fishinwrench

Replace both of them, not just one......or you'll be in this situation again within the next trip or two.

No fighting from me, I'm easy. Throw me a cheeseburger and I'm chill. 😊 Can y'all do a segment on fishing lunches? Going tomorrow and here's what I'm packing....

No real need to. I'm living right in the heart of pretty much every species I am interested in fishing for. Wasn't that the goal I was supposed to reach? 😉👍 I've taken a renewed liking for Taney..... would be cool to have a crib and a boat ramp there. A cabin on the Niangua would be good. That 1.5 hour drive is a drag at the end of a long day fishing.

The lower lake area is fishing really well now. 10mm to the dam. There's an A-rig bite going on if you're into that. And an overabundance of 9-10" crappie suspended under docks. The upper Gravois is rather blah. Nothing but dinks as far as I can tell. I have no helpful info on the rest of the lake.

Actually it wasn't my wife's. I was mixing drinks and serving as a maintenance man at a Pure Romance party. The tips were outstanding! 😊 I've never been able to look at school teachers and courthouse clerks the same way since.

I was just explaining why they indicated to you that you didn't "pass". Had you of been guilty then it's likely you would have gotten nervous and started making excuses as to why you didn't pass. "Yeah my foot was cramping". "I woke up with a toothache this morning". "I have a terrible backache". Ect.

The examiner will never tell you that "you passed", or that zero deception was indicated. Never. He might tell the detectives that....but he'll never tell YOU. The nervousness or anxiety of thinking that your little box of hidden secrets has been detected is what causes people to say things that incriminate themselves. The examiner will usually pause during the "test", adjust some things, and pretend to be having a bit of difficulty with certain answers. It's what you say, and how you react Before, During, and After the theatrics that give clues or bring forth admissions of guilt.....or at least knowledge of the offense in question. The "machine" isn't detecting squat

Depends on what I am wanting at the time, and how badly I want it NOW. Ordering things and waiting to get them delivered drives me crazy. I'd gladly pay alot more if things would just immediately fall out of the sky. A modest piece of property with a cozy place to $#!t, shower & sleep near each of my favorite fishing destinations.....is what I'd purchase if I had unlimited funds.

Really! What is their actual reasoning for all those warning labels? It's as if they are accepting responsibility for every potentially harmful substance on earth. If they don't warn you and you become ill, are they somehow responsible and ordered to compensate you? Possibly million$ are spent annually on those stickers that NOBODY pays any attention to. Are people really that ignorant? (nvmd don't answer) 🙄

They are gonna regret that. If not before the next big forest fire..... immediately after.

Yo, I wore tennis shoes to my wedding. Nobody noticed, not even Sugarbritches. Everytime we look at the wedding pics I get this awesome feeling. Kinda like stickin' it to the Man, ya know? 💪😉🤟

Maybe, after another fortune in lawyer fees. Lawyers have ways of finding out exactly how much your family is worth.....and they'll bleed them for every penny they can.

The trout within sight of that aren't gonna stick around.

Which shop did your folks have? Do you remember Smitty's on the strip ? Bought my first Electric Blue Gene Larew worm there. Sold individually! @.10 apiece. 😅 It's amazing how many fish you can catch on ONE plastic worm when 3 is all you can afford. 😂 All you needed back then to put on a clinic at Lake O was an Electric Blue worm, and a Moss Boss. Man, those were the days !!!!

Pronounced: "No Where" ? How do you say ? "Poor scheney" ? or "Pur Scene"?

Well why'd you press the issue then? Feeling me out, ain't ya? 😊 So let's hear your take on it. Am I totally full of $#!t..... or disclosing a tidbit of guarded knowledge?

You can always tell when someone is telling a fishing fib. They downplay it ever so slightly, and use an equal number of words, or more, to describe the atmosphere they were in when they caught it. Anytime there is cascading riffles, painted skies, and squawking herons...... there's going to be an imaginary TOAD involved. 🤣 Right, Al?

Your wife can arrange it. 😁 Seriously

There are 2 ways to "pass" one.... 1. Be truthful from start to finish, no matter what you are asked. (This is how you pass if you have nothing to hide) 2. Be careful what you say before, and after. (This is how you pass if you're being deceptive or shady). The spoon and string are merely props. it's psychological. It could be a tie-strap, lamp cord, and a glass of water....or a piece of wire, some tape, and a chainsaw file,......or a techy looking machine that allegedly monitors heart rate, chest expansion, and body temperature. All 3 of those "kits" are performing the exact same task. You are being psychologically coerced into VERBALLY disclosing an untruth. Works pretty good on the simple minded. And most criminals are pretty shallow in that regard.

What don't you understand? Only if YOU start it. 😅

That there closes the deal. A "polygraph examination" is actually a psychological brain-tease. If you refuse to answer any pertinent questions before/or immediately after the actual "procedure" you'll never "fail a polygraph test'. A polygraph test cannot be failed, because there's no such thing as a Lie Detector. It's what you say before the phoney sensors are hooked up, and after they are taken off that cause you to "fail". I can actually perform an effective Polygraph test with a spoon and a piece of string. 😊

If that is the extent of their evidence.....the story isn't over yet. 🤔

What's that? What's that? What's that? Looks absolutely delicious, but I have no clue what those items are, and wouldn't know how to pronounce them so I could ask the gals at the grocery store. 🤷

Only because defending yourself there would land you in court like the Rittenhouse boy (or whatever his name is) and cost you a house and 2 cars in legal fees. 🙄 Plus whatever 2 years of my life is worth while waiting on a trial date. And that goes for whether you are a country boy, or not.

I grew up in the Monroe and Audrain county area, and antlered Doe's have always been fairly common. I just assumed it was a common thing everywhere. No? I recall an antlered piebald Doe being killed here in the LO area 10-15 years ago.