I was confused too. But the doctor also sent the x-rays to the local hospital for analysis. All bueno orthopedically according to them.
I agree, dat don’t look normal
That’s why you don’t flush live goldfish. They get to lakes and oceans, get huge, and people want to eat them.
Make me want a Funnel Cake, right Now!
if EVER there was someone who could hook you up, he's your guy !
Don’t beat yourself up, start cutting back on the carbs and exercise
Two of them spotted this weekend in Harlan. One at the Putney campground and the other dead at the exit of Lion's Den
Y’all fry him up?
@rcalexander105 had one of dem pics too
Been there. Was halibut fishing out of Homer. 26' boat and 8 foot seas will make anyone chum. Best fishing I'd ever experienced though.
Halibut is some of the best fish I've ever eaten too. Mmm!
Naw, talked about it but got the meat pretty nasty on the back of the trailer. Had there been a proper table, that first one would've likely met the skillet
Been out in some no bullshit ruff seas in the waters off of Alaska and Hawaii and never chummed but wish I would have cause I probably would have felt better. Had a real fisherman that worked for me for years and we were on the water alot over the years in our off time fishing around the world. Never seen him the least bit sea sick in the ruffest of waters but once. We headed out of Oahu on a 15-16 hour deep sea trip on the hunt for Blue Marlin and the captain said it would be a ruff day on the water. We headed out at 4:30 am and within 15 minutes Big Randy was turning green and was laid up on the port side of the boat with his back to the cabin looking out over the stern and would not move. The entire time on the water he would not move, wouldn’t eat or drink, wouldn’t touch a fishing pole, wouldn’t even drink a beer so we knew he wasn’t playing. One of my best days ever on the water as far as the fishing went (personal best Bull Mahi 52” and a 310# Marlin) but ruff as hell and beat almost to death by the time we got back to the docks at around 8:00 pm. When we got to the dock he stepped off the boat and kissed the dock and started chugging beer like he was on a mission.
I don't know. The front yard is very steep, but the back is almost straight down. I never saw anyone home, but there was a large collection of Flip Flops, just out the back door. Only thing evident, was the new pool, rock wall-to be installed, & regrading, around the pool.
