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Old 09-17-2010, 04:12 AM
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xdamageincx
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Originally Posted by ozbowhunter
dude grow up how long have you been doing this sport when you have done it for as long as me i might listen to you and seriously you called your wife as barbie might mean something different here because you just made a big insult to your wife
I have been hunting for 28 years.
My wife read your post and laughed and gave me the joke that I posted. I don't want to grow up anymore because I won't be able to bow hunt since I am over 40.
I give her the credit for the joke.I was going to make a dingo and outback brokeback reference but she stopped me. You might not get it. Connecting the dots can be difficult sometimes.
It is a cheap camera,camcorder,smartphone mount. Why fight technology?
Apps that I use while in the field:
The Weather Channel
Advanced task killer(to save battery)
Blogger droid (so I can post what I see real time)
Android cloud( too complicated to explain to you)
Dog whistler( when I have my Vizsla out bird hunting)
ES file explorer (another one that isn't worth explaining)
Gmail
imovicha
Latitiude( tells me where my hunting buddies are - usually my wife for when we leave the woods in the dark)
Paypal - to work out shipments\payments for those hunters who use a smart phone
Google maps
Places
Smart Measure
Sundroid (give me legal hunting hours)
Google talk (so I can quietly communicate with my wife)
Ustream - so I can broadcast live
Sipdroid - so I don't use any cell phone minutes -unlimited text,IM and minutes at no cost
A pile of other personal apps that I can take care of while on stand( bills etc)
THe list goes on and on...
I suggest you watch one of my broadcasts so you can see the sound and video quality capability.
You crack me up.
Keep 'em coming...you are a good source of entertainment! (I'll give ya that)

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