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Hey, it works for squid...uh, I mean calamari.
...and Twinkies!
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Hey, it works for squid...uh, I mean calamari.
A man after my own heart! Not a poultry fan in general. Thanksgiving is a real let down every year.Nope... Personally I am not a chicken fan at all...Love Duck though, but no chicken at all.
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And almost every type of food at the county fair....and Twinkies!
Welcome to God's country Roger. Do you have any green in Texas? We have plenty to go around.Oh how I love the Pacific Northwest!
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Where did you go? Your wife is beautiful, Roger. You look right at home!Oh how I love the Pacific Northwest!
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Rattle snake !!!????Went for the first Morel mushroom hunt of the spring.
Worn a Pendleton wooly.
Found a few, but it's still pretty early.
Can you spot the small Morel in this pic? (click to embiggen).
It's difficult. Especially with old eyes that have been strained by looking at hat pics on the inter webs.
I could tell that this was not a mushroom. I think it is a Great Plains Rat Snake (but looks pretty similar to a Missasauga Rattlesnake -- although those are usually north of here).
Not quite a Morel.
So that's not a rattle snake?LOL. Rat snakes look a lot like rattlers.
So that's not a rattle snake?
I misread I guess
Either way f%#* that
Welcome to God's country Roger. Do you have any green in Texas? We have plenty to go around.
Where did you go? Your wife is beautiful, Roger. You look right at home!
Rattle snake !!!????
F#%* that bro....
I used to run into rattlesnakes all the time when I was growing up. We lived out in the boonies and you always had to be alert. Tarantulas too. I used to screw with them and make them mad so they'd stand up on their rear legs.
I ran into a rattlesnake once and threw rocks at him until he hid in a mesquite bush. Every time he stopped rattling I'd throw another rock at him so he'd start back up... just because.
Ahhhhh youth.
I was in the south Pacific for a couple years, on a coral island called Niue Island. Before I went I read up on all kinds of things and was glad to hear there were no poisonous snakes, spiders, etc.F%#* that bro
I'm from Jersey ... we don't f%#* with rattlers or tarantulas
and if they were here I would move ... no joke
On tour once in Arizona we got the rare hotel room one night to get a break from sleeping in the van ... I had been sleeping on the van floor for 2 months at that point ... just wanted a bed and a shower
The guy at the hotel desk said to us .... when you get in the room pull the blankets and sheets all the way off the bed before you get in and when you wake up in the morning shake out your shoes before you put them on
I asked why
He responded... scorpions
Needless to say I slept in the van
F#%* all of that s#!+ bro
I could never kill a scorpion ... or a snake or tarantula for that matter ... so my plan is to avoid confrontationI was in the south Pacific for a couple years, on a coral island called Niue Island. Before I went I read up on all kinds of things and was glad to hear there were no poisonous snakes, spiders, etc.
Well, I'd been there about 20 months when, after working outside the church there, I went into the back room to change into a clean shirt that I had hanging on a nail on the back of the door... and I happened to see this big brown insect right there on the collar of my shirt.
I asked a local kid, in the local language, Ko e ha e mena ia??? What's that??? He used a word I had never heard before. I had to go look it up in a little dictionary kids use for school over there. Akalava..... scorpion? Ai fai akalava i Niue! There are no scorpions on Niue! With a straight face, and great sincerity, the young man said, Yes, there are scorpions here. Look, there's one right there on your shirt! LOL!!!
I forget who threw my shirt on the floor and then stomped on the scorpion. I don't think it was me, but it could have been. Here I thought I knew everything about the island because I read all about it before I traveled there. Wrong-o!
Yep. There were mornings when I'd get up and go to get in the shower and there'd be a scorpion or centipede in the bath tub.F%#* that bro
I'm from Jersey ... we don't f%#* with rattlers or tarantulas
and if they were here I would move ... no joke
On tour once in Arizona we got the rare hotel room one night to get a break from sleeping in the van ... I had been sleeping on the van floor for 2 months at that point ... just wanted a bed and a shower
The guy at the hotel desk said to us .... when you get in the room pull the blankets and sheets all the way off the bed before you get in and when you wake up in the morning shake out your shoes before you put them on
I asked why
He responded... scorpions
Needless to say I slept in the van
F#%* all of that s#!+ bro
You guys are so lucky to have all of this beauty at your disposal all the time.Snoqualmie Falls. Very nice. We hiked up around Rattlesnake Mt one sunny day. It really is gorgeous up that way. Still kind of early in the year for Mt Rainier.
After we got married, I took MrsFed up to Mt. Hood and Trillium lake, only to be blocked by about 4 feet of snow on the road in to the lake. This was in May.