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Sorry, didn’t mean to ignore. This thread is just crazy AF, with so many posts. I’m sure from small town Mississippi hospitals to downtown NY. Everyone has probably felt it. I’ve stayed in contact with medical personnel in south MS, all the way to Florida. Even know someone who joined the battle...

Make it stop!!!

Oh ya, and they have to wipe your ass multiple times a day cause you're shitting the bed EVERY DAY, and that's not just the COVID patients!

I almost don't want to explain cause it's ridiculous, but when you get COVID and it gets to the point where you can't take care of yourself, you go to the ER, where they, the doctors and nurses, are already dealing with the million other cases that have nothing to do with COVID (broken limbs...

Honestly, I'm just glad I'm alive and I'm glad y'all are still alive, vaccine or not. This forum wouldn't be the same if some of you guys who contribute a lot to this forum are no longer, and I hope it never comes to that. I just wanted to give you my 2 cents coming from a husband whose wife...

I get it, it's a personal choice. I just wish we could all walk into the COVID ER or ICU to see what they're dealing with from observation, and not by being a patient or statistic.

I literally don't give a shit what's in the vaccine. As part of the general public, whom most of us are not doctors or infectious disease experts, we're not experts on the subject. But their advice to keep you from becoming seriously ill, placed in the ICU, or end up dead is to get the vaccine...

Yes it is, and the saddest part is she chose to ignore all the warnings. It was her choice not to get vaccinated, and well now she's dead.

My wife's aunt just died last week of covid. She was not vaccinated, and never wore a mask...

I fished it years ago, and it was in the summertime. I putt around the shoreline using small crank baits and remember doing very well.

My thoughts are with you all. My household knows it all to well, unfortunately. My wife was diagnosed with breast cancer at the end of last year. She just finished 20 weeks of chemo, and will be having surgery here in the next few weeks. She's been so strong, but its painful to watch.

I agree with you. I noticed that before I got the boat, I was just jumping on the charters, knowing very little about what was really going on in the water. But once you're behind the wheel, it forces you to pay attention to all the details of the ocean.

Absolute money pit, but the memories.....

Give or take a few bucks haha

Well, my boat (Que Pasa) has finally been resurrected after 2 1/2 years in the yard. She usually stays on the water, but when my wife got pregnant in 2018, it was clear we put the boat on the back burner and a decision was made to winterize it. We did a finale trip to Catalina in 2018, then...

Great job, congrats!

Looks beautiful out there. Congrats on what sounded like an epic trip.

Nice work. Good looking dog too.

Killer job man!

Good looking buck!