Friday, August 11, 2006
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....And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away. And he that sat upon the throne said, "Behold, I make all things new." Revelation 21:4&5
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Where did you find this? I mean, this is a great action picture of me hooking into a decent sized Kraken last summer up on Bone Lake...I caught him using a #5 perch colored Rapala on 20 pund test line - I think it might be a record or something...
need to get the shake n'bake ready
AAARGGGG! To tha poop deck with all a ya's! Scrape them barnacles til yer knuckles bleed, stinkin' varmints!
Carrie Sue, watch your typing there. It looks like you may have inadvertantly plinked the [caps lock] hey when you were typing the word lead. Have you been hanging out with new-aged shizzle bombers? As a good German ziontisht may conclude, "unt shtop zee smokin done kracken...alveetazain" (observe: not sure how to spell alveetazain hence the mis-spelling of said German farewell, mmm?)
EHLTB
Aye, durn't say no more, me lads. Da tide she is high, and da nurth vind she's a blowin' cold at nigh....
Thar she blows....
liz princ - are you sum kind of Norwegian Pirate - "vind"? That would make you Viking, or maybe a Vi-queen. Sounds like ya been hanging wit Sven and Ole...
MAN THE MIZZEN AMST AND SCHWAB DA' POOP DECK...
oh, and while ye be at it, batten down thar hatches, too.
ARRRRRR - kansaw!
Y'all are some mighty fine pirate tawkas, but me thinks it's time for every last one of ya filthy mates to WALK THA PLANKKKKK!!!!! KRAKEN ZEE POOPIN!!!!!!!
O.K. folks. Time to settle an argument, or difference of opinion of sorts. B. Harnisch and I were contemplating the Kraken at work last night and he vehemently insisted that it's pronounced like cray-ken. I prefer crackin! Anyone? Anyone? (if i'm wrong i can't be responsible for my actions...)
The German spelling for farwell is Auf Weidersehen. It really means, "until we meet again". Now you'll never forget...
i agree with the harnisch.
Ya, what Ryan said..
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