DDFS update

With two weeks to go until the due date, here's an update of the swap:

Chris "Padishar Creel" - Girdle Bug
Frank Reid - Frank's Fighting Craw
John "JR" - Starling & Herl
Peter Charles - Brown Weamer
Randy "bugcaster" - spruce fly
Stan Gula - Ausable Wulff
Tim Johnson - Schroeder's Green Weenie
Svend Tang-Petersen - TBD
Wayne Knight - The Patriot
Wayne Patton - Lightning Bug Variant

The following people have already sent their flies:
Big Dale Wilkerson - Los Alamos Ant - rec'd
Eddie Jasen - Eddie's Own Streamer - sent
Myron "riverman" - SuperPupa - rec'd
Paul "bouncer" - BWO twisted hackle emerger - rec'd
Tony Weall - purple and marmot bugger - sent

If you haven't yet sent the flies, here's the address again:

Tim Johnson
c/o Solutions by Computer, Inc.
191 Chestnut Street
Springfield, MA 01103

Remember to have them tagged, and be sure to include return postage and
packaging. Let's go, me boyos - the December 10 deadline is nigh!
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 10:07:34 -0500, "Tim J."
wrote:

With two weeks to go until the due date, here's an update of the swap:

Chris "Padishar Creel" - Girdle Bug
Frank Reid - Frank's Fighting Craw
John "JR" - Starling & Herl
Peter Charles - Brown Weamer
Randy "bugcaster" - spruce fly
Stan Gula - Ausable Wulff
Tim Johnson - Schroeder's Green Weenie
Svend Tang-Petersen - TBD
Wayne Knight - The Patriot
Wayne Patton - Lightning Bug Variant

The following people have already sent their flies:
Big Dale Wilkerson - Los Alamos Ant - rec'd
Eddie Jasen - Eddie's Own Streamer - sent
Myron "riverman" - SuperPupa - rec'd
Paul "bouncer" - BWO twisted hackle emerger - rec'd
Tony Weall - purple and marmot bugger - sent

If you haven't yet sent the flies, here's the address again:

Tim Johnson
c/o Solutions by Computer, Inc.
191 Chestnut Street
Springfield, MA 01103

Remember to have them tagged, and be sure to include return postage and
packaging. Let's go, me boyos - the December 10 deadline is nigh!


Supposed to be fishing today but we have our usual gale force wins
a'blowin' so I'm a'tyin' instead. Should be done all 15 by this
evening and mailed tomorrow.

Peter

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On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 10:07:34 -0500, "Tim J."
wrote:

With two weeks to go until the due date, here's an update of the swap:

Chris "Padishar Creel" - Girdle Bug
Frank Reid - Frank's Fighting Craw
John "JR" - Starling & Herl
Peter Charles - Brown Weamer
Randy "bugcaster" - spruce fly
Stan Gula - Ausable Wulff
Tim Johnson - Schroeder's Green Weenie
Svend Tang-Petersen - TBD
Wayne Knight - The Patriot
Wayne Patton - Lightning Bug Variant

The following people have already sent their flies:
Big Dale Wilkerson - Los Alamos Ant - rec'd
Eddie Jasen - Eddie's Own Streamer - sent
Myron "riverman" - SuperPupa - rec'd
Paul "bouncer" - BWO twisted hackle emerger - rec'd
Tony Weall - purple and marmot bugger - sent

If you haven't yet sent the flies, here's the address again:

Tim Johnson
c/o Solutions by Computer, Inc.
191 Chestnut Street
Springfield, MA 01103

Remember to have them tagged, and be sure to include return postage and
packaging. Let's go, me boyos - the December 10 deadline is nigh!


Supposed to be fishing today but we have our usual gale force wins
a'blowin' so I'm a'tyin' instead. Should be done all 15 by this
evening and mailed tomorrow.

Peter

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On Wed, 01 Dec 2004 10:37:31 -0500, Peter Charles
wrote:


Supposed to be fishing today but we have our usual gale force wins
a'blowin' so I'm a'tyin' instead. Should be done all 15 by this
evening and mailed tomorrow.


...blowing all the way down to Baltymore. The flight down was one
of the worst I've ever been on.

On Wed, 01 Dec 2004 13:50:00 -0500, GregP
wrote:

On Wed, 01 Dec 2004 10:37:31 -0500, Peter Charles
wrote:


Supposed to be fishing today but we have our usual gale force wins
a'blowin' so I'm a'tyin' instead. Should be done all 15 by this
evening and mailed tomorrow.


...blowing all the way down to Baltymore. The flight down was one
of the worst I've ever been on.


Good thing Stephie wasn't on that flight . . . .

