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hans gruber: "release the political prisoners or i'll blow up nakatomi tower!" hans' crew: "get the money up to the roof!" daniel plainview: "i. drink. your. milkshake!"

at what time? i was catching greenies from a seepage ditch next to the snohomish river on the lowell river road 15 years ago or more, FWIW. that's obviously on the flood plain, and i've always assumed they got in there during a flood from an adjacent farm pond. it also held largemouth...

that's a great report!

the penultimate goal is a transfer of management. the ultimate goal is a transfer of public wealth.

serious question: "net taxable profits" - or ebitda? if i'm not mistaken, taxes is the T in ebitda, and you don't get to true net income until the taxes are paid. i'm not an accountant, please correct me if i'm mistaken.

don't overthink it charles. rob is always making the same point, regardless of the subject matter.

speaking of affordability - we should strive to be objective and factual with these delicate topics.... anyone who knows anything knows that at this age, jesus was broke and homeless and would never have been able to afford an outfit like that with red cloth and frilly sleeves. c'mon. also...

the umbrella is risk aversion and insular/virtual social experiences. they don't drink, they don't get a driver's license, they don't get a job, they don't move out, they don't have sex. not judging, it's the numbers. ok, i am judging, but the numbers are what they are.

My dad was a 1911 lover and had a Detonics Combat Master that Richard Niemer built for him. That EMP looks an awful lot like it, except the grips are much shorter and it's in .45 ACP. Come to think of it, he also had an AirLite S&W similar yours, though his was in .357 (340PD). Niether of...

Love your reports Rex!

no chart....hmm

bed-liners all the way down! ...the cilia (or whatever those are called) on the trailing edge of the wing! you said that's a size ~#18 bug? what a photo, awesome. edit: looked it up - microtrichia

great shot. what's that mayfly standing on, a turtle?

congratulations, that's a magnificent fish.

"Sockeye in the river. My pics don’t do it justice" justice or no, those are stunning photos!

meshach? abednego?

i haven't been around much lately but stumbling on this thread was an early christmas gift. what a bonus to get the end and find it still not locked down. so economical - one thread with so much good input. the usual suspects chop up the subject in an interesting and meaningful way, we get...

those fish with the heavy spots ahead of the gill cover look pretty unusual for that lake...

glorious. thanks for this Dave.

A good thought but definitely not anodized.