lately? I don't think he has too many more coaching years in him - very likely not 4 or 5. I wouldn't be surprised to see other Carolina recruits looking around.

[quote][b]MittTheTwit[/b] - After Georgia gets spanked by Mighty Alabama, Murray may want to come back for 1 more season. Murray does not have the skill set to be a starter in the NFL, nor the physical or mental attributes.
One more year at the Manning's QB camp would do him some good!
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Seriously, do you try to be this annoying or does it just come natural?

What a troll! Gotta love the ignore button.

Devastating....not devasting.

[quote][b]anon234[/b] - I've worked in ICU and have seen the results. My guess is...you have not.[/quote]

Of 293 thousand resident hunters in GA, how many end up in the ICU? I would agree that just one is too many, but I doubt the hospitals are going on high alert. Farmer GA is correct.

And, yes, I have seen the results. When accidents occur, the injuries are devasting.

Thanks for the "ignore" tip. This guy seems obsessed with posting garbage to UGA football articles.

Thanks Matt. I think you are right. I am "older" and was speaking based on past knowledge, when the FBI was always the lead in bank robberies because banks are/were federally protected. I seem to recall the local authorities taking over bank robberies at some point.

My comment came direct from an FBI agent (some years ago though) that a robber who got $800 from a bank was going to get 20 years in fed when he could have gone up the street to the grocery store, got more money and killed someone in the process and would have gotten less time in the state system.

Times have changed, haven't they? Thanks for clarifying that.

Banks get robbed "because that's where the money's at." NOT true. Bank robbers rarely get more money robbing a bank than they would just about anywhere else that handles cash. And, bank robbers generally get 20 years mandatory in a federal pen. The sad truth is that a bank robber could get more money elsewhere while murdering someone in the process and quite possibly end up spending less than 20 years in a state pen.

Think they caught him...

As long as he sticks to taking out child molesters, I say put him out on the street and let him hunt those SOB's down.

[quote][b]Tenndawg[/b] - But what scares the hell out of me, is the comments from you so called "Christians"... I'm reading over and over where you all don't agree that our courts should be used for a fair trial and worse yet, that you desire that this man should spend an eternity in hell.
Right wing evangelist Christians, the kind of Christians that actually believe in hell, are the worst citizens on this planet, I consider you all the largest hate group that exists in this nation and the biggest threat to peace this [/quote]

Tenndawg, picture this.......
A white, Republican Christian is eating lunch with his wife, mother and grandmother. While he has never met Tony Howard, he recognizes he and his wife eating lunch near them. He buys their lunch as a very small way to show gratitude and appreciation for his service and the sacrifices he made. His wife is overcome with emotions because she knows that God has blessed them.

Yep, real haters and the biggest threat to peace this nation has ever encountered. You, sir, look like the hater.

This is awesome! I've purchased from the original store many times on my way through there on fishing trips. I just recently ran out of their Vidalia Onion BBQ sauce and thought "Hmmmm.....time for another fishing trip." Trust me, their meats and sauces are the bomb! I think the community will love having Striplings here.

keepitsimple is right.

Pretty pathetic. ABH was a sponsor of this event and didn't even cover the 2nd day when the kids casting competition took place. The photo and info above came from the event organizers. Now they run it more than a month later?

Michael, Kim, Jim and Britany,

You are all in the thoughts and prayers of all of your extended North Oconee family.

Michael - you are an American hero! We are all proud of you.

Bottom line - ANY able person that would park in a Disabled parking space is not worthy of being a HS principal.

And, claiming ignorance because someone told you "it was OK" does not make you look any better.

Glad he is going, going, gone.

I do not know the owners, but my son worked there. I'm just glad they paid their employees for time worked. I've seen lots of stories of other businesses closing where employees were left without a final paycheck. That speaks highly of the character of the Five Points owners.

Prayers for the Ellis family. Jordan was as fine a young man as you would want to know.

Daniel - Sheriff Berry is right. There is a time/place/forum to have discussions about your points. To quote you - "However, I have a 17 year old daughter and feel I can use things like this as an example to her that a tragic accident can happen to anyone at anytime (regardless of fault) and we must always be alert and aware. Teens, like my daughter, often have so much going that they are too busy to observe road conditions and the actions of other drivers, not to mention paying attention to their own driving."

This IS NOT one of those articles that you can show your daughter and say "see what can happen?" unless you are implying that Jordan wasn't being "alert and aware" or that he had "so much going on" that he was "too busy to observe road conditions and the actions of other drivers, not to mention paying attention to their own driving."

Please, folks, if you must, go look for articles where speed, alcohol, texting or whatever else makes us "too busy" to use as examples for your kids.

Believe it or not, many of us have way more than $3 thousand worth of fishing equipment. I'm currently in therapy for my "addiction." Fortunately, this guy didn't try to get my stuff. Trust me when I say my garage is protected better than Fort Knox. He would have had the "shock" of his life.

Nice job ABH. There was an even bigger tournament at Oconee two weeks ago with 3 local Athens anglers finishing in the top 10.

http://www.flwoutdoors.com/bassfishing/bfl/tournament/2010/6375/lake-oco...