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I'll take a tiller for my 16' Starcraft aluminum boat please.
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I’d love to put that on my Frontier!
2026-09-27 23:29:15
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Throw one on my bass boat!!
2026-09-20 23:11:33
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24 ft Harris tritoon want a 250 mercury
2026-09-22 04:10:13
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My boat don’t need a motor but imma follow just in case I ever do. 🤣
2026-08-28 22:15:53
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location?
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Thoughts on 250 Verado??
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I'm interested. Post your address here. I'm not playing the DM game.
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🚨Luís Nani on Cristiano Ronaldo’s retirement from international football: 🗣️ Luís Nani: I spoke to Cristiano about Portugal and the day he eventually decides to retire from international football. I told him something that came straight from my heart. I said, “Cristiano, when you finally play your last game for Portugal, don’t think about the ending. Think about everything we lived through to get there.” We were young boys dreaming about football, then suddenly we were wearing the Portugal shirt together, playing in World Cups and European Championships. I still remember those early days. Cristiano was already different. He trained differently, wanted more, demanded more and hated losing more than anyone I had ever seen. People saw the goals and the celebrations, but I saw the mornings. I saw him arrive early, stay late and repeat the same things until they became automatic. We shared so many nights together. The wins, the defeats, the dressing-room arguments, the jokes, the pressure, the criticism. And of course, the unforgettable moments. Euro 2016 will always be special to me because of what it meant to Portugal. Cristiano couldn’t finish that final the way he wanted, but I remember the way he behaved afterwards. He became another coach on the touchline. He was screaming, encouraging, suffering with every second. When the final whistle came, I looked at him and thought, “This man will never stop fighting for Portugal.” That’s who he is. Even when his body was tired, his heart was still asking for another game. I told him recently, “You don’t have to prove anything anymore.” He looked at me and said, “I know. But that’s not why I play.” That answer told me everything. Cristiano doesn’t play because he needs people to believe he’s great. He plays because football is part of who he is. I reminded him of all the nights we had together. The bus journeys. The training sessions. The celebrations. The moments when we were laughing like children after winning. And the moments when we sat quietly after losing because neither of us wanted to accept it. I told him, “When you finally walk away from Portugal, don’t look at what you didn’t win. Look at what you gave us.” You gave Portugal belief. You gave Portuguese children someone to dream about. You gave us nights we will never forget. And for someone like me who shared the dressing room with you, I can say this with all my heart: I didn’t just watch Cristiano Ronaldo become a legend. I watched my friend become one. When the final goodbye comes, I know it will hurt. But I hope Cristiano looks around the stadium and understands that the tears won’t be because people want him to keep playing forever. They will be because they know they are saying goodbye to something they may never see again. I told him one last thing. “Brother, don’t be afraid of the day Portugal plays without you. Be proud that you made Portugal believe it could win with you.” And that, for me, is Cristiano Ronaldo’s greatest legacy. #portugal #retirement #ronaldo
🚨Luís Nani on Cristiano Ronaldo’s retirement from international football: 🗣️ Luís Nani: I spoke to Cristiano about Portugal and the day he eventually decides to retire from international football. I told him something that came straight from my heart. I said, “Cristiano, when you finally play your last game for Portugal, don’t think about the ending. Think about everything we lived through to get there.” We were young boys dreaming about football, then suddenly we were wearing the Portugal shirt together, playing in World Cups and European Championships. I still remember those early days. Cristiano was already different. He trained differently, wanted more, demanded more and hated losing more than anyone I had ever seen. People saw the goals and the celebrations, but I saw the mornings. I saw him arrive early, stay late and repeat the same things until they became automatic. We shared so many nights together. The wins, the defeats, the dressing-room arguments, the jokes, the pressure, the criticism. And of course, the unforgettable moments. Euro 2016 will always be special to me because of what it meant to Portugal. Cristiano couldn’t finish that final the way he wanted, but I remember the way he behaved afterwards. He became another coach on the touchline. He was screaming, encouraging, suffering with every second. When the final whistle came, I looked at him and thought, “This man will never stop fighting for Portugal.” That’s who he is. Even when his body was tired, his heart was still asking for another game. I told him recently, “You don’t have to prove anything anymore.” He looked at me and said, “I know. But that’s not why I play.” That answer told me everything. Cristiano doesn’t play because he needs people to believe he’s great. He plays because football is part of who he is. I reminded him of all the nights we had together. The bus journeys. The training sessions. The celebrations. The moments when we were laughing like children after winning. And the moments when we sat quietly after losing because neither of us wanted to accept it. I told him, “When you finally walk away from Portugal, don’t look at what you didn’t win. Look at what you gave us.” You gave Portugal belief. You gave Portuguese children someone to dream about. You gave us nights we will never forget. And for someone like me who shared the dressing room with you, I can say this with all my heart: I didn’t just watch Cristiano Ronaldo become a legend. I watched my friend become one. When the final goodbye comes, I know it will hurt. But I hope Cristiano looks around the stadium and understands that the tears won’t be because people want him to keep playing forever. They will be because they know they are saying goodbye to something they may never see again. I told him one last thing. “Brother, don’t be afraid of the day Portugal plays without you. Be proud that you made Portugal believe it could win with you.” And that, for me, is Cristiano Ronaldo’s greatest legacy. #portugal #retirement #ronaldo

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