The ultimate thread! (possible NSFW) (#30)

[Mickldo]

Ketchupped

[Mickldo]

Originally Posted by InsanityIsBorn

wow.... Im up fuckin early!!

...and I am up late.

Night Fuckers

[InsanityIsBorn]

Originally Posted by Mickldo

Did you shit the bed or something

close but no.....


I have a final in 45 min...


and I woke up at 6:30 just so i would be actually awake when the test rolls around..

[InsanityIsBorn]

Night Mick!

later

[InsanityIsBorn]

alright I am also out

gonna go finish the semester off!!


later TUT!!

take care

[Cube Dweller]

Good morning. Wrok.

[rachel1027]

DBT. Too much to do before work to upload pics to Photobucket. At least they made it to the computer

Tomorrow, definitely tomorrow it will get done

Bye!

[yooper]

Originally Posted by srplus

I did that way back in the way old days and ended up not catching one... It was a long drive from Fort Lauderdale. We ended up fishing for and catching trout wading in some of the rivers.

Standing at the river mouths shivering in the freezing water and trying to snag spawning salmon with Little Cleo spoons with huge treble hooks (like the natives were doing) was not our bag. We did not have a boat so we were stuck standing in the river waiting and watching them as they swam by.

Caught my first brook trout on that trip.

We were fly fishing. I used a double fly rig: a beadhead nymph and an egg fly. I used a floating line and two split shot between the two flies to get the egg fly down to the fishes. My friend used Climax running line. He caught more fish that I did, but I think that is mostly because he is better at it than I am. All fish were caught on a chartreuse egg fly.

[yooper]

That was a DBT. Too busy at wr0k to TUT much today. LTRZ

[Bogo]

I woke up with the crud and a 101 fever. I go back to bed. The coon can sit there in the trap till later. I've caught three adults with the trap so far. I just dribble a bit of cat food on the ground and place the trap over it.

[Mars]

Originally Posted by GeoRoss

I guess it is time to sign up for a photo hosting site.


What are all the cool kids using today?


My sole requirement is that it is free.

I use flickr. Costs a bit to allow unlimited downloads, but I like the format. Something like $30/year or similar.

[Mars]

Originally Posted by yooper

No, I can't bring myself to kill steelhead. The steelhead here are all wild fish (not native, but wild, the state stopped stocking them at least 30 years ago), and their environment is really tough on them, they are always on the edge of disaster.

If I catch a coho or a king salmon it comes home to eat. These are all hatchery fish, very little natural reproduction.

Suckers are nasty things. They go back in the river.

[Jman]

Originally Posted by dieseldog

You planned the subways, trains, and Port Authority? You're the guy? Whoa.

Realistically, there are places in this big country where no amount of "planning" will equate to ability to use public transportation. Welcome to BFE. My own planning involves getting up on two wheels as often as I can to use less fuel (not to mention a cheaper fuel) for the lion's share of my usual driving--my commute back and forth to BFE. It's just a small help, but a help nonetheless.

No, I planned on living here. (One of the reasons I chose living in the city right out of college was so that I didn't have to sink precious resources into a car.)

I've lived in the NJ equivalent of BFE, and car ownership would make or break you in terms of what you were capable of. I used to pedal everywhere, until I made that wonderful investment in a Peugeot. A great learning experience.

I may eventually live out in the boonies, at which point I probably will have a diesel vehicle, a motorcycle, and a bicycle. But for now, I get to gloat. (Hey, give me this--you know how many times I had people say "How can you stand living in such a small apartment?" I'm due. )

[Jman]

Originally Posted by Bogo

No, just the trend in all developed nations.

I understand birth rates are declining, and in many developed nations there is a negative growth rate, but Japan's is severe, and is coupled with a lack of immigrants:

Population shrinkage began three years ago and is gathering pace. Within 50 years, the population, now 127 million, will fall by a third, the government projects. Within a century, two-thirds of the population will be gone.

That is not the case in all developed nations. Paired with their longevity, this will be a serious economic problem for them. I would not be surprised if they considered more immigration in the near future to counter this trend.

[srplus]

W3rking... had a huge heart stopper since some of the required elements for a sign I am soon to install were not in the box from the vendor.

There was nothing to indicate a back order or any problem... or another box. Second back ordered box is now at the house, It better contain all the order!

[Jman]

Originally Posted by dieseldog

substitute a few words and add beer, weapons, and dirt bikes, and you've got TUTaP . . .

Now--MSP-Approved!

Except minus the salmon.

[Jman]

Originally Posted by dieseldog

nor has it ice in the shifter boot area . . .

Stinky, is the boot fixed? Do you still have this porblem?

[Jman]

Originally Posted by dieseldog

Not all postal delivery people are employees of the USPS. Many in rural areas are contract carriers who provide their own vehicles. Sometimes, contract carriers spring for a RHD vehicle to make their life easier; however, many do not. The contract carriers all have the ability to get special dispensation for purchase of new RHD vehicles though (such as Chrysler Corp. makes for export). The postal delivery folks that are employees are provided RHD govy rides.

W3rd. As a child, I was amazed at the fat guy who would sit in the passenger seat and operate the car with his left hand and left foot. He had a cardboard sign on his station wagon that said U. S. Mail. I guess that made it okay.

[Cube Dweller]

Originally Posted by Jman

I understand birth rates are declining, and in many developed nations there is a negative growth rate, but Japan's is severe, and is coupled with a lack of immigrants:

Population shrinkage began three years ago and is gathering pace. Within 50 years, the population, now 127 million, will fall by a third, the government projects. Within a century, two-thirds of the population will be gone.

That is not the case in all developed nations. Paired with their longevity, this will be a serious economic problem for them. I would not be surprised if they considered more immigration in the near future to counter this trend.

Nod. It will be fascinating to see how the Japanese culture adapts to the need to allow gaijin to immigrate.

I don't recall the actual numbers, but without immigrants making babies, the US would also be in population decline.

[Jman]

Originally Posted by Mickldo

If I could find my camera I'd take a photo

But till then, Rach has sent me over a copy of "Who Needs A Road" and a very cute little outfit for Kirra.

Thanks again NitroNurse

Is it a TUT Library edition of WNAR?

[Jman]

Originally Posted by srplus

I did that way back in the way old days and ended up not catching one... It was a long drive from Fort Lauderdale. We ended up fishing for and catching trout wading in some of the rivers.

Standing at the river mouths shivering in the freezing water and trying to snag spawning salmon with Little Cleo spoons with huge treble hooks (like the natives were doing) was not our bag. We did not have a boat so we were stuck standing in the river waiting and watching them as they swam by.

Caught my first brook trout on that trip.

Yeah, the snagging isn't fun for me either.