Keeping para-cord untangled, unknotted, dry and ready for use is easy. Get an empty, dry bottled water bottle (a 16oz bottle will easily hold up to 50 ft of cord) with it's lid. Make a hole in the center of the lid just large enough to push one end of the para-cord through. Tie a locking knot on each side of the lid. Take the other end of the cord and begin pushing the cord into the bottle, shaking occasionally, until the entire length is in the bottle. When you get to the lid/knotted end, replace the lid.

Do you ever need to clean mud out of tiny spaces or hard to reach places? like the receiver your 870, or the drive train of your bicycle or from anywhere in between? get a cheap kids electric tooth brush. between the battery operated head and the fine bristles they really get into those hard to reach places and do a good job of removing mud.

How many of you find yourself spending alot of money on dog toys that seem not to last long at all. Well here is the solution deer antlers i know it sounds crazy but trust me it works. What you do is get a old deer antler that you dont use or a new one that you dont need make sure they are apart from the skull. Wash them thouroughly in dawn dish detergent to get any bacteria off of them let it dry and give it to them. My dogs love them and they last a very long time and they are very inexpensive chew toy

Easy TICK Removal 4 People and Pets… "Apply a glob of liquid soap to a cotton ball. Cover the tick with the soap-soaked cotton ball and swab it for a few seconds (15-20); the tick will come out on its own and be stuck to the cotton ball when you lift it away. This is great because it works in those places where it's sometimes difficult to get to with tweezers: between toes, in the middle of a head full of dark hair, etc."

While I was driving around for work today, I was listening to a bunch of radio stations talking about Obama's little interview yesterday. Words can not describe how frustrated I am with what is going on.