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On Mon, 3 Nov 2003 19:27:20 -0500, "Frank Reid"
moc.deepselbac@diersicnarf wrote: Need a ruling. I may be the originator of the "Full Reid," but it has progressed beyond me. I need to find out if my latest endeavor qualifies. (snip) I land on my tailbone and sprain my mid-back. I get a fun ambulance ride. Sorry. Not a full Reid. Considering that in water, it would have been (though not elegantly executed) a full Reid, we can award you up to 7 points of a total of 8; though I'd stop at 6, myself. -- rbc:vixen,Minnow Goddess,Willow Watcher,and all that sort of thing. Often taunted by trout. Only a fool would refuse to believe in luck. Only a damn fool would rely on it. http://www.visi.com/~cyli |
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Very few people are aware of the instant "out of body" feeling one gets
when one catches unintentional air. Have you experienced this? DWDawg |
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Frank Reid wrote:
My feet shoot out from under me, the beer flies into the air, along with the soda next to it. I land on my tailbone and sprain my mid-back. I get a fun ambulance ride to the local emergency room over cobblestone streets and then get pumped full of narcotics and muscle relaxers. Dude, I thought I was the only one who did that. Last fishing trip to Canada (more to follow when I get pics) I got the award for most frequent and most entertaining dives into the water. The natives there call me "dances with fish" now. Good story, sorry bout the pain. Tim H who wonders where he can get some of those meds |
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Tim Carter wrote:
"Tim J." wrote in message news:A4Epb.100091$Tr4.265549@attbi_s03... Now, I understand there was no fishing involved. Do Dry Land Reids only count if they are part of a fishing trip? There was, however, beer involved, even though I had not partaken. Is this a mitigating factor? Ouch! I HATE when that happens. Of course, it never happens to anyone but you. ![]() As far as the rules committee question, you forget the underlying criteria for all Reid maneuvers: WWFD? Therefore, since Frank did it, it must be a Reid. -- Frank, as winner of last year's First Place Duck Butt (innocuous name for the Reid Trophy) winner, I have to say, I am wholly persuaded by Tim's argument. Initially, I was thinking that since it really was something that had not been entirely self-caused, that this incident might qualify for an exemption of a Reid. However, I'm not sure that had this incident happened to anyone else that the result would have been the same. But, my friend, you were the primary actor in this scene, and as such, the scene unfolded in a rather predictable manner. A full on Dry Land Reid was the result, and probably could have been the only result. If exemptions were granted for causes such as a combination of doors, beers, and soapy mats, then what precedent would that set? Beer, wet grass and opening tent fly's, for example, how should those be handled? I'm firmly casting my vote for classification of a Reid. I concur Tim. As the proud recipient of a "dry" duck butt, I personally lean towards acknowledging Frank's application as a Reid..... hell, it's named after him. Although I earned my "butt" somewhat closer to a stream, in both cases, beer was involved. That is a decidedly positive mitigating factor for me ;-) get well Frank.... wally |
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haresear notes:
Dude, I thought I was the only one who did that. Tim, meet Mr. Reid.....he is legendary! The natives there call me "dances with fish" now. Penn's Creek, for you, in 2004!! The natives will call you something similar, no doubt. There is stiff competition for the awards at this particular diving meet, I might warn you. Tom |
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However I do commend you on another humor laden reminder of your
propensity for finding some manner to cheat death. And I assume you have installed "handicap" rails in your shower/tub? Otherwise you are going to kill yourself one day. I tried to install them on my wife, but she got a bit upset. -- Frank Reid Reverse email to reply |
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Looks to me like he's fishing for sympathy.........and we all know where
to find that.......right? ![]() Wolfgang Naw, don't need it. I got the good drugs and a doctor's 'script for massage therapy. -- Frank Reid Reverse email to reply |
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![]() "Frank Reid" moc.deepselbac@diersicnarf wrote in message ... snip a swandive in the suds .....son, I'm just awestruck at your talent, and your fantastic luck at still being able to walk on this planet, never mind limp, crawl or use a wheel chair. I sort of envy you of all the different drugs you get to take legally, while I, on the other hand, am stuck with just Vicodan. I may show up at Penns 2004 just to see if you've improved on your aquatic swan dives, etc. Get well soon you rascal. Yer ole man, Frank the Elder |
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However I do commend you on another humor laden reminder of your
propensity for finding some manner to cheat death. And I assume you have installed "handicap" rails in your shower/tub? Otherwise you are going to kill yourself one day. I tried to install them on my wife, but she got a bit upset. Can I scratch this last reply or blame it on the drugs? She sees it and no amount of therapy will help (we're talking the "Final Reid" here). Frank |
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Very few people are aware of the instant "out of body" feeling one gets
when one catches unintentional air. Have you experienced this? Uh, like when everything slows down as you find yourself falling off a cliff and you notice that if you kick against the cliff that you just might miss the rocks at the bottom and land in the water while at the same time noticing the small trees growing out of the cliff and thinking that they have been naturally bonsai'd and wondering if you could collect one and take it home but you really don't have the time and you look down and check that all the pockets of your vest are zipped before you hit the water in a modified belly flop. That feeling? No, never had it. ;-) Frank |
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