Jon-Bring back the condensed weekly roff

The only thing I know about mexico is it has mexicans, they export tequila
and mexicans, and *real* mexicans that I know make tamales, burritos, and
enchiladas. And generally speaking they taste good.

This is a very scary paragraph.

You and Chuck can swing it all you want, my wife just passed her 10-year
remission anniversary and I've gone on out of town fishing trips 15 of the
last 45 days with 10 more scheduled in the next 40 days plus the September
UP thing. Added to my 3-4 times a week hour or so on the local bass/bream
ponds. Life is good for me, for a change.

Very cool. Not your fishing (though that is nice), but you're brides
anniversary. Congrats from me and mine.
Frank Reid

/daytripper (now trying to de-evolve some gills...)

Hey, just saw the news. Looks like all of DC has done a full Reid.
Frank "High and Dry" Reid

On 26 Jun 2006 17:00:10 -0700, "Frank Reid"
wrote:

The only thing I know about mexico is it has mexicans, they export tequila
and mexicans, and *real* mexicans that I know make tamales, burritos, and
enchiladas. And generally speaking they taste good.

This is a very scary paragraph.

Especially considering that reports indicate that Uruguayans taste
great...less filling, too...(...in honor of the World Cup and its
official beer....)

Um, pretty damned sure THIS ain't gonna help,
R

wrote:
On 26 Jun 2006 17:00:10 -0700, "Frank Reid"
wrote:

The only thing I know about mexico is it has mexicans, they export tequila
and mexicans, and *real* mexicans that I know make tamales, burritos, and
enchiladas. And generally speaking they taste good.

This is a very scary paragraph.

Especially considering that reports indicate that Uruguayans taste
great...less filling, too...(...in honor of the World Cup and its
official beer....)

Well, at least we know the official finger food of the Uruguayan team.
Frank Reid

"William Claspy" wrote in message
...

Sounds like your health is a whole lot better right now than it was before
and during the save-a-Wayne clave a year ago. Good to hear!


Thanks, I wasn;t sure since the sal****er trips were on boats and I wasn't
really tested but the smoky trip made me feel good. while I did not hike
miles to the streams, I did hike, climb, traverse etc several streams for
long periods up there route without getting winded or lingering effects from
the back, hip, and knee. I remember that upstream walk to the road on the
mad last year had me severly winded. Still too fricking fat but 35lbs less
fat than I was.

Wayne

"Frank Reid" wrote in message
ups.com...

This is a very scary paragraph.

I wondered how long it would take someone to notice that. I re-read that
paragraph this morning and had an "oh-****!" moment.

Congrats from me and mine.

Thank you to you and the others for the well wishes. One day at a time.

"Cyli" wrote in message
...

I think we need some details on the boat story...


Other than to say a 24' narrow drift boat with me in the front, poled by a
newbie boatsman in back on a sweeper choked winding michigan stream on a
moonless foggy night is not exactly for the faint of heart. The manistee is
deeper and sandier than the Ausable and I knew we were in trouble when he
pulled out a four foot push pole.

No need to apologize, as I have no clue any offense has been done to
me.

Trying to recognize your status as the only regular female poster, while I
gather you can handle yourself well, in some circles the dick references
would be considered even cruder in the present of females. it's a southern
thing.

Yep. I think you've got everything. There was some stuff about
fishing and even about use of particular flies, but nothing I can
recall that was outstanding or terribly innovative.

While it would appear I missed some posts about gastro-intestinal procedures
and the preceeding prep, there was nothing truly outstanding about that.
Thanks

Thank you.

"Daniel-San" wrote in message
. com...

Where abouts were you on the Manistee? If I get out to Michigan next week
(big "if"), I think I'll head up to the CCC bridge campground. Nice place,
usually empty during the week, gorgeous stretch of river.

By next week and if the temps hold steady action should be better all up and
down the streams there. The big fish were for the most part being taken on
the upper Ausable towards Mio.

When I am wading the Manistee I usually access it near the Hole in the Wall
or Yellow Trees. I like to float it in between those points but it is one
hell of a long float. If you are up to spending a little money on a guide,
see if you can get someone to float you from Yellow Trees to the CCC.

"Jonathan Cook" wrote in message
...
Wayne if you mean me, I didn't do the condensed version. I
barely remember it and couldn't even guess who it was who
did that.

Sorry Jon, I thought it was you at first, but the more I think about it, it
was Zimbo.

My wife and I had a small Gila mis-adventure this past
weekend, [snip]I'll do
a small TR in a couple of days. I did hook a few small
trout, and we came back safe and sound.

Looking forward to it.

On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 23:46:43 -0400, "Wayne Knight"
wrote:


"Frank Reid" wrote in message
oups.com...

This is a very scary paragraph.

I wondered how long it would take someone to notice that. I re-read that
paragraph this morning and had an "oh-****!" moment.

I thought maybe the hospital had figured out a new cost savings strategy
for the Atkins diet folks...

TC,
R
....soylent verde is gente! It's gente!