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Old 06-16-2015, 09:36 AM   #1
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Had a few of those Mikey - they get a little easier as you get older - believe me its much worse if you get to see them before losing them.

Steve K - Block Island: The island of broken plugs, straightened hooks, and shattered dreams. Seen a few casters drop to their knees in dissapointment.

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Steve K - Block Island: The island of broken plugs, straightened hooks, and shattered dreams. Seen a few casters drop to their knees in dissapointment.
I have many plugs with bent hooks and even a broken belly swivel due to that place. I will be back next week to create more stories and hopefully no more heartache. I've had my legs turn to rubber bands when fighting a large there. Magical place...
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