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aero3113 said:

@PickleRick , is that a true story?? That’s hilarious!

100% true.  We were trying to knock him out.  Will try a case of cheap beer and z quill next weekend. 

Hes friendly enough to feed, he used to like getting pet on. At one time he used to lay down to get a belly scratch.

One day I was squatting down to do some fence repair, he rolled on his side for a belly scratch.  He didn't notice he was on an incline so when he when he went down he started to roll all the way over.  He was squealing like i had tired to slaughter him. Since then he only lets you scratch on him while he's eating. 

I would just restrain him and do it but I'm afraid I'll give him a heart attack.  We live in a residential neighborhood so I'm trying to keep down the blood curdling scream of a terrified 250 plus pound pig.

We got a good sample of the screams that bring all the neighbors out about a year ago when he got a tusk caught in the hog wire fence.  Id like to avoid that again.  

Aqua_Aura said:

We are not cat people either however we ended up with this guy needing a home. This is Jack and he lives in my shop 🐈. He killed many mice so now we have no issues with rodents 😁 This cat is like a dog and is super friendly.  

@PickleRick your cat looks like a wild animal, he could totally handle his liquor at the bar. 

Those black and white cats have great personality.

I don't know how well the cat drinks but our pig put down 2 bottles of wine, a few shots of 150 rum, a bottle of kids Benadryl, half bottle of z quill and still wouldnt pass out so we could cut his tusks.  He got groggy, I was able to trim one hoof.  Any time I messed with his tusks he'd get up angrily and run off.

They probably did this one too many times....😳

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CKoWhWrAYEU/?igshid=1dfi50uordq8f

It's roomy, but the highway permits are a hassle and some ramps are too steep.

LaRea said:

It's roomy, but the highway permits are a hassle and some ramps are too steep.

Can I tow this with my F150? (My favorite boat forum question)

LaRea said:

Well, the video does a nice job of defining the company's target market - and it definitely is not us!  

They have tailored their marketing strategy toward the "jackhole" buyer.

They made a video of a SeaBreacher jumping up onto a little fishing boat and slicing the guy to bits.  Clearly, it's intended to be funny, with an inflatable dummy and obvious fake blood.  But it seems a little too much like a "watch this, hold my beer" moment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRbx4XmZbi4 

LaRea said:

It looks like a blast and I'd love to try one.  I just hate commercials in general, and this one in particular.  "Works in fresh OR salt water!"  Go ahead and make a huge wake in the middle of a crowded anchorage!  Sheesh.  

That was the other thing I was thinking. Great. Another watercraft to be misused by a bunch of jackholes.

Wake boats, kayaks and jet skis...why can't people just be normal boaters like us.