Found this video somewhere on the interwebs. I got a laugh out of it:
Gotta admit, watching bass fishing on TV would be even better if Morgan Freeman was doing the color commentary!
Hope you get on the water this weekend. Hope you catch some fish, and hope you take some time to laugh (even if it is at yourself). Hope you do not take a lure to the booty!
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Been hearing this commercial on the radio. Brings a smile to my face every time: Hope you get to find some happiness this weekend! The post Happiness appeared first on Nebraskaland Magazine.
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