Explain your AVATAR!
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jtrzerocool
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well i changed mine...mine is now a reef in a drip IV...i have to have my daily fix of SWF...
wangotango
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Top Thrill Dragster from outside our hotel window at Cedar Point.
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nyyankeees
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Just a crappy b/w pic of myself.
zoie2
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mine is my pet wallaby. His name is Quigley. Here is a video of him and my cat, Frier Tuck.
http://s37.photobucket.com/albums/e8...t=IMGP0925.flv
http://s37.photobucket.com/albums/e8...t=IMGP0925.flv
stdreb27
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Originally Posted by zoie2
mine is my pet wallaby. His name is Quigley. Here is a video of him and my cat, Frier Tuck.
http://s37.photobucket.com/albums/e8...t=IMGP0925.flv
a pet wallaby? I need to know more!
mine is my pet wallaby. His name is Quigley. Here is a video of him and my cat, Frier Tuck.
http://s37.photobucket.com/albums/e8...t=IMGP0925.flv
a pet wallaby? I need to know more!
30-xtra high
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Boo my ghost corn snake, my first snake, still got him, he's my fav.
mjessu
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Mine is out the back of our charted boat on return to the bay in Zihuatanejo, Mexico. We had just finished a full day of sport fishing for sailfish.
We caught three and were best in fleet that day out of about 120 boats.
These three flags represent each fish caught and released. We decided to go catch and release due to fishery level concerns in the area.
It was pretty cool! When we returned to the dock....many of the locals and other sportsman came over and shook our hands for releasing them.
We caught three and were best in fleet that day out of about 120 boats.
These three flags represent each fish caught and released. We decided to go catch and release due to fishery level concerns in the area.
It was pretty cool! When we returned to the dock....many of the locals and other sportsman came over and shook our hands for releasing them.
stdreb27
Active Member
Originally Posted by mjessu
Mine is out the back of our charted boat on return to the bay in Zihuatanejo, Mexico. We had just finished a full day of sport fishing for sailfish.
We caught three and were best in fleet that day out of about 120 boats.
These three flags represent each fish caught and released. We decided to go catch and release due to fishery level concerns in the area.
It was pretty cool! When we returned to the dock....many of the locals and other sportsman came over and shook our hands for releasing them.
Can you even eat sailfish? I'm glad you released then but I never understood keeping them if you weren't going to eat them. Like tarpon down here, they are almost fished out, and they don't even have any edible meat.
Mine is out the back of our charted boat on return to the bay in Zihuatanejo, Mexico. We had just finished a full day of sport fishing for sailfish.
We caught three and were best in fleet that day out of about 120 boats.
These three flags represent each fish caught and released. We decided to go catch and release due to fishery level concerns in the area.
It was pretty cool! When we returned to the dock....many of the locals and other sportsman came over and shook our hands for releasing them.
Can you even eat sailfish? I'm glad you released then but I never understood keeping them if you weren't going to eat them. Like tarpon down here, they are almost fished out, and they don't even have any edible meat.
zoie2
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Originally Posted by stdreb27
a pet wallaby? I need to know more!
I got him 3 years ago, he came from Illinois and he was only 2 lbs. He was so tiny. He lived in the house the first year. He slept in a pouch that hung in a big dog kennel. He is potty trained.
Now he lives out doors (better enviornment for him, more room to hop around) and he comes inside to watch movies with me and visit.
He's awesome!!
He loves Doritos.
a pet wallaby? I need to know more!
I got him 3 years ago, he came from Illinois and he was only 2 lbs. He was so tiny. He lived in the house the first year. He slept in a pouch that hung in a big dog kennel. He is potty trained.
Now he lives out doors (better enviornment for him, more room to hop around) and he comes inside to watch movies with me and visit.
He's awesome!!
He loves Doritos.
stdreb27
Active Member
Originally Posted by zoie2
I got him 3 years ago, he came from Illinois and he was only 2 lbs. He was so tiny. He lived in the house the first year. He slept in a pouch that hung in a big dog kennel. He is potty trained.
Now he lives out doors (better enviornment for him, more room to hop around) and he comes inside to watch movies with me and visit.
He's awesome!!
He loves Doritos.
What is his temperment? Is this like a sweet dog, likes everyone, agreeable or what?
I got him 3 years ago, he came from Illinois and he was only 2 lbs. He was so tiny. He lived in the house the first year. He slept in a pouch that hung in a big dog kennel. He is potty trained.
Now he lives out doors (better enviornment for him, more room to hop around) and he comes inside to watch movies with me and visit.
He's awesome!!
He loves Doritos.
What is his temperment? Is this like a sweet dog, likes everyone, agreeable or what?
mjessu
New Member
Originally Posted by stdreb27
Can you even eat sailfish? I'm glad you released then but I never understood keeping them if you weren't going to eat them. Like tarpon down here, they are almost fished out, and they don't even have any edible meat.
They are edible....by the local's standards. It is a darker meat that is pretty strong (rather gaimey.) No thanks.
However, most people who catch them keep them for trophy mounts rather than to eat them. I'm not really into the dead animal/taxidermy thing for decoration.
Can you even eat sailfish? I'm glad you released then but I never understood keeping them if you weren't going to eat them. Like tarpon down here, they are almost fished out, and they don't even have any edible meat.
They are edible....by the local's standards. It is a darker meat that is pretty strong (rather gaimey.) No thanks.
However, most people who catch them keep them for trophy mounts rather than to eat them. I'm not really into the dead animal/taxidermy thing for decoration.