Im lost without the PW thread!!!!

[dingleberry]

Good Lord, that crazy Bi%$h has a grip

No chit! Didn't just cut 'em off, she fricken squeezed them out!

[skippabcool]

I get a yearly safety sticker on the windshield plus a spiffy piece of paper for the glove box. Inspections have been known to take up to 45 min. Mine have averaged about 20 min.

Is that for the same lake or different lakes?

[skippabcool]

If I went to Pueblo, the next place wouldn't know about. Just saying...

Well ahead of you. If we don't go back then we clip are tags.

[skippabcool]

Her defense, he liked it rough

[skippabcool]

I have wondered if they ever do a report from the lakes and do a analysis of the boats and lakes.

[skippabcool]

That would probably be too much work even if they could automate the entire thing.

[skippabcool]

Have to get off the 6's

[Timmy!]

I don't have much confidence in our inspectors. The inspectors at Lake Powell really seemed to know their stuff. They lifted the exhaust flaps and looked on the inside of them, felt the surfaces of the hull, looked in the bilge, etc. I felt like they had the ability to prevent the spread.

[Ewok]

I don't have much confidence in our inspectors. The inspectors at Lake Powell really seemed to know their stuff. They lifted the exhaust flaps and looked on the inside of them, felt the surfaces of the hull, looked in the bilge, etc. I felt like they had the ability to prevent the spread.

Are you supposed to drain your engine after every trip on the water? 'Cause there is still trapped water in there.

Around here there is an invasive species inspection station going into ID. I have a "passport" where I document all the lakes I've been too and how long out of the water between each lake. They know which ones are infected (just a few near seattle) so it's usually a quick look at the trailer to make sure I'm not transporting vegitation from one spot to another. They have a bunch of equipment so it looks like they could decontaminate if there was a need, right now they are sort of trusting peoples word about where they have been.

[skippabcool]

When I went into UT last year I had my seal and receipt and they could've cared less. They didn't have anything to cut it off, didn't check anything, didn't ask, I was good to go.

[gwhite94]

I have wondered if they ever do a report from the lakes and do a analysis of the boats and lakes.

I believe the only lists are the lakes that are infested. I highly doubt a database of the inspection sheets exsist yet... but might be coming

[skippabcool]

Good Lord, that crazy Bi%$h has a grip

Need a hand

She could've helped WA squeeze that part

[gwhite94]

Yeah mention to any attendant that you have been on Mead or Mohave you go directly to decontamination...

[skippabcool]

I believe the only lists are the lakes that are infested. I highly doubt a database of the inspection sheets exsist yet... but might be coming

Even if they did one, unless it was real time, they would not be able to find out something until it had already happened. So kind of a waste of money. Unless they found habitual offenders and dealt with them.

[skippabcool]

Yeah mention to any attendant that you have been on Mead or Mohave you go directly to decontamination...

The bend over treatment