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If you do a lot of wakeboarding, the wake is very sensitive to weight. As for surfing, an 08 puts out a very nice surfing wave. The Avy is a much wider boat, I think about 7" wider; which doesn't seem like much but really is quite a bit of difference. I would say based on your crew size, to hold out for an Avy.

If you do a lot of wakeboarding, the wake is very sensitive to weight. As for surfing, an 08 puts out a very nice surfing wave. The Avy is a much wider boat, I think about 7" wider; which doesn't seem like much but really is quite a bit of difference. I would say based on your crew size, to hold out for an Avy.

Disclaimer: while this is all true, my wife mows the yard only b/c it's another form of exercise, she really likes to exercise; and it has to be above a certain temperature in order for her to mow. And it was pure coincindence that a new vacuum was purchased; old one died and Kohl's had a sale. But yes, she is a good woman!

First of all, remember this post? http://www.centurioncrew.com/index.php/topic/7929-ran-wrong-gas-in-mower/ So I just bought a new to me snowmobile, and the same day I bought my wife a vacuum. So a buddy of mine was saying I should write a book.

What is the best movie rental app?!

No matter what your political views are, hard to argue with basic math. http://poorrichardsnews.com/post/637...-obamacare-for Kind of long but worth watching, also makes some good points on social security.

I believe the fine is max $95 the first year...not sure what it goes to after that.

If a person can't be denied due to a pre-existing condition; why not wait to purchase health insurance until you need it? Yes I know there is a fine, but the fine seems minimal if you put in perspective how much you would save in yearly premiums. What am I missing? Or would the premium be super high if you had a pre-existing condition? There could be an ER visit; but illegals don't pay for those, so I assume I could pay a very minimal charge. So...do I really need health insurance in 2014?

If it's causing stress with the wife...sell! Or at least put it on the market and try to sell and if it sells take the next few years off, if you miss it get another. We struggled with selling or not, for us though it was just getting burnt out on the limited summers and going all the time; so after 13 years figured would take the next few years off. It was a hard decision as we bought the boat new, knew it was well maintained and bought at time when the economy was starting to take a dive so purchased at a decent deal; it was a good boat. Thus was thinking the boat would be hard to replace, maybe should keep; but reality is there will be other boats. It's not like it's a classic car. Luckily for us being we bought when the economy was taking a dive, we didn't lose much (including goodies added) for using for 6 years. I know I would not buy new again b/c of the prices, but I figure if in 5 years we want to get back into boating; a used 2012 Enzo wouldn't be that much more than we sold our boat for...hopefully!!!

Cyprus Hill, Mancho?! Sweet! "Me so" looking for your 2 Live Crew?

Have you looked at the classifieds on this site? I believe you can get a brand new one for about this price!

One that I like to play (well, used to play) when waiting to load, and someone is taking too long at the boat ramp. It's called: Move b**ch...sung by Luda. Yes, I do have this on my play list, it has a pretty catchy beat.

We are looking at getting into mountain biking; and holy cow the info. can be overwhelming. While I have the bike I want narrowed down; curious on what size of tires my wife, who is almost 5'4, should get...26" or 29". She will be riding mild to moderate trails. Have been getting different answers from the bike dealers. I know she needs to ride both but still hard to tell on a short demo ride.

Yep, 360. When you drive that far to start with, you are used to it and really think nothing of it. A lot of times we would camp for a few days, which made it nice but also got kind of old going all the time; loading up and unloading the camper. I think what really did us in was this summer and last summer we rented a condo for a week on the Spokane River (5 minute boat ride to Couer d'lane lake) with a boat slip; obviously was a little spoiled there.

I have had that happen to me many times, Troy, and I'm thinking; you got to be kidding me, o so close!