Peter

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On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 10:07:34 -0500, "Tim J."
wrote:

With two weeks to go until the due date, here's an update of the swap:

Chris "Padishar Creel" - Girdle Bug
Frank Reid - Frank's Fighting Craw
John "JR" - Starling & Herl
Peter Charles - Brown Weamer
Randy "bugcaster" - spruce fly
Stan Gula - Ausable Wulff
Tim Johnson - Schroeder's Green Weenie
Svend Tang-Petersen - TBD
Wayne Knight - The Patriot
Wayne Patton - Lightning Bug Variant

The following people have already sent their flies:
Big Dale Wilkerson - Los Alamos Ant - rec'd
Eddie Jasen - Eddie's Own Streamer - sent
Myron "riverman" - SuperPupa - rec'd
Paul "bouncer" - BWO twisted hackle emerger - rec'd
Tony Weall - purple and marmot bugger - sent

If you haven't yet sent the flies, here's the address again:

Tim Johnson
c/o Solutions by Computer, Inc.
191 Chestnut Street
Springfield, MA 01103

Remember to have them tagged, and be sure to include return postage and
packaging. Let's go, me boyos - the December 10 deadline is nigh!


They're done.

Tying instructions at:

http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharl...er/weamer.html

Mailing tomorrow.



Peter

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On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 10:07:34 -0500, "Tim J."
wrote:

With two weeks to go until the due date, here's an update of the swap:

Chris "Padishar Creel" - Girdle Bug
Frank Reid - Frank's Fighting Craw
John "JR" - Starling & Herl
Peter Charles - Brown Weamer
Randy "bugcaster" - spruce fly
Stan Gula - Ausable Wulff
Tim Johnson - Schroeder's Green Weenie
Svend Tang-Petersen - TBD
Wayne Knight - The Patriot
Wayne Patton - Lightning Bug Variant

The following people have already sent their flies:
Big Dale Wilkerson - Los Alamos Ant - rec'd
Eddie Jasen - Eddie's Own Streamer - sent
Myron "riverman" - SuperPupa - rec'd
Paul "bouncer" - BWO twisted hackle emerger - rec'd
Tony Weall - purple and marmot bugger - sent

If you haven't yet sent the flies, here's the address again:

Tim Johnson
c/o Solutions by Computer, Inc.
191 Chestnut Street
Springfield, MA 01103

Remember to have them tagged, and be sure to include return postage and
packaging. Let's go, me boyos - the December 10 deadline is nigh!


They're done.

Tying instructions at:

http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharl...er/weamer.html

Mailing tomorrow.



Peter

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On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 12:14:20 +0100, "riverman"
wrote:


Ugh, I feel for you. I once had a flight from Portland, Maine to Newark on a
turboprop. ...

Yours sounds like it was a lot worse: nobody threw up on ours.
WhenI was 5,we flew in a Lockheed Constellation from Buenos
Aires toMiami. We made stops along the way, so we flew up
the spine of the Andes. The crew handed out barf bags, because
the entire time we would climb up to the peaks then drop thousands
of feet down, the sides of the mountains rushing in at us before we'd
finally bottom out and start all over again. At least that's the way
I remember it. It was exciting for us kids but some of the adults
didn't do so well.

"GregP" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 12:14:20 +0100, "riverman"
wrote:


Ugh, I feel for you. I once had a flight from Portland, Maine to Newark on
a
turboprop. ...

Yours sounds like it was a lot worse: nobody threw up on ours.

Yeah, we were chunking on mine, for sure. Sorry to say, I started it. The
first thing that came outta me was a handful of dramamine that failed to
work...then the guy in front of me turned around, gave me the dirtiest look,
then HE started honking. The stew groped her way back to us to resupply us
with barfbags, then SHE started hurling, and after that it was like an
epidemic. I don't know for sure, but I think even the pilots were hocking.
For awhile there, it was right out of Saturday Night Live.

When I was 5,we flew in a Lockheed Constellation from Buenos
Aires toMiami. We made stops along the way, so we flew up
the spine of the Andes. The crew handed out barf bags, because
the entire time we would climb up to the peaks then drop thousands
of feet down, the sides of the mountains rushing in at us before we'd
finally bottom out and start all over again. At least that's the way
I remember it. It was exciting for us kids but some of the adults
didn't do so well.

God, what a HORRIBLE route! Kids with their rock-solid constitutions...I bet
you loved it. That was before all those "Suvival!" movies, too, so your
overactive imaginations weren't gnawing on you...

--riverman
(...as it were..)

"GregP" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 12:14:20 +0100, "riverman"
wrote:


Ugh, I feel for you. I once had a flight from Portland, Maine to Newark on
a
turboprop. ...

Yours sounds like it was a lot worse: nobody threw up on ours.

Yeah, we were chunking on mine, for sure. Sorry to say, I started it. The
first thing that came outta me was a handful of dramamine that failed to
work...then the guy in front of me turned around, gave me the dirtiest look,
then HE started honking. The stew groped her way back to us to resupply us
with barfbags, then SHE started hurling, and after that it was like an
epidemic. I don't know for sure, but I think even the pilots were hocking.
For awhile there, it was right out of Saturday Night Live.

When I was 5,we flew in a Lockheed Constellation from Buenos
Aires toMiami. We made stops along the way, so we flew up
the spine of the Andes. The crew handed out barf bags, because
the entire time we would climb up to the peaks then drop thousands
of feet down, the sides of the mountains rushing in at us before we'd
finally bottom out and start all over again. At least that's the way
I remember it. It was exciting for us kids but some of the adults
didn't do so well.

God, what a HORRIBLE route! Kids with their rock-solid constitutions...I bet
you loved it. That was before all those "Suvival!" movies, too, so your
overactive imaginations weren't gnawing on you...

--riverman
(...as it were..)