corydoras
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Why, do you want to fawn over her?Jim Roper:the phone number of this fine looking maid?
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Following on from the 'My town isn't that bad ?!?!' topic, I thought the above may be a bit of fun.
I would like to nominate Hodieda, Yemen as the town God is most likely to stick the hose in if he decides that the world needs an enema.
May I suggest that one only nominates somewhere where one has visited?
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Try Immingham or Saltend for size.
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Absolutely. Much better than Outlook for most users.SandTiger:Get yerself Eudora
[ 05. August 2003, 03:58 PM: Message edited by: corydoras ]
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sugar
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6 months in Barlinnie should do the trickJim Roper:
You will want a large butt ring ...
[ 01. August 2003, 04:02 PM: Message edited by: corydoras ]
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Ahh Leon!, now you are putting me through mental torture by making me choose between my homeland and the land of our oldest ally.
Inverary and Loch Awe are both old stomping grounds of mine (I was born close by in Helensburgh). I like both Scotland and France almost equally. The main reason that I have my little hideaway in Luc Sur Mer is because that is very close to where my ex-wife and my two children live.
Us Scots and the French have much in common including our laissé faire attitude to life and the high esteem we both hold for our charming English neighbours
I did not know that mullet could be caught in Inverary but I know that they can be caught around the confluence of the rivers Leven and Clyde near Dumbarton. This is another old stomping ground of mine, but it considerably less picturesque than Inverary.
BTW the ‘funny mullet’ in your photo looks suspiciously like a Dragonet (Callionymus lyra) The males are particularly handsome during the breeding season and look as if they belong on some tropical coral reef rather than the depths of a Scottish sea loch.
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Since you like it so much, here is a view from my balcony looking towards the sea.
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I caught a 3lb or so jack pike on a worm in Loch Lomond when I was a nipper.
No wire trace on about 4lb line.
[ 31. July 2003, 05:23 PM: Message edited by: corydoras ]
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How low can you get?Elton:Oh, what I'd do to be stuffed and mounted.....
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What do you mean by shooting? If you mean blasting at half-tame pheasants from 30 yards I am not sure that I approve myself.Excalibur:I had a less than splendid view of shooting, until I took it up seriously.
[ 31. July 2003, 04:33 PM: Message edited by: corydoras ]
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When I was a nipper we used to make lures for perch out of a big (about an inch or so long) sea swivel with a treble on one end.
Up Wick way they make lures out of bent 4" or 6" nails flattened at each end. Then they drill a small hole through the flattened bit and attach a treble to one end and a swivel to the other with standard split rings. Supposed to be deadly for pollack.
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It's a nice place. I bought a little hideaway there a month or so ago and I had my first week in it last week. It was not really meant to be a fishing holiday but since I am only about 80 metres from the beach and I had my 8 year old with me I thought we should gou out and have a little dangle.awaaar:
that is a nice photo corydoras
Andy
Did'nt catch so much as a little flounder or a even a shore crab. I never saw anyone else catch anything either.
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Was at my little hideaway in Luc Sur Mer in Normandy and thought I would try a little spot of pier fishing. Did'nt catch a sodding thing all week!
.At least the sunsets made up for it (at least a bit)
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Well that saves me asking what the Nottingham shop is like then.
To be honest I don't think that the majority of the stuff I saw in France was much cheaper than similar stuff here, but I did not really have time to look.
It was the amazing range of lures that were on display that amazed me. I have never seen so many under one roof. I am not really a lure fisherman but I must admit to buying a plug and a couple of spinners.
Not had much of a chance to go to the Canal in Nottingham since I last posted abd anyway I cannot see me buying a rod licence until the mullet season is over.
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Us Sweaties seem to manage OK without. No tax on fishing in God's own country!
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ajp:
.........if there's pansies, then there's bound to be some wallflowers as well.
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No mate, on an HMS they are ALL pansies, and the rest are just matlows.Graham X:Aren't there usually some pansies on board an HMS?
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This is bound to upset some, but faint heart never sh@gged a pig!
Q) What's the difference between Joe Jordan and Ayrton Senna?
A) Joe Jordan knows how to take a corner!
[ 30. July 2003, 05:43 PM: Message edited by: corydoras ]
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Goody Two Shoes
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Couldn't agree more.poledark:Good post Andy, puts it all in a nutshell
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I would only add that if you want the k9s gonads then you want something like the Contax N Digital but it will cost you about £6,000 without a lens
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Hi RuddRUDD:Going back about 15 years I was in Narbonne (South of France).
We went into a big store and I was also amazed at the amount of tackle on show.
What was more amazing was there were shotguns, rifles and a whole load of other hand weapons for sale!
You don't need to go to a sports store to buy shotguns, rifles etc. where I go in France. You can buy all of that sort of stuff in the main branch of Carrefour (a bit like Tesco's on steroids) in Caen at Mondeville.
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