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Smiley 
02/21/10

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T/W Ron Hill (from Zumwalt) last night regarding Dane. One of Ron's' friends had just been to see Dane. He was moved from ICU to a room but is still only very slowly improving and is still in need of our thoughts and prayers. The friend said Dane had had a tracheotomy and was sedated and resting during the visit. I hope we continue to get good reports.

Susan Sunde 
02/20/10

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Rosemary, Happy Birthday, Girlfriend!

Kare MD 
02/20/10

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Dale, you are certifiable!!!

Happy Belated Birthday wishes go out to Beautiful Rosemary. Hope it was great.

Smiles 
02/20/10

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A blonde decides to go ice fishing so she gets all of her equipment together and goes out to the ice. She starts to crank up the ol' ice auger and a loud voice from above says "There are no fish there" She moves to another part of the ice and starts again to drill a hole and a voice from above says " There are no fish there." The third time this happens she looks up and says "Is that you, God?" The voice says "No, I'm the guy that runs this ice rink."

Ricky POO 
02/20/10

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I think Ice Hole fishing is for the birds.
what do you think Gary D?

Smiley 
02/20/10

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Two Yankees are out ice fishing and not catching a thing. A man drives by on a snowmobile with a big stringer full of fish. One Yankee turns to the other and says " That's why we aren't catching anything....we should be trolling"

SNL 
02/20/10

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Fri was a very busy day at work & nevr got a chance to get on the GB. 

Man, that conversation about the Ice Holes was funny, not sure I even understood all of it, but it was hilarious any way!! 

Happy B-day RoseMary!!!  Hope yesterday was a great day for you & look forward to seeing you on June 5th for the next Get-Together!

Can you believe... the weathermen are forecasting SNOW again on Tue!!!  I'm sure looking forward to Spring, can't come too soon!

Don L. 
02/20/10

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BELATED  H a p p y  B i t h d a y wishes go out to Rosemary Zapata Cooper, for yesterday, 2/19!  Sorry for the late post, Rosemary, but I didn’t get on my PC yesterday to catch the reminder.  Besides Doc’s early greeting, this one will surely summon many others.  Hope you had a great one & that we’ll see you at the mini in June - best wishes!

Karen Melton Davis 
02/20/10

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All of you are cracking me up. I think it could be noted that Jack has probably met up with quite a few "cold fish" in his time.

Annette  
02/20/10

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JAda, maybe you can go ice fishing now in Florida, sounds like Tiger is the biggest ICE HOLE.  

Happy Jack 
02/20/10

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Jada, back when I was doing a lot of shallow gulf coast fishing, any fish that we kept was immediately "lake cleaned" (gutted and cleaned) and tossed in the ice chest. When we got back to land we finished cleaning the fishes. We found scaling a cold fish was much easier. De heading and tailing wasn't any different. 

JAda 
02/20/10

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Sandy, I think that they would be filleted because you wouldn't want to freeze a fish whole.

Sandy Mc 
02/20/10

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If the fish are frozen are they filleted?  You guys are really confusing me. The only ice hole I'm acquainted with is Jack old gold one. 

JAda 
02/20/10

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R.POO.....my ice hole was not stolen, but it was part of a relocation project. 
Mr. Smiley....don't you think that all types of fishing involve alot of preparation?  AND equipment?  I think it just depends on how involved a sportsperson one is.

Smiley 
02/20/10

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JAda,  JD,
  I'm still confused about this "ice fishing" thing. Sounds like there is a lot of preparation and expense and then you finally catch a mess of ice. What do you do with them. You can't fry them. Without a generator you can't make frozen Margaritas and you probably had ice at home in the freezer anyway.
  At least with "Bass  Fishin'" you realize a net profit on minimal expenditures.(or so I've told Yuvonne)
 

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