This morning
This morning
while I was fishing on the Rock, back in a cove, I kept hearing a sound that sounded like fish surfacing. I looked back in that direction and saw 4 deer with 2(yearling, fawn, doe, or whatever we decided to call them) chasing each other through the water. It was really neat. They would chase each other through the water and then back again. I watched them for about 5 minutes before one chased the other into the woods. Pretty neat.
That's funny you don't look Druish.
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GoGop
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Re: This morning
Snagging season is open.
.. he likes to shoot a man in the throat just to see his head wobble before he hits the ground
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PoisonSnake
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Re: This morning
I saw a herd doing this back on a cove near Blood River on KY Lake several years ago. Must have been 25 or 30 deer all doing this. They would run up one ridge, and then back down and through the water. Then up the other side they would go. This must have lasted 30 minutes or so.
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Re: This morning
Triton, I guess you didn't catch any fish or you would be bragging about it. Give us a fishing report.
Re: This morning
You would be exactly right, RB. I went out this morning and did about the same thing. 

That's funny you don't look Druish.
Re: This morning
PoisonSnake said:
I saw a herd doing this back on a cove near Blood River on KY Lake several years ago. Must have been 25 or 30 deer all doing this. They would run up one ridge, and then back down and through the water. Then up the other side they would go. This must have lasted 30 minutes or so.
PS, that is almost exactly what they were doing..It was really neat.
That's funny you don't look Druish.
Re: This morning
Haven't been on here for a long time but I see you jackleg idiots haven't changed much. 

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CuppedAndCommitted
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Re: This morning
JD, It's time to get out "the button". 

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Tigerhaze
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Re: This morning
I guess you finally got kicked off of every other board, huh Pitibull? 
You might want to try making up with Griff and Master Wu!

You might want to try making up with Griff and Master Wu!

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Re: This morning
Tigerhaze said:
I guess you finally got kicked off of every other board, huh Pitibull?
You might want to try making up with Griff and Master Wu!![]()
Hey
why don't you just
off. 
Re: This morning
Pitbulls patent application:
In August 2005, New Scientist magazine reported that inventors Michael Zanakis and Philip Femano had been awarded a US patent (U.S. Patent 6,055,910 ) for a "toy gas-fired missile and launcher assembly". The abstract of the patent makes it clear that this is, in fact, a fart-powered rocket:
"A ... missile is composed of a soft head and a tail extending therefrom formed by a piston. The piston is telescoped into the barrel of a launcher having a closed end on which is mounted an electrically activated igniter, the air space between the end of the piston and the closed end of the barrel defining a combustion chamber. Joined to the barrel, and communicating with the chamber therein, is a gas intake tube having a normally closed inlet valve. To operate the assembly, the operator places the inlet tube with its valve open adjacent [to] his anal region, from which a colonic gas is discharged. The piston is then withdrawn to a degree producing a negative pressure to inhale the gas into the combustion chamber to intermix with the air therein to create a combustible mixture. The igniter is then activated to explode the mixture in the chamber and fire the missile into space."
In August 2005, New Scientist magazine reported that inventors Michael Zanakis and Philip Femano had been awarded a US patent (U.S. Patent 6,055,910 ) for a "toy gas-fired missile and launcher assembly". The abstract of the patent makes it clear that this is, in fact, a fart-powered rocket:
"A ... missile is composed of a soft head and a tail extending therefrom formed by a piston. The piston is telescoped into the barrel of a launcher having a closed end on which is mounted an electrically activated igniter, the air space between the end of the piston and the closed end of the barrel defining a combustion chamber. Joined to the barrel, and communicating with the chamber therein, is a gas intake tube having a normally closed inlet valve. To operate the assembly, the operator places the inlet tube with its valve open adjacent [to] his anal region, from which a colonic gas is discharged. The piston is then withdrawn to a degree producing a negative pressure to inhale the gas into the combustion chamber to intermix with the air therein to create a combustible mixture. The igniter is then activated to explode the mixture in the chamber and fire the missile into space."
Carrying a gun isn't about killing.
It's about staying alive.
It's about staying alive.
