Shoot the bull thread

[Just Steve]

Pretty neat that colleges have fishing teams. My wife and I went to the local Cabelas last weekend and there was the Grand Valley State University team there doing a exhibition. I knew there was such a thing I just never knew we had one in Michigan!

[SeaRay]

Yep, we got one at South Carolina too. Wish they had them when I was there. Course we would have fished out of jon boats. And before someone asks, it was well past using dugouts!!!

[Tracker123]

Close to getting done on the lattice on the addition. Just trying to wrap it up. It will look pretty once done. As some of you folks know, we live on a ridge. Front of the house two feet off the ground, back of the house over ten feet of the ground. Never mind the tacky look of the cinder blocks at the moment, will tend to that later:



Picked up another King Cake cake this morning at Brookshires here in Carencro. Couldn't help myself because it was labeled coconut cream:



That looks serious for sure. Obviously, the baby doesn't have a thin neck . One of Ann's friends says Ernie is a hulk of junk:



Couldn't help myself. Let me stop goofing off before it gets dark - have things to do. The chili works.

[SeaRay]

10 feet! That's not a ridge, that's a precipice!

["G"]

Man that chili looks good......be great on some hot dogs

["D"]

Based on arm length that baby must have had his legs cut off at the knee. lol. Steve, we used to send newbies in the plant out to make the rounds looking for a sky hook. The tool shacks were always in on it and after an hour or so they would come back worried because everyone was out. We would rip them a little before letting them on the joke. Worked almost every time.

["D"]

Them Cajun boys look like some good fishermen. Good luck Rajun Cajuns.

["G"]

Based on arm length that baby must have had his legs cut off at the knee. lol. Steve, we used to send newbies in the plant out to make the rounds looking for a sky hook. The tool shacks were always in on it and after an hour or so they would come back worried because everyone was out. We would rip them a little before letting them on the joke. Worked almost every time.

Danny when i was in the Navy we would send the new guys over to the hanger next door to borrow a roll of flight line or a bucket of prop wash lol

[prefers shiners]

Ya'll so bad......

[spartannation]

I love a good practical joke. Years ago I pulled one on my dad that was hilarious, Dad never trusted big dogs. He wasn't scared of them, just very wary. My nephew had a huge Rottweiler that was gentle as a lamb but dad just couldn't accept that a dog that big would be anything but vicious. His trademark saying was " Jake, one of these days that dog will bite you in the a**". We were roofing my brothers house and during one of our breaks we broke out a bag of venison jerky. Of course Ruger wanted a snack, too, so we were giving him small pieces of jerky. When dad had his back to me I slid a piece of jerky in his back pocket and made sure Ruger knew it was there. You should have seen the old man dance when he thought he was being attacked by Cujo the mad dog the whole time proclaiming " I told you that dog was gonna bite somebody in the a**". After he got his heart rate and breathing back to normal he even laughed about it, promising pay backs.