Just got our first 4 month old Cavapoo! Would love advice and things you would do differently based off of experiences!

We just got our first Cavapoo and hes adjusting to his new how with his older brother mini-poodle! I would love to hear things we should look out for or things that you would have done differently with you pups!

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u/OwangeSquid — 11 days ago

Any good places around Shelby Farms?

W.C. Johnson has given me some but it’s been over fished. I haven’t had any luck at Grove Park but it might just be me. Not sure about Nashoba and Cameron Brown seems a bit dead.

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u/OwangeSquid — 2 months ago

Watching TV and Movies causing intense mental lows

My wife loves watching movies and tv shows but trying to watch them just brings me intense depression and emptiness and I have no clue why or what is causing this. I feel bad because I would like to do things she enjoys but the thought of sitting and watching shows fills me with intense depression. Anyone else deal with this and have any ideas on what to do?

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u/OwangeSquid — 2 months ago

First Bass!

I’ve been catfishing for years but finally picked up bass fishing this year. It took months of learning but finally nabbed my first bass!

u/OwangeSquid — 2 months ago

Any good starter videos?

I’ve wanted to play the game for years but every time I start playing I get 30 billion textboxes on my screen with a horn that play every 30 seconds announcing that someone got a pen lvl800 butt plug and then open my inventory and find a free owl and fairy then get overwhelmed and uninstall. Just wanted to know if there was a good video or video series that goes over shit that you actually need to pay attention to and breaks it down for someone that has it been playing since launch.

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u/OwangeSquid — 3 months ago
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Questions about avoiding a lease due to landlord property neglect

Location: Memphis, TN

Me and my wife have been dealing with issues regarding our landlord and a property that was rented to us that had significant issues since we moved in. Most recently a part of our ceiling in our kitchen completely collapsed from water damage that we had reported to them and that they had said they had fixed. We've had the fire department come out right as it happened because it hit our gas stove, which caused it to turn on and almost caused a fire, and we have code enforcement coming sometime next week.

Our landlord has begun repairs on the hole and has covered it in a plastic tarp and had a repair man out. We asked them to provide us a timeline of when things will be fixed through email and through our renters portal and received nothing back. Additionally, all of the people who have come to help us are not hired by our leasing company and our contractors and are unsure of a timeframe.

We no longer feel safe in the home and we're trying to explore if there's any options for us to avoid our lease. We are not planning to withhold pay at all and are paying our lease on time, but this issue is a part of a long list of problems which I've detailed below. We're hoping that that creates a precedent of neglect that we can use to get out of our lease. We've spoken to our landlord, and their response to all of these problems has been word for word "these things just happen with houses," so I do not believe that they are going to try and let us out peacefully.

This saga has been hell:

  • Moved in, had no gas or water and a broken stove
  • Calcified pipes, which did not allow us to have running water for a week and a half
  • Broken water heater
  • Messed up installing the new water heater which led to a leak and short that took out one side of our entire house
  • Attempted to fix the short and failed, which caused an arcing circuit under our sink which almost killed me
  • Carport broke and almost smashed one of our cars
  • AC randomly stopped working for 2 weeks (luckily in winter)
  • Leak in the roof, which caused a terrible smell and mildew in our kitchen
  • 8 foot hole in the ceiling of our kitchen <- We are here
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u/OwangeSquid — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/Renters+1 crossposts

Questions about avoiding a lease due to landlord property neglect

Location: Memphis, TN

Me and my wife have been dealing with issues regarding our landlord and a property that was rented to us that had significant issues since we moved in. Most recently a part of our ceiling in our kitchen completely collapsed from water damage that we had reported to them and that they had said they had fixed. We’ve had fire department come out right as it happened because it hit our gas stove, which caused it to turn on and almost caused a fire and we have code enforcement coming sometime next week.

Our landlord has begun repairs on the hole and has covered in a plastic tarp and had a repair man out we’ ask them to provide us a timeline of when things will be fixed through email and through our renters portal and receive nothing back. Additionally, all of the people who have come to help us are not hired by our leasing company and our contractors and unsure of a timeframe.

We no longer feel safe in the home and we’re trying to explore if there’s any options for us to avoid our lease we are not planning to withhold pay at all and are paying our lease on time but this issue is a part of a long list of problems which I’ve detailed below. We’re hoping that that creates a president of neglect that we can use it to get out of our lease. We’ve spoken to our landlord, and their response to all of these problems has been word for word “ these things just happen with houses” so I do not believe that they are going to try and let us out peacefully.

This saga has been hell:
Moved in had no gas or water and a broken stove
Calcified pipes, which did not allow us to have running water for a week and a half
Broken Water heater
Messed up installing the new water heater which lead to a leak and short that took out one side of our entire house
Attempted to fix the short and failed which caused an arcing circuit under our sink which almost killed me
Carport broke and almost smashed one of our cars
AC randomly stopped working for 2 weeks (luckliy in winter)
Leak in the roof, which caused a terrible smell and mildew in our kitchen
8 foot hole in the ceiling of our kitchen <- We are here

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u/OwangeSquid — 3 months ago

Best Lure for Pond with Bass and Murky Water

Pond that has Bass and Bluegill in it, but extremely murky water with almost no vegetation. I was wondering what would be the best throw. Planning on going early Friday Morning around 6/7 am.

Not a huge fan of live, but wouldn't mind throwing something. Mainly looking for artificial options.

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u/OwangeSquid — 4 months ago

Just a reminder

This is mainly for the more experienced people but remember to take the the time to help that young kid that has no idea what they are doing, the guy/girl that keeps getting a backlash with their new rod, or the frustrated person that says they’re close to giving up. Without passing on knowledge (and your honey holes) the hobby dies.

I was lucky enough this weekend to be able to teach a young kid how to cast and it’s been the highlight of my week.

u/OwangeSquid — 4 months ago

Carolina Rig Question

How do you keep your leaders from wrapping around the main line with casting?

Also for people using softer baits like chicken breast how are you keeping it on the hook?

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u/OwangeSquid — 4 months ago

Looking to Umpire Around Memphis

I used to umpire Little League in high school and was wondering if anyone knew about how to get into it in Memphis!

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u/OwangeSquid — 4 months ago

Fishing a Dam for the first time and looking for advice

Planning to fish the Old Hickory Dam in Nashville over the weekend and I’m looking for advice.

I was planning on dropping a Carolina Rig down to try and catch large channel cats or blues. I’m about worried because the area has huge common carp and I don’t want to destroy my rod. Using a Heavy Medium Ugly Stick with 30LB braid atm but happy to switch if needed.

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u/OwangeSquid — 5 months ago
▲ 313 r/catfishing+1 crossposts

Wife caught her first fish!

Literally the happiest I’ve ever been fishing! Caught on a crappie jig lol!

u/OwangeSquid — 5 months ago

There is no bias in Foxhole…

How this newest version of dev branch has me feeling. Guess I won’t be coming back to play after all…

u/OwangeSquid — 5 months ago

Thanks for the help

Came in a couple of weeks ago with questions about rigs and set ups. Got a lot of great advice and the past few weeks I have been crushing it. Thanks for everyone that help out!

u/OwangeSquid — 5 months ago