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rent a rotary power sander for a day(around $80). cuts time by mucho, get some good stain/sealer(I happen to like behr) and spray it on instead of brushing it on(this also saves time and dinero) for better coverage. Let it dry well before using again, enjoy. Now if your present decks have any "cupping" then all this is a moot point and replacement is needed.

So if I make it there, anybody have a floor I can sleep on?

Thank you Laura Bush

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remember playing carroms?(sp) candy bars 3 for a dime, ummm zagnuts. baseball waxpacks a nickel. or how bout the schwinn "lemon peeler" or the "orange crate" with the banana seat and sissy bar?

nice menudo, that will buy a lot of diapers plus a couple mini Lambert spamshirts

if you've ever experienced agent orange then you have "seen the rain"

So is Mr. Larry's restaurant on 10 Dixie Hgwy still there? knew the owner back from corps days

wow, I like those odds. Jose is always hangin' around and Campbell can hit his irons very crispy

She just misses me axing her "Hughs your daddy?"

Congrats on your new money pit as long as you can both fish and ski behind them boats are great. Use it or feel used though

Just like minor league hockey, minor league baseball is often more fun to watch, much more affordable and the players are still playing for the love of the game. Also they are much more accessible to everyone and much less jaded and pretencious

Won't be betting, but also think ballstriking will be key here. That and the flat stick. Which makes me think Jose Marie, Chad Campbell and my sentimental favortite Nick Price have good chances to make some noise

Country, many off the rack clubs come in longer shaft lengths in irons. Mine are only 3/4" longer and I am 6'4". Taller players tend to stand up at impact and thus topping or skulling the ball. Not so much the length of the shaft, but more of the type of setup and swing you have(upright etc) Hit a lot of balls at the local club. Use their different demos to find some you like. If it feels good in your hands and while you swing they will probably be the club for you(golf is 80% mental). Hit more balls, then hit some more. Buy the clubs you have found you like hitting(hopefully you have tried many types on many different days on many buckets). Hit more balls and then some more, grooving your muscle memory every swing. Learn golf and it's basic rules for playing and enjoy many great rounds for years to come

Sky, go to the local grocery store and buy a bottle of "Stubbs Rub". Rub with love at least two hours before, cook slow and low and enjoy. Prep time: five to ten minutes(depending on any if at all trimming). Cook time three to four hours. Devour time: five to ten minutes and lots of lip smackin'