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This may be a good one for you Grandpas but anyone can use it.  My daughter and I were brainstorming something to do years ago and we decided to go to Target and we bought inexpensive plastic bowls and ice cream and all the fixings.  We then went home and everyone got a bowl and we had a bunch of Sharpies and everyone decorated their bowl how they wanted.  We called it "Sundae Sundays".

I'm a terrible artist but the girls were pretty good and my son did an admirable job.  It's a great little activity and who doesn't like ice cream?  You can do it for girlfriends, wives, kids, grandkids and obviously neighbor friends also.  You can find the bowls for a buck or two and it takes years for the Sharpie to wash off the bowl.  Go get em fellas, you'll be a hero.

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And here's another good, very important tip...keeping yer marriage happy. With all the recipes and smoked foods on here, there's bound to be some poor air quality issues, or as LL is pointing out that someone may have, "intermittent explosive disorder". Now, there's something to wipe those worries away, and keep you and that significant other happy, without having to resort to those cumbersome and silly looking gas masks, or being banned to sleeping on the couch. Behold, the magic marriage blanket....

 

https://youtu.be/bM4eJ38S7Hw

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good point and I wish I could pull up an old FM post I wrote on carbon suits.  It was some class A writing that proved that carbon suits basically absorb odors at the plant and become saturated.  Putting them in the inadequate heat of a dryer does not recharge them.  The heat required to "recharge" the suit would burn the suit as though it was in my grill for five days on high.  

For me and our King sized bed the wife sleeps so far away I'm not sure smell molecules can travel that far.  Also, I can blame a dog.  Everyone needs their own solution but this is an excellent point on keeping things happy.  Thanks Reb.

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I was hoping Del was gonna run up there and spend some of his money, so I could ride along and slobber over all the new boats and gear.  I'd even pack some of those PBJ school lunches. :P

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I also noted that no Smurf costumes will be allowed this year at the kiddie pool "catch a fish" pond, as last year it turned into quite a fiasco with a drunken Smurf wading in and out and scaring fish and children alike.

 

 

 

13 minutes ago, delcecchi said:

sport show?  I thought it was over.   I would be interested.  

http://www.northwestsportshow.com/  We've got plenty of time.....I can have the PBJ's ready by tomorrow. :lol:

Danged tickets are $14!!!!!!    Do ya get a show and lunch with that??!!

 

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nope not going. 14 bucks each to get in 10 plus for parking. I can buy 2 cases of good union made beer and look at all my sportsmans stuff right at home!!!!!:lol:

besides I gotta go to moms for easter sat.:cry: one advantage to that, the boats coming home.

 

1 hour ago, leechlake said:

good point bobber...I guess they aren't trying to attract young women to the cite or they'd have asked Bobber and I to come and bring our labs.

I gots a brown lab............and I be way better lookin!!!!!!!!:D

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For $24 in additon to  the food up there, (usually $6 for a burger, $5 for brat, $4 for a cup of pop) I can go wander around Fleet Farm, then go to the boat dealer, take myself out to lunch, buy a big bag of beef jerky, AND have enough  money left over to buy supper. Those prices are insane.

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