OT Stolen from Rec.Backcountry

B J Conner wrote:
wrote:
"Wolfgang" wrote:
who's got a shiny new nickel we will so no indication that george has
an idea of what we were talking about.

Huh? "...shiny new nickel, we will so no indication." What the F%&K
are you talking about?

Turn the webTV off and get back to Dukes of Hazard reruns.

The poster is, of course, an anonymous ****wit, but credit where
credit's due. He/she/it is posting anonymously from EasyNews, not
WebTV, he/she/it has correctly identified Wolfie's nonsense as
nonsense and, unlike the usual ****wits on roff, he/she/it is not
a top-poster. All in all, not bad for a ****wit and a whole lot
better than our usual ****wits.

--
Ken Fortenberry

William Claspy wrote:



Wolfgang and I have spoken in the past about a late summer/early fall Yooper
experience. Is three a consensus? I'd join you, despite your slander of my
fair city. :-)

hey, what is a "browns" anyway? g i live in "greenville", in "pitt"
county, nc...our university is now paying 3 head football coaches (two
were fired, but had great contracts), and we've hired a chief asst coach
from u of illinois. i'd never presume to slander another's city. truth
is, i've never been to cleveland...i just don't feel comfy in big towns.
this place has about 150,000+ in the county, and i'm feelin crowded.

And for what it is worth, I've had the Au Sable to myself both times I've
fished it. Neither were during the "best" season (one was late July, the
other late August). The Mason Tract especially reminded me quite a bit of a
U.P. stream. Very nice brookie fishing. On the river, I saw no other
anglers and only one or two kayak/canoe groups float by.

i generally consider it a bad sign if kayaks and canoes float by while
i'm fishing... you need to come down to nc sometime. the fish aren't
big, but you won't be troubled with a kayak interrupting your happiness.

That said, you wouldn't have to twist my arm very hard to get me to join a
congregation in Iron/Schoolcraft/Baraga/Ontonagan/Gogebic counties for some
streamside laying on of hands.

praisedalawd!! brothers cleveland (of the george variety, not the
municipality), wolfgang, axelrad... can we get an amen?

jeff



Bill


Wolfgang wrote:



Wayne and Bill have been talking about a Troll clave (you know.....the lower
peninsula.....BELOW the bridge.....the big mac) on the holy waters sometime
this coming season. If I was in the business of giving advice, and you of
taking it, I'd suggest we get together on the notion of exploring this
possibility. The Au Sable, so I'm told, is big enough to float a Baker AND
it holds trout!

Wolfgang

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
. com...
B J Conner wrote:
wrote:
"Wolfgang" wrote:
who's got a shiny new nickel we will so no indication that george has
an idea of what we were talking about.

Huh? "...shiny new nickel, we will so no indication." What the F%&K
are you talking about?

Turn the webTV off and get back to Dukes of Hazard reruns.

The poster is, of course, an anonymous ****wit, but credit where
credit's due. He/she/it is posting anonymously from EasyNews, not
WebTV, he/she/it has correctly identified Wolfie's nonsense as
nonsense and, unlike the usual ****wits on roff, he/she/it is not
a top-poster. All in all, not bad for a ****wit and a whole lot
better than our usual ****wits.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Clueless. Absolutely clueless.

Wolfgang
hee, hee, hee.

"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
news:wwstd.77$Ko.10@lakeread04...


William Claspy wrote:



Wolfgang and I have spoken in the past about a late summer/early fall
Yooper
experience. Is three a consensus? I'd join you, despite your slander of
my
fair city. :-)

hey, what is a "browns" anyway? g i live in "greenville", in "pitt"
county, nc...our university is now paying 3 head football coaches (two
were fired, but had great contracts), and we've hired a chief asst coach
from u of illinois. i'd never presume to slander another's city. truth
is, i've never been to cleveland...i just don't feel comfy in big towns.
this place has about 150,000+ in the county, and i'm feelin crowded.

And for what it is worth, I've had the Au Sable to myself both times I've
fished it. Neither were during the "best" season (one was late July, the
other late August). The Mason Tract especially reminded me quite a bit
of a
U.P. stream. Very nice brookie fishing. On the river, I saw no other
anglers and only one or two kayak/canoe groups float by.

i generally consider it a bad sign if kayaks and canoes float by while i'm
fishing... you need to come down to nc sometime. the fish aren't big, but
you won't be troubled with a kayak interrupting your happiness.

