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re: What do you consider to be the "good ole days"?
Posted on 8/18/13 at 6:53 pm to JohnnyBgood
Posted on 8/18/13 at 6:53 pm to JohnnyBgood
When I was in junior high and had zero responsibilities besides catching and killing. Limits and species had no place in my vocabulary.
Also, hanging out with my grandpa when he was in better shape while he taught me about farming cotton soybeans corn and wheat.
Also, hanging out with my grandpa when he was in better shape while he taught me about farming cotton soybeans corn and wheat.
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Posted on 8/18/13 at 7:43 pm to Redfish2010
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When I had zero responsibilities besides catching and killing
Posted on 8/18/13 at 8:00 pm to Redfish2010
Lots of good ole days for me.
Driving my opa's truck at age 10 for 20 down country roads while he sat shotgun and smoked.
Shooting geese with high school buddies.
Learning the secrets to catching flounder around Christmas Bay.
Watching my first born learn to speak.
Taking my kids on their first camping trip.
Getting a blowjob on the way to school.
Eating peaches right off the tree from my grandparents orchard.
Watching my little brother catch a catfish on a raisin.
Catching a snapping turtle in my grandpa's pond.
Hitting my first birdie with my dad.
And just the other day...watching my son get over a bout of seasickness once the salmon bite turned on.
great thread to make us step back and think.
Driving my opa's truck at age 10 for 20 down country roads while he sat shotgun and smoked.
Shooting geese with high school buddies.
Learning the secrets to catching flounder around Christmas Bay.
Watching my first born learn to speak.
Taking my kids on their first camping trip.
Getting a blowjob on the way to school.
Eating peaches right off the tree from my grandparents orchard.
Watching my little brother catch a catfish on a raisin.
Catching a snapping turtle in my grandpa's pond.
Hitting my first birdie with my dad.
And just the other day...watching my son get over a bout of seasickness once the salmon bite turned on.
great thread to make us step back and think. 
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