Awhile back I posted a thread called ugliest car.
On this thread I wish to know what is your favorite car memory. Here's mine.
In 1975 I bought my first car. It was a 1970 Chevy Malibu 350 V8 low mileage and no body rust. I purchased wide Creager aluminum rims and wide racing tires. I installed a state of the are combination 8 Trac and cassette player. I lined the interior with blue synthetic fur, and a chain steering wheel
The crown jewel of the car was its speacker system. In addition to the 4 speakers that came standard I added 2 stereo speakers 6 PA speakers under the hood. You could hear the words to the music from two blocks away. Hooked up to the stereo was a toggle switch. In the left position it played the 4 standard speakers. In the middle position it added the 2 stereo speakers and to the right position it added the 6 speakers under the hood. 12 speakers total. I would arrive to high school and play on all 12 speakers Paul Harvey and then Animal stores on the radio station WLS out of Chicago.
Our high school was large, over 1000 students. The broadcast could be heard throughout the entire parking lot.
I named the car Rodney. 48 years later my classmates still remember my car Rodney.
Please share your favorite car memories.
Commander Bell

Before I get to today's trivia question I would like to thank my Fishing Stage family for your incouragement on continuing these posts.
My intelligence makes my family feel uncomfortable.
At the age of 16 I went into the medical field. At 17 I became the state's youngest CPR instructor, and by 19 I was assisting Orthopedic Dr's in surgical procedures. Early on I learned the names of all of bones and muscles in the body, and still remember them 50 years later.
Today's trivia is about the bones in the human body.
What bone can support 30 times its own weight?
It's not necessary to give the name of the bone, just where in the body is it located? All the better if you can name it
Commander Bell out

Sorry Bucky ,it's now the end of the year and I actually just saw your message, I have to spend more time here to glean some valuable info and learn how to navigate this awesome site.
My entire saltwater season thus far has been nothing spectacular that's for sure .
Nevertheless,a bad day fishing is better than a good day at work anytime.
I fished piers more than in the surf .
I caught mostly small croakers, whiting, throw back Fluke (here they call them flounder) kind of funny because in the 3 years I've been saltwater fishing here I have not seen a flounder,lol ,all Fluke .
Load of pin fish which are good for bait, that was pretty much it for spring and early summer.
In the mid and late summer I did catch a number of small throw back flounder ( Fluke) some black drum , a few sting rays which were fun they are strong fish. Early fall, more of the same to include perch , late fall the same last week of October , spots showed up sporadically, Spanish mackerel from the large pier in Myrtle Beach , as well as the other fish species mentioned.
This month (Nov.)there was no big Spot run that we had anticipated.
I did however catch more fish by down sizing hooks, and using different rigs.
I'm slowly but surely figuring out this Myrtle Beach area fishing, which is totally different than surf fishing back in NJ.
The Jersey shore where I fished the surf we had plenty of jetties, and sea walls that held fish.
Here where I am is no structure along the beach.
I have caught some Florida Pompano in the surf , I have seen some Red fish ,but not caught any yet.
That's pretty much it ,I plan to start using more mud minnows ,and live shrimp in the hopes of catching some Red fish (Red Drum) and keeper Fluke.
Fresh water this year was a blast , loads of Bass, all released. One of these days I going to have to come down to Murrell's Inlet to fish, we have gone sight seeing down that way ,and I did go down to fish once but I could find no place to park, while site seeing I did see a few places that looked good in Georgetown , and Pawleys Island, I want to try at the state park down that way also .
How was you season this year Bucky?