Thread: Hey Speck

Bwahahaha!!! You know it Bill

Remember grandma (mom's mom) using one,I was just a little feller,but I remember it looking just like that one.
Now why some wire bending gewber like Speck thinks its that funny I done know ? But it was posted by a used boat salesmen gewber.

How ya been Bill I sent you a PM

I remember helping my Mom run clothes through the ringer many times on one of those. Also keeping the fire going under the big kettle out by the well to heat the water too.
The last time Mom used that thing was when I was 12 and had to drive her to town to get her hand stitched up.
She got her hand pulled into that danged wringer and almost lost her thumb.
The day after it went to the junk pile.

Just got one last week now we don't have to walk in snow to the creek , Hope the wife likes it !!!!!

Originally Posted by Hookin'&Cookin'

Remember grandma (mom's mom) using one,I was just a little feller,but I remember it looking just like that one.
Now why some wire bending gewber like Speck thinks its that funny I done know ? But it was posted by a used boat salesmen gewber.

How ya been Bill I sent you a PM

It's a long story JR. It has to do with MS folks accusing MO fishermen of catching all of THEIR crappie and taking them back to MO and selling them. They started joking about how I was going to bring a freezer in the back of my truck to fill with fillets. That's when "G" started the saying "It's Speck's fault" anytime they couldn't catch fish or kill deer or a tornado hits or they get an ingrown toe nail etc. Then my buddy Yikess started the rumor that the game wardens were on to my freezer so I converted a washing machine into a freezer and kept that in my truck instead. After all, who would suspect a washing machine?
Then Big River Marine posted the pic of the old wringer washer that he said I turned the wringer into fish scalers.
The story keeps evolving so stay tuned.

I think you sell our fish, scale em by putting expanded metal in the drum of the washing machine and running it on spin cycle, and skin em with the wringer. Now that's just my opinion. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Oh yea, you freeze them in the same washing machine by adding a condensing unit and haul em home.

Dam Speck, those southern boys give you a lot of credit!