FFing With Your Hood Up And Hat On (When It’s Not Raining)

Swattie87 said:
Lady I used to work with would make insane baklava for holiday parties and pot lucks. She had to enforce a 2 piece per person limit, because people would literally take the whole tray back to their desks.

I was her boss, so I got my own personal stash. My all time favorite dessert.

Edit: Tied with Perry’s ice cream.
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IF you know anyone who is Armenian, try and get some Paklava which their version.

I had a lot of Armenian friends growing up and I like Paklava better. Because of the way it is sweetened, it seems less sickeningly sweet to me which I'm not into and I'm also not a huge fan of honey in Baklava or anything for that matter.
 
Bamboozle said:
IF you know anyone who is Armenian, try and get some Paklava which their version.

I had a lot of Armenian friends growing up and I like Paklava better. Because of the way it is sweetened, it seems less sickeningly sweet to me which I'm not into and I'm also not a huge fan of honey in Baklava or anything for that matter.
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She was Armenian actually. Good call.
 
coyoterahn said:
Saturday night’s at Walmart are also when they hold the “Ugliest tattoo contests” 😳
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Prison ink always wins first place in the Walmart's I frequent unless of course it's a combination "ugliest tattoo on the ugliest person contest."

That competition is typically won by someone riding around on a Walmart "scooter "with a fully visible HUGE "tramp stamp."

AND...

The tramp stamp resembles a deformed butterfly and it's the size of a Turkey Buzzard because the contestant was kicked off of "My 600-Lb Life." ;)
 
Crocs and Merrell footwear dont bother my feet. My neighbors puppy chews on Crocs for hours. Indestructable.
 
I apparently need to go to Walmart on a Saturday Night. Sounds interesting.
 
There’s a Facebook group called “Women of Walmart”. You can get your fill there without having to venture there on Saturday night.

Here’s a recent one:

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bringthepain said:
Since the first time i wore crocs i never touched flip flops again! You can wade in them just have to go into sports mode and put the strap behind your heel, lol
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I love Crocs too (I have a thing about needing my toes to be covered) BUT wading in them is probably the last thing I'd do. I tried it once on a canoe trip down the Delaware. 3 falls later, I was happily back in the boat for the duration.
 
DomR said:
I love Crocs too (I have a thing about needing my toes to be covered) BUT wading in them is probably the last thing I'd do. I tried it once on a canoe trip down the Delaware. 3 falls later, I was happily back in the boat for the duration.
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They’re my go-to for surf fishing. In 70 deg water temps I usually wade out pretty far to cast and then just stand in the water to fish. Crocs work out well for that.
 
Bamboozle said:
Springfield, Eddystone, Lancaster, Temple, Trexlertown, Tamaqua, Shenandoah, Taylor, Whitehall, Phillipsburg, NJ, ST. Clair, Tilden Twp, Coal Twp, Tamaqua, Easton, Bethlehem...

Take your pick and put your PJ's on... ;)
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I think you’re being a little hard on the one in Tilden Twsp (Hamburg). That is the cleanest, most organized one that I have ever been in. Maybe you were just referring to PJ’s, which I haven’t noticed on the perhaps 3-4 times that I have been there over the years.
 
Mike said:
I think you’re being a little hard on the one in Tilden Twsp (Hamburg). That is the cleanest, most organized one that I have ever been in. Maybe you were just referring to PJ’s, which I haven’t noticed on the perhaps 3-4 times that I have been there over the years.
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I agree, Tilden isn't that bad. Maybe I should have substituted East Stroudsburg...
 
Mike said:
They’re my go-to for surf fishing. In 70 deg water temps I usually wade out pretty far to cast and then just stand in the water to fish. Crocs work out well for that.
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I'd agree on that. I love them for the beach. My mind just automatically associates wading with river fishing.
 
Mike said:
They’re my go-to for surf fishing. In 70 deg water temps I usually wade out pretty far to cast and then just stand in the water to fish. Crocs work out well for that.
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My go to for surf fishing in 70 degree water temps are my feet. What’s wrong with me?
 
DomR said:
I love Crocs too (I have a thing about needing my toes to be covered) BUT wading in them is probably the last thing I'd do. I tried it once on a canoe trip down the Delaware. 3 falls later, I was happily back in the boat for the duration.
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Dear DomR,

Many years ago, before Gander Mountain went out of business, I found a pair of Crocs sandals with an enclosed toe box and essentially the same lug sole as Keen sandals on clearance for $ 30.00 instead of $ 100.00 plus for the Keens.

They were excellent wet wading shoes, much better than regular Crocs which make even a walk in the rain on a grassy hill an adventure for me. I wore those things constantly, launching and recovering my boat on slippery, snotty, slimy ramps in fresh and saltwater and they gripped like spiked wading shoes.

To quote ol' Tone Loc, I wore those muthas "Smoove da %^&$ out" and have regretted it ever since. They were beasts and in hindsight, I should have bought 3 pairs when I bought the one because those Croc sandals are long since gone from the Earth.

I still wear regular crocs, but they are scary things for me on anything less than dry gravel or pavement. I wish I could find something similar with lug soles for kayaking and wet wading but try as I might, I keep failing!

Regards,

Tim Murphy :)
 
poopdeck said:
My go to for surf fishing in 70 degree water temps are my feet. What’s wrong with me?
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Nothing wrong with that. I usually go for two weeks at a time and figure I’m reducing the chance that I will cut a foot on a sharp shell during that time period, which would really screw up my fishing for the rest of the trip.
 
In my opinion, Crocs are akin to hotdogs. I believe that only individuals under the age of 18 should be permitted to wear them and add ketchup to their hotdogs.
 
Bruno said:
In my opinion, Crocs are akin to hotdogs. I believe that only individuals under the age of 18 should be permitted to wear them and add ketchup to their hotdogs.
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I don’t know about Crocs, but hoody’s might be akin to hotdogs.

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On a recent flats trip to the Bahamas, the hosting party had Crocs on the list of items to bring. Some shoes / boots bother my feet exceptions are Crocs and Merrell footwear. I wear them often.
 
We live in a society where people take pictures of their food. Nothing much surprises me anymore
 
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