That said, you wouldn't have to twist my arm very hard to get me to join
a
congregation in Iron/Schoolcraft/Baraga/Ontonagan/Gogebic counties for
some
streamside laying on of hands.

praisedalawd!! brothers cleveland (of the george variety, not the
municipality), wolfgang, axelrad... can we get an amen?

Amen!

Ya'll thrash out the details. I'm in.

Wolfgang

wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
... All in all, not bad for a ****wit and a whole lot
better than our usual ****wits.

Thank you, brother ****wit. We ****wits must defend one another
against the rabble of ROFF. The rabble of ROFF is of course like the
sacred Simurgh, of Arabian fable -- omnipotent on condition that it do
nothing.

Yeah, you'll get along just fine around here. Welcome to roff,
you're just in time for northern hemisphere cabin fever season.

--
Ken Fortenberry

On Tue, 07 Dec 2004 06:12:53 GMT, wrote:


Actually, that is certainly debatable, and probably true.


The percentages weren't in it.

right now my plan would be to fly in/out of marquette. as i recall, it's
a pleasant and relatively short drive from there to bruce crossing and
it's centrally located? we can do another traveling trout carnivale with
itineraries, we can do the gypsy thing and make it up as we go, or we
can just find an agreeable area to hunker down. in any event, let's
locate suitable backcountry lodgings. september isn't "kill a tar
heel" season or anything like that up there, is it? skeeters and flies
will be corpse-like? 7-10 days? august/september - you guys decide on
the dates.

jeff

Wolfgang wrote:

"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
news:wwstd.77$Ko.10@lakeread04...


William Claspy wrote:



Wolfgang and I have spoken in the past about a late summer/early fall
Yooper
experience. Is three a consensus? I'd join you, despite your slander of
my
fair city. :-)

hey, what is a "browns" anyway? g i live in "greenville", in "pitt"
county, nc...our university is now paying 3 head football coaches (two
were fired, but had great contracts), and we've hired a chief asst coach
from u of illinois. i'd never presume to slander another's city. truth
is, i've never been to cleveland...i just don't feel comfy in big towns.
this place has about 150,000+ in the county, and i'm feelin crowded.

And for what it is worth, I've had the Au Sable to myself both times I've
fished it. Neither were during the "best" season (one was late July, the
other late August). The Mason Tract especially reminded me quite a bit
of a
U.P. stream. Very nice brookie fishing. On the river, I saw no other
anglers and only one or two kayak/canoe groups float by.


i generally consider it a bad sign if kayaks and canoes float by while i'm
fishing... you need to come down to nc sometime. the fish aren't big, but
you won't be troubled with a kayak interrupting your happiness.


That said, you wouldn't have to twist my arm very hard to get me to join
a
congregation in Iron/Schoolcraft/Baraga/Ontonagan/Gogebic counties for
some
streamside laying on of hands.

praisedalawd!! brothers cleveland (of the george variety, not the
municipality), wolfgang, axelrad... can we get an amen?


Amen!

Ya'll thrash out the details. I'm in.

Wolfgang

wrote:

If I can find my coat I shall take my leave now...farewell, brother
****wit.

Ahh, just when we were getting to be such good friends.

--
Ken Fortenberry

wrote:

If I can find my coat I shall take my leave now...farewell, brother
****wit.

Ahh, just when we were getting to be such good friends.

--
Ken Fortenberry

On 12/7/04 8:04 PM, in article wwstd.77$Ko.10@lakeread04, "Jeff Miller"
wrote:



William Claspy wrote:

Wolfgang and I have spoken in the past about a late summer/early fall Yooper
experience. Is three a consensus? I'd join you, despite your slander of my
fair city. :-)

hey, what is a "browns" anyway? g

Salmo trutta?

i generally consider it a bad sign if kayaks and canoes float by while
i'm fishing...

I see you've met Wolfgang and Asadi :-)

you need to come down to nc sometime. the fish aren't
big, but you won't be troubled with a kayak interrupting your happiness.

Yes I do. I've only fished tons once, and was unsuccessful. I put it down
to not being in the company of ROFFians.

That said, you wouldn't have to twist my arm very hard to get me to join a
congregation in Iron/Schoolcraft/Baraga/Ontonagan/Gogebic counties for some
streamside laying on of hands.

praisedalawd!! brothers cleveland (of the george variety, not the
municipality), wolfgang, axelrad... can we get an amen?

....warming up the choir...

Bill