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  1. YachtForums, Nov 7, 2014
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    Thought this might be a fun thread. While searching Google for a XenForo solution, I clicked a link that looked promising and landed in a war zone! The screen cap has been reduced for YF, but this filled my entire 27" screen. Check it for yourself... www.loadout.com

    If you come across a really wild webpage, let's see it...

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  2. Kevin, Nov 7, 2014
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    That's the Michael Bay edition.
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    LOL... be careful what you ask for.
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    LOL! You're right. I didn't think this through...! :eek:
  5. Old Phart, Nov 7, 2014
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  7. K1W1, Nov 7, 2014
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    They forgot one thing we always were told as kids: "If no paper do not linger, Robinson Crusoe used his finger".

    In practice when hunting I have often used vegetation when caught out. You soon learn which leaves to leave
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    And remember only the left hand is used for this. The right hand is for eating and greeting fellow travellers.
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    ;) Carl, see what you started... and I was just enjoying my pate'
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    I (wish I didn't) see what you did there...
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    Might be best to close this thread before it gets worse.
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