Thanks Ruger, you da man.

I am nothing but an aid to the great members of tndeer.com

Nothing better than a heads up from a "reported post" and be able to help keep the site acceptable to all of you.
We really appreciate the help.

Your name isn't Chas Luna and your phone number is to a massage parlor or something like that in Lincoln County.

I went to my PT this morning, she is expensive and worth every penny. Just a dam shame my deductible starts over this Friday.

I also realized this Friday starts my 56th year in journalism. Heck, no wonder I am out of words.

Hopefully, I have just hijacked this thread.

You know it is funny that I personally am the one that needs to get a life and how all the moderators AND MEMBERS of tndeer are idiots, according to you, and yet it is YOU that spend your time registering on tndeer under bogus names and information and stir up crap, or TRY to stir up crap on here in hopes that it will ruin tndeer.

I assure you sir, you are nothing new and you are nothing original.
I like how you picked the last name of a member here from a small town where everyone knows everyone.

Your name isn't Chas Luna and your phone number is to a massage parlor or something like that in Lincoln County.

I know that you will just go back to the library and register again and we will turn you off,,, again,,, but hey I have no life so I got nothing but time.

All I can say is, go for it but rest assured when you ILLEGALLY portray yourself as an employee of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, you attract alot of attention from people who DO HAVE LIVES and what makes their life better is putting cuffs on people like you.

Good day sir, I have some phone calls to make.

I sold my first story in 1959 at the age of 15. I just did the math again, that is only 51 years. I can write, I can't cipher.

That first story sold for three cents a word. It was 2250 words long and has been sold 17 times since then. It has won every award it was ever elegible for. I wrote it on a yellow tablet paper with a #2 pencil. The last time it was published, Keith "Catfish" Sutton ran it in Arkansas Wildlife and it won another award. I'm very proud of that story.