Goin Fishin.....

That's awesome, Lee...it looks like you've got everything you need for a great, relaxing time. Have fun!
 
laatsch55 said:
We abbage had to return to Alcova cause we left the 12 oak of cooking beer in the cart. Cooking beer you ask? We cook something called cream can. We fill a large cream cab with a sack of potatoes, 24 brauts, 4 large onions, a dozen ears of sweet corn, Cabbage, mushrooms and garlic along with a six pack of beer. Put it on a low flame and steam for 2 hours. Then we eat on it for 3 or 4 days. Very good stuff.
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Sounds good - do the beers explode?
 
He had to pick up another caravan full of battery banks to keep the Pig running :evil4:
 
Maybe it's "code" for "We all got kidnapped by a bunch of liberals and they're making us watch Barney TV shows over and over until we give 'em all our gunz... ":rabbit:

Leee.. ya ok there Leeee??? Just tell them you're going to punch the big purple dinosaur in the mouth, and then they're next!! They'll run away then!!
 
Does that mean he's still gone and using the Wi-Fi at the Co-Op or is he back? He's helping me finish some biz...
 
I think it means the NSA has implanted some listening devices in the gills of the trout, and they are recording all he and his companions are spilling about area 51. :rabbit:
 
It was all SUI (saucering under the influence), that's why the dumb aliens crashed.
 
No John, in the river. There's a little store in the TOWN of ALCOVA...
 
NavLinear said:
Sounds good - do the beers explode?
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That's actually pretty funny Dennis...no, we pour them over the rest of the stuff then turn the beer to steam for two hours and cook all that stuff in beer steam. Excellent groceries after that...
 
It's good to see you back after recharging your battery, Lee.

Nando.
 
Glad to be back. It was a rough drive home. Jani's birthday was yesterday and her and I finished offa quart of Kentucky's finest moonshine and there was enough hangover to go around even the fish were sick.

And thank you Nando....whadda I miss??
 
No misbehaving on the home front, Lee. I've been following Jerry's great build on Kevin's WOPL 400. With summer here. there's a little less action on the forum. That's expected. Although I hadn't mentioned it here, or any where else, I did sell my 1971 Buick GS 455 to a good home on July 1st. It sold within 9 days of me posting the ad in a few online classifieds. I received a number of calls, including from the States.

Here's the happy new owner, Johnny:



Nando.
 
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