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What do you own that is currently...
Cubslover
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....sitting at the bottom of a very big lake?
Half of the lives they tell about me aren't true.
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had a pack of hotdogs in it for fishin (yep, they work)
Stupid dog knocked it into the river, almost all my stuff ended up coming out.
Sorry...just wishful thinking [:(]
tackle box
had a pack of hotdogs in it for fishin (yep, they work)
Stupid dog knocked it into the river, almost all my stuff ended up coming out.
Do ya nuke 'em first??? Thats the only thing we could get the channel cat to bite on at Pin Oak Creek was the nuked dogs.
My ex [}:)]
Sorry...just wishful thinking [:(]
If she's your ex, I'd suspect it's more accurate that she owned you [B)]
quote:Originally posted by Jacob2008
tackle box
had a pack of hotdogs in it for fishin (yep, they work)
Stupid dog knocked it into the river, almost all my stuff ended up coming out.
Do ya nuke 'em first??? Thats the only thing we could get the channel cat to bite on at Pin Oak Creek was the nuked dogs.
naah.
probably helps, brings out juices a little more... you can use it, bacon, liver, all of it
even soap [:D][}:)]
I also lost a wallet with some cash while canoeing one time.
A nice wad of cash for all the lures I've lost.
Same here.
A camera
3 sets of keys
2 cell phones
chain saw
over 10 pairs of sunglasses
misc tools (including a water brand new water bypass clamp[:(!][:(!])
Tauraus 38 snubby
hair brets
hair brush
5th of Crown royal(no it didn't float-won a bet lost a 5th[V][V])
Thank God beer cans do
24 foot Scarab powerboat (Thank God for full coverage!!!)
and 2 watches
Ex boyfriend's fishing pole and misc. fishing gear, it does count if I threw it on right?
Feisty!
.What do you own that is currently... ...sitting at the bottom of a very big lake?
If it is at the bottom of a very big lake, Do you really still own it?
quote:Originally posted by cubslover
.What do you own that is currently... ...sitting at the bottom of a very big lake?
If it is at the bottom of a very big lake, Do you really still own it?
My thoughts exactly!
Remember salvage rights.[;)]
quote:Originally posted by MVP
quote:Originally posted by cubslover
.What do you own that is currently... ...sitting at the bottom of a very big lake?
If it is at the bottom of a very big lake, Do you really still own it?
My thoughts exactly!
Remember salvage rights.[;)]
I wasa working on a pier one time and dropped a hand held drill motor in the water.
I had an old speaker at home so I took the big magnet off the back and tied a string on it and when I went to work the next day I dropped the magnet into the water right where I dropped the drill. Drug it back and forth and then pulled it up with a drill motor stuck to the magnet.[:)][8D]
Dried it out and I still have/own a working Milwakee drill motor to this day
It was meant as a gun for experimenting.. worst piece of crap I ever bought..
Hauled it overboard - didn't drop it or anything... chucked it straight over the side on purpose.
Hmmm....let me see.
A camera
3 sets of keys
2 cell phones
chain saw
over 10 pairs of sunglasses
misc tools (including a water brand new water bypass clamp[:(!][:(!])
Tauraus 38 snubby
hair brets
hair brush
5th of Crown royal(no it didn't float-won a bet lost a 5th[V][V])
Thank God beer cans do
24 foot Scarab powerboat (Thank God for full coverage!!!)
and 2 watches
Ex boyfriend's fishing pole and misc. fishing gear, it does count if I threw it on right?
???? [:0]
Figured he musta been from out of town, all the locals know the water right there is about 200 feet deep.[:D]
rider
Jon
oh - CGR reminded me - my sea ray almost ended up at the bottom of the Potomac River. I forgot to put back the drain plug and was cruising my myself towards my dock. Got about 1/2 way from shore and 1/2 way there and realized the boat was riding low and slow. Looked in the bilge and saw lots of water! I hit the sump (didn't have an automatic sump) and headed to shore and beached it. I had a spare plastic plug that did not fit right as I could not find the plug. Once beached it took about 15 minutes for the sump to drain it and I got back under way.
Our's actually sunk. It was due to male stupidity and testorone. The boat was tied to the side of a house boat when a couple of the guys though they try to pull the front up as high as it would go. Sort of a "Whose the bigger strong guy on the house boat game".
Well they pull and then decided to tie it off like that. It was up too high and the though hull exhaust was under water. Over night it sunk. The water wasn't that deep, but deep enough that the back of the boat touch the bottom the front stayed tied to the house boat.
oh - CGR reminded me - my sea ray almost ended up at the bottom of the Potomac River. I forgot to put back the drain plug and was cruising my myself towards my dock. Got about 1/2 way from shore and 1/2 way there and realized the boat was riding low and slow. Looked in the bilge and saw lots of water! I hit the sump (didn't have an automatic sump) and headed to shore and beached it. I had a spare plastic plug that did not fit right as I could not find the plug. Once beached it took about 15 minutes for the sump to drain it and I got back under way.
I've done that myself...but managed to get back to the ramp, run up and back my truck/trailer into the water, pull the boat back on the trailer and get it out to drain...good thing too b/c it was a buddy's boat!
Garmin hand held GPs
Various eyeglasses
Self incriminating evidence