....you could spend a month on the island alone with?
no, i ain't horny......just wonderin.
gumflaccid .
I'd get the two of them all liquored up on coconut wine, then persuade the two of them to get it on. I can see it all in my head......:
Ginger: "Gee MaryAnne, your hair smells like strawberries, 'hic'......"
MaryAnne: "I've never kissed a girl before....'hic'"....tee hee"
Ginger: "I could sure use a backrub, and Low-Key's hands are so rough. I need someone with a softer touch....'hic'"
Low-Key: "maybe we should all just get rid of these stupid clothes...."
-Breck
mine are, in no particular order:.
"the friends".
"glean".
Mine are, in no particular order:
"Ones"
"The Friends"
"Glean"
"Muff'n'Egg"
"Winnow"
"Faithful and Discreet Slave"
"Other Sheep"
"theocratic"-Did they make up this word?
i just decided that i was a 36 year old female from kenya
100% Pure Breck.
-Breck
not bad eh?
i caught this fish on the lewis river in sw washington.
it was about an hour-long battle.
inspired by one of the other threas on todays board i was remindedof what the po of my 'then' cong' said just befors i left for good.. can't remember what the subject was but he ended up quite proudly announcing.....'if jehovah asked me to.....i would have no trouble killing someone, i would find it easy'!!
stunned silence.......this man is now a circuit overseer!
the phrase 'crazed extremist' comes to mind.. what was the most unbelievable, outrageous thing that was uttered in your earshot.
I remember one time I was working with one of the older, crotchetier, Elders in the Field Service one Sad-Turd-Day morning and I remember him making the comment: "I wonder if Jehovah will let us help him exterminate worldly people at Armageddon?". This was after we had been pretty rudely removed from someone's front porch. Sounds like a real advocate for the "Prince of Peace".
-Breck
not bad eh?
i caught this fish on the lewis river in sw washington.
it was about an hour-long battle.
Sphere,
Sea lions in the Columbia Tributaries. WTF? I've seen them many times in The Columbia itself, in fact, they are still having problems with them swimming into the Bonneville Dam's fish ladders and treating themselves to a buffet. But small rivers like the Lewis? I was really amazed to see this. I tried to get some photos, but they were moving pretty fast. No wonder we got skunked today.
Thanks for nuthin' Sealions.
-Breck
not bad eh?
i caught this fish on the lewis river in sw washington.
it was about an hour-long battle.
bikerchic,
I didn't weigh or measure it. I was hoping for the best in meat quality, so I fileted it immediatley upon dispatching it by clubbing it with a beer bottle and filling out the required info on my Catch Card. I ate a pretty good portion of it fresh that night. I have an outstanding recipe for fresh salmon. I am smoking the rest. I have an outstandind recipe for that too. I estimate between 27-30 lbs. It felt like a big bag of dog food when i was holding it for the pics. All you fellow anglers out there, keep me honest. How much would you guesstimate?
-Breck
not bad eh?
i caught this fish on the lewis river in sw washington.
it was about an hour-long battle.
Sounds like a plan!!!!! Mitch and I have been talking seriously about visiting the Cowlitz very soon. We like to hit the Deschutes, the Clickitat, The Kalama, and the Washougal too. We will be going to the Cowlitz soon though. I'll let you know when we are planning on coming up.
We are having a hard time going anywhere but the Lewis right now as 6 of the last 7 times we've fished it, it has been VERY productive.
Tight lines, bent rods........Mmmmmmmmmmmmm.
-Breck
not bad eh?
i caught this fish on the lewis river in sw washington.
it was about an hour-long battle.
Sherry,
P.S.
Tell yer gal that I would be happy to take her/you with us if y'all wanna make the drive down. We go pretty much every weekend.
(Open Invitation).
That same day I landed a 15# native steelhead too. The pics are on another roll of film. I will post them soon.
-Breck
not bad eh?
i caught this fish on the lewis river in sw washington.
it was about an hour-long battle.
Sherry,
The rivers around here have calmed down considerably in the last 3 weeks. My buddy Mitch (in the pic) and I went in together on the driftboat in the photo. We don't need no stinking guides. I caught this lunker on the North Fork of the Lewis River about 15 miles upstream from where it dumps into the Columbia. Near town of Woodland on the way to Mt. St. Helens. This photo was taken on the 12th of this month. We went out today but got skunked. Bitter cold and biting wind made for a rough day on the river. Believe it or not, we saw 2 SEA LIONS in the river today!
