you DOG! i was about to go to bed, now i'm hungry! i'll get you for this....right after i eat a bite.
No avalanches in Florida.
Maybe accidents on the garbage mountains??????
Is an avalanche shovel aka 'fork'? No avalanches in Florida.
Could be, I guess.
We've also used them as an adapted fish restraint device, when pulling a 39" to 42" lake trout up into a 10" diameter hole in the ice, and the thing starts to slip back down the hole before anyone can get a good hold behind the gill plate, the avalanche shovel can be -carefully- applied behind the gill plate, holding the large fish to the opposite side of the hole, until such time as some volunteer can grab the thing and keep it from breaking the braided 50-lb. test Spiderwire and slithering back down the hole.
I'm going to tell on myself now. When I read "The trout pictured next to the avalanche shovel the other day " I was looking at your dinner plate. The trout on your dinner plate next to the avalanche shovel turned into a fork next to the trout on your plate. Now I realize that an avalanche shovel is not a colloquial term for a fork.
I have to go change my shirt.
Note that half of the portion on the plate is the more or less boneless tail section from that hen trout.
Seems he's finally fully joined American culture. "My stuff matters more than most, and your stuff barely matters at all." He might maybe be writing foreign and domestic policy platforms in a few years, based on those assertions of priority and equity.
Is an avalanche shovel aka 'fork'? No avalanches in Florida.
apartment building collapses...near as i could get.
I'd stand farther away.
good advice. i'm more in danger from piles of empty oyster shells when i'm on the coast...
Empty oyster shells cause piles??!!
We had some amazing thunderstorms rolling in from the Gulf of Mexico starting at about 5P yesterday and lasting until about 8A today. Lots of lightning cracking and popping kept Bonnie the Dog shivering and shaking. The rain gauge caught 7.56" of water from the sky in 15 hours. There are puddles.