sines
Apr 7, 2019 12:07:37 #
Apr 7, 2019 12:24:47 #
slatten49
Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas
One of your best efforts, Ol' feller, and those last two are priceless. 
Could it be possible you're improving with age 
Nah.
Could it be possible you're improving with age Nah.
Apr 7, 2019 12:55:17 #
badbobby wrote:
sumrok
Do you follow #7 after you have been sipping Jack or not? Those last two are fabulous thanks for the post badbobby as they were all good as usual.
Apr 7, 2019 13:56:09 #
slatten49 wrote:
One of your best efforts, Ol' feller, and those last two are priceless. Could it be possible you're improving with age
Nah.
Could it be possible you're improving with age Nah.
That sign with the mosquito should have Alaska on it. Their mosquitoes are so big, you have to have a permit to shoot them, and they dress out to an average of 6 pounds each. There is no bag limit.
Apr 7, 2019 14:03:21 #
slatten49
Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas
Iliamna1 wrote:
That sign with the mosquito should have Alaska on it. Their mosquitoes are so big, you have to have a permit to shoot them, and they dress out to an average of 6 pounds each. There is no bag limit.
Never having been to Alaska, I will certainly take your word for it. I have now been forewarned to wear protective mosquito masks/gear. 
Apr 7, 2019 14:03:53 #
Iliamna1 wrote:
That sign with the mosquito should have Alaska on it. Their mosquitoes are so big, you have to have a permit to shoot them, and they dress out to an average of 6 pounds each. There is no bag limit.
The last one is good.
Apr 7, 2019 14:50:28 #
Iliamna1 wrote:
no,sprry IliThat sign with the mosquito should have Alaska on it. Their mosquitoes are so big, you have to have a permit to shoot them, and they dress out to an average of 6 pounds each. There is no bag limit.
Alaska mosquitoes only have a short season to grow
too cold
whereas South Texas skeeters have year round to grow
just like when two Alaskan skeeters were arguin bout what to do with their victim
one said l"lets take him down to Texas to eat him"
the other skeeter said"oh ,no,the Texas skeeters will take him away from us"
Apr 7, 2019 15:58:16 #
badbobby wrote:
no,sprry Ili
Alaska mosquitoes only have a short season to grow
too cold
whereas South Texas skeeters have year round to grow
just like when two Alaskan skeeters were arguin bout what to do with their victim
one said l"lets take him down to Texas to eat him"
the other skeeter said"oh ,no,the Texas skeeters will take him away from us"
Alaska mosquitoes only have a short season to grow
too cold
whereas South Texas skeeters have year round to grow
just like when two Alaskan skeeters were arguin bout what to do with their victim
one said l"lets take him down to Texas to eat him"
the other skeeter said"oh ,no,the Texas skeeters will take him away from us"
LOL ! ! ! We used to smoke cigars to keep the skeeters off us. It worked well, but the smell of cigar smoke is enough to gag a maggot! As in other parts of the USA, cold weather shortens their ability to attack. Texas does have a winter, but milder than other parts of the country.
Apr 7, 2019 19:55:31 #
Coos Bay Tom
Loc: coos bay oregon
badbobby wrote:
sumrok
I really gotta have that stop sign. People blast through the stop sign on my street all the time. I was almost head on-ed a week ago
Apr 7, 2019 20:05:33 #
Coos Bay Tom wrote:
I really gotta have that stop sign. People blast through the stop sign on my street all the time. I was almost head on-ed a week ago
Tom they tell me here in the Houston area that this is the stop sign running champions of the world
and they don't exclude red lights either
Apr 7, 2019 22:54:18 #
Coos Bay Tom
Loc: coos bay oregon
badbobby wrote:
Yikes--- be sure to drive slow.Tom they tell me here in the Houston area that this is the stop sign running champions of the world
and they don't exclude red lights either
and they don't exclude red lights either
Apr 8, 2019 08:40:42 #
Apr 8, 2019 14:50:49 #
slatten49 wrote: Never having been to Alaska, I will certainly take your word for it. I have now been forewarned to wear protective mosquito masks/gear.
Sounds like it better be IIIA rated or better! Never having been to Alaska, I will certainly take your word for it. I have now been forewarned to wear protective mosquito masks/gear. Apr 8, 2019 16:28:33 #
Iliamna1 wrote:
LOL ! ! ! We used to smoke cigars to keep the skeeters off us. It worked well, but the smell of cigar smoke is enough to gag a maggot! As in other parts of the USA, cold weather shortens their ability to attack. Texas does have a winter, but milder than other parts of the country.
Dryer sheets work well to keep skeeters away. Mike
Apr 8, 2019 16:49:10 #
badbobby wrote:
no,sprry Ili
Alaska mosquitoes only have a short season to grow
too cold
whereas South Texas skeeters have year round to grow
just like when two Alaskan skeeters were arguin bout what to do with their victim
one said l"lets take him down to Texas to eat him"
the other skeeter said"oh ,no,the Texas skeeters will take him away from us"
Alaska mosquitoes only have a short season to grow
too cold
whereas South Texas skeeters have year round to grow
just like when two Alaskan skeeters were arguin bout what to do with their victim
one said l"lets take him down to Texas to eat him"
the other skeeter said"oh ,no,the Texas skeeters will take him away from us"
I was going to 'gee whiz' someone about our skeeters when I said "I can see the writing under their wings". Was outdone when he 'bragged' that he could see the rivets in the wheel well doors" on his.
I gave up.
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