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Temple High Priest

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Catholic, Neo-Crusader, Neo-Inquisitor, Neo-Templar, Catholic Theocrat, Traditionalist, Independent (Politics), Custom LARPer, Video Gamer and Custom Tabletop RPG Gamer, Catholic Nationalist. Just an Autistic Catholic That Loves Gaming, Catholic History, Theology and Philosophy (Catholic Apologetics) and I Also am a Big Fan and Believer in Jesus and His Catholic Church. Deus Vult! The Church Is Eternal! The Heathens and Heretics Shall Perish! The Crusades Was a Good Thing Because it was a Response Against Islamic Terrorism, The Inquisitions Was a Good Thing Because it is was a Response Against Religious Error, The Counter-Reformation was a Good Thing because it was a Response against the Protestant Heretic Reformers that tried so hard to Destroy God's One True Church (Catholic). Long Live Christ's One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church! Trolls Not Allowed: Conspiracy Trolls, Fundie Trolls, AC Fanboy Trolls etc. Anti-Catholics and Anti-Templars and Modernists are not allowed.

FISH MATH - DO THE MATH AND CATCH MORE FISH!

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DO THE MATH AND CATCH MORE FISH! Proudly Made in the USA! FISH MATH™ was purposefully developed with American pride! When trolling on a live lake - there are countless variables: boat speed, wind direction, waves, underwater current, different lures and diving devices, fishing line diameter, weight added, and the list goes on ... Those variables can wear on your patience and on your pocketbook. As you may have also experienced, the good strategy that was working in your favor yesterday will likely not work today, for the variables changed along with the direction of the wind. This leaves you wondering and searching through your bag of tricks making it an obstacle to fill your cooler with fresh fish. FISH MATH™ eliminates ALL those obstacles by getting your bait on target which keeps fishing fun! DO THE MATH AND CATCH MORE FISH! Land our APP today and discover why FISH MATH™ is also locally known as "a fisherman's best kept secret!" www.fishmath.net