There was a lady recently said someone had been inside her home and wanted him arrested. Nothing missing but she knew he'd been there because the tv wasn't on Fox News and that's where she always kept it.
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There was a lady recently said someone had been inside her home and wanted him arrested. Nothing missing but she knew he'd been there because the tv wasn't on Fox News and that's where she always kept it.
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Now you're talking about my mother in law. The next door neighbor sneaks in at night and steals her underwear. It always reappears miraculously which just proves that he snuck back in and returned it. 
Sorry, that is a bit off-topic.
Sorry, that is a bit off-topic.
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Oh Yea
We went to Wells Bay shrimping a few weeks ago and slayed them!
Had a GREAT time!
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I was very suprised so few people. We shared the whole bay with one other shrimper for three days. I guess its a long ways from anything.
First time anchoring in Wells Anchorage. If you've never been there, it's great in a skiff with all the tiny islands.
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Beer batter "butt" and garlic and butter smothered shrimp with an adult beverage.....Heaven on Earth!
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We just had Link Cod, Rock Fish, Halibut, and Shrimp, all cedar plank BBQ'd
All fresh, never frozen! A cullinary delight!
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Glacier ice is kinda nifty...
You see a piece of ice and you motor up to it...
Then you see that it's the size of a car.
Then you see a really really little piece of it
You motor up to it, with the admiral in the cockpit with the salmon net.
She nets it, and you come running.
You pull it on to the swim platform with a struggle...
And you realize it's bigger than one of those gigantic coolers.
So you beat the heck out of it with your trusty fish thumper.
After getting a couple small pieces to break off the admrial shows up with the hammer from your tool bag.
After a while of beating on this huge block of ice, you finally have usable pieces you can lift into your actual gigantic cooler to keep your fish cold.
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Glacier ice is kinda nifty...
You see a piece of ice and you motor up to it...
Then you see that it's the size of a car.
Then you see a really really little piece of it
You motor up to it, with the admiral in the cockpit with the salmon net.
She nets it, and you come running.
You pull it on to the swim platform with a struggle...
And you realize it's bigger than one of those gigantic coolers.
So you beat the heck out of it with your trusty fish thumper.
After getting a couple small pieces to break off the admrial shows up with the hammer from your tool bag.
After a while of beating on this huge block of ice, you finally have usable pieces you can lift into your actual gigantic cooler to keep your fish cold.
That's actually really cool.
See what I did there? ?
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Great way to keep your fish and shrimp cool. Glacier ice keeps a lot longer too. I also like how it keeps a cocktail cool and refreshing.
What I don't like is those low profile black colored ones that is hard to see in the chop.
What I don't like is those low profile black colored ones that is hard to see in the chop.
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Glacier ice is kinda nifty...
You see a piece of ice and you motor up to it...
Then you see that it's the size of a car.
Then you see a really really little piece of it
You motor up to it, with the admiral in the cockpit with the salmon net.
She nets it, and you come running.
You pull it on to the swim platform with a struggle...
And you realize it's bigger than one of those gigantic coolers.
So you beat the heck out of it with your trusty fish thumper.
After getting a couple small pieces to break off the admrial shows up with the hammer from your tool bag.
After a while of beating on this huge block of ice, you finally have usable pieces you can lift into your actual gigantic cooler to keep your fish cold.
Yep and that ice lasts a long long time in the cooler. It also fizzes when you add some to an adult drink. I call it very old dinosaur farts!
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We did cedar plak chicken breasts last weekend. We keep the plank in the cooler water over night so that it doesn't burn up on the grill. Mmmm, tasty . . .
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Perla holding a glass of glacier water. Tasted good.
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LOL That is true.... We would get our dinosaur ice from Blackstone Bay.
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