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The light blue is yours. PM me your address and it will go out today. The only color left is the dark blue.

William McDonough wrote a book called Cradle to Cradle. It is a dry read but it is what every manufacturer should strive for. We also refer to this as circular economy.

Light grey is taken. Other three are still available.

I often have friends come and visit and they are always impressed with how pristine our rivers are. I often think if you want to save the planet, maybe start with your own backyard. I'm glad you had a nice experience. Hit me up if you ever make it to SW Montana.

In my bag I've been carrying a ten year old Taylor Made driver. Consistently I'm 20 yds shorter off the tee than my buddies with the latest and greatest. So went out to the range the other night and demo'd a few new ones. There is a noticeable difference in the new technology. The face of...

In the spirit of the thread, I want to do something nice. I have 4 lightly used Patagonia hoodies that I’d like to give away. They are size medium but run large. One per person and want to recognize your handle. No lurkers. My haters will also get preferred treatment. I’ll even include...

I love this and think more companies who endlessly promote their virtues around climate change should follow suit. It is much better than the Federal Gov't wasting hundreds of billions of dollars we don't have and driving up inflation. And the marketing is brilliant. Sell $700 ski coats...

This year I went all electric for my lawn mower, weed eater, and blower. Dewalt. They are great and done are the days of having to fill up my 5 gallon gas cans. I did this because it made my life easier. Not because of some heavy handed gov't mandate or because I think it will make a lick of...

Ha! Yeah I had some drunk dude try to get up on me while I was shopping for dress shoes at the Dillards. Lucky for him he was being cased by a security officer. Otherwise, as the 1996 GA wrestler of the year, I would’ve had the chance to defend my title. To your point, of course crime can...

For a thread that seems straightforward, there sure seems to be a lot of #mansplainin. But I’m happy that we can all find agreement here.

Great thread But while I find this highly entertaining, it is also sad that you all have become conditioned to expect the possibility of crime just when you want to go fishing. But I guess that is "progress" over there in clown world. Edited for shitty grammar.

I condemn climate hypocrites, especially our ruling class and celebrities. Live your life however you seem fit. I don't care. But if you are flying around the world on private jets, buying mansions on the coast, have a 20,000 sq' cabin in the mtns that you might visit twice a year, cruise...

Sure. Well at least the ones who are wannabe Eco-Warriors. I don't blame them for flying private though. If I had that kind of money, I'd do the same. I just wouldn't be a hypocrite about it.

Braves are reigning World Series Champions. Dawgs are reigning College Foot Champs (and ranked #1 in the country.) I live in Bozeman. Yeah I think I'm good for now.

Nope. You simply take a pic of your scorecard, post on the forum, and depending on the score you either humble brag or laugh at yourself.

Ouch.

Holy shit this is the best twitter account I've seen. It tracks the private flights of some in our celeb class and shows you how much pollution each flight emits. One thing that is eye opening, a single flight can use more fuel than I use in an entire year...even with my Tundra. Awesome.

Gonna bump this thread one more time. Beautiful day on the water but just not a good hopper bite for me this year. Actually the fishing has not been that great for me the past month or so. Might turn the page and start looking forward to fall streamer fishing.

Not to pick on my bro as we've all fucked up. But a few weeks ago we were out for a float and I noticed his oar locks had widened to the point the oars could pop out. I mentioned that he should heat 'em up and bend 'em back as that could be a problem. I'm not sure he though much about it...