Went Fishin

[El Pistolero]

Some buds and me went fishin over the weekend...caught a pretty big catfish. It was kind of exciting...thought you guys might like to see some pics.

 

[Wayne Havens]

You are really bored today aren't you?

 

[sudsmonkey]

El P. -
That's a fairly good - sized what we call a big medium in these parts. Don't blame you for keeping him if you couldn't find a real keeper. Bet his momma misses him. You get him on a cane pole or a handline? That's one more BAMFF !

 

[El Pistolero]

Don't use a pole for catfish...caught him noodlin. Had to go in feet first.

 

[Sir Sudster]

Yeah, I'd say you are one bored bovine.

 

[El Pistolero]

Yeah, I'd say you are one bored bovine.

Speaking of gored bovine...5 days til futbal season! We will enjoy it.

 

[Sir Sudster]

Ohhh! Ever here the one about the two Aggies that walked out of a bar one night..Hey, It could happen.

 

[El Pistolero]

Or, how many aggies does it take to eat an armadillo? Three...one to eat, while two watch for traffic.

 

[Sir Sudster]

So, Hops-A-Flashin ..when's the fish fry. Got Beer?

 

[Sir Sudster]

Just stallin...Ok do you know how Aggies practice safe sex?
they get rid of all the animals that kick.

 

[kenmc]

us folk in Europe would like to know what an aggie is....?

 

[RogerN]

us folk in Europe would like to know what an aggie is....?

Too right we would.

 

[loopmd]

us folk in Europe would like to know what an aggie is....?

Webster's: slang for a marble; can be of any class, type or style, though originally derived from the word agate as in a natural stone marble.

or

The name of the mascot for the college "Texas A & M"

 

[El Pistolero]

Just to clarify a bit...it's not just Texas A&M, but any school that has A&M at the end of their name, or any school that's ever had A&M at the end of their name. It is not permissable to "un-aggify" yourself by, for instance, changing your name from Oklahoma A&M to Oklahoma State University.

 

[kenmc]

A&M????
cmon we talk metric!

 

[El Pistolero]

The A in A&M generally stands for agriculture...farming if you will.

 

[kenmc]

i think the fog is lifting....

 

[El Pistolero]

Really they're just generic jokes...you Europeans could just substitute yanks instead of aggies and they'll work just fine. When aggies tell those same jokes they generally substitute sooners or longhorns (more mascot stuff) during college football season, or software engineers throughout the rest of the year.

 

[kenmc]

Yeah I figured they were reasonably generic, but had never heard of "aggie" before.
We have Kerrymen jokes in Ireland, for people from the county of Kerry, in the Southwest. you could probably adapt them.
E.g.
What do you call a Kerryman under a wheelbarrow? A mechanic.
What do you call a Kerryman under a car? Jack
What's the latest kerryman invention?? A waterproof teabag/solar powered torch/underwater hairdryer/........
And one for the Welshmen : What do you call a sheep tied to a lampost in Cardiff? A leisure centre!

Thank you I'll be here all night.!

 

[loopmd]

or software engineers

The fog is REALLY lifting now!!

loop

 

[El Pistolero]

We have Kerrymen jokes in Ireland, for people from the county of Kerry, in the Southwest.

HEY! Me great-great-great-great grandfather (Paddy O'Pistol) was a Kerryman...where's me cudgel.

 

[loopmd]

HEY! Me great-great-great-great grandfather was a Kerryman...where's me cudgel.

Do I need to remind you to Relax and have a homebrew?

 

[Rhoobarb]

Generally, when you talk about an Aggie in the southwestern US, people assume you are talking about Texas A&M University. There's an explaination of the term "A&M' at the bottom of this page.

 

[sudsmonkey]

Don't suggest to the Brits that they pick on the Yanks. They've already got the Irish. Don't know why they do it , though.

God invented whiskey to keep the Irish from taking over the world

 

[El Pistolero]

God invented whiskey to keep the Irish from taking over the world

Don't look now, but it didn't work...the emerald isle is now the richest (per capita) country in the world.

 

[sudsmonkey]

Right on ! Here I was thinking it was Germany or Japan. With all that money, do you think they still drink poteen, or are they drinking store-bought liquor?

This Irishman walks into a bar and orders three beers. He sits alone at a table and drinks those three . When he's done he orders three more. He does this for about a week before the barman works up the nerve to ask him about it. " I've two brothers. One moved to Australia and the other went to America. We three drink our beer in threes so that we can be together in spirit, no matter how far apart we are." . This satisfied the barman who spread the story among the other curious patrons. Weeks passed with the Irishman drinking his beer in threes. One night, he only ordered two. The barman brought them to the table with his deepest conolences over the passing of one of the Irishman's brothers. The Irishman responded" No, and bless ye, lad ! Me brothers are both alive and well, thank you ! Myself, I've given up drinking for Lent!"

No offense to the Irish Bros. My family left County Cork around 1760. I claim potic license.

 

[El Pistolero]

No offense to the Irish Bros. My family left County Cork around 1760. I claim potic license.

I knew we were related.

 

[sudsmonkey]

Family tree says we go back to king Haremond ( about 1700 B.C.). It also says that the twelve original families of Ireland claim that line. Could be B.S. , might not. Either way, I'm still a redneck/ alkie cable guy. Glad to find out that I've got relatives in TX, though. We gonna start sending Christmas cards?
BTW. Since we're family, and alll,could you possibly see your way clear to letting me in on next week's VA lottery numbers ? I promise to share the winnings with all relatives that homebrew.

 

[kenmc]

Don't look now, but it didn't work...the emerald isle is now the richest (per capita) country in the world.

Yeah and bloody Dublin is like the 12th most expensive city to live in. It's rediculous. Starbucks just opened a store in Dublin (first in Ireland) last week. It's EUR4.55 for a grande mocha. Thats $5.50 or so!
Go to the cinema and it's like being raped when you get popcorn and drink. A friend of mine paid EUR8.50 for icecream and a small (and LARGE here is smaller than your small in the US) Coke - $10.40.
It's nasty. I remember when we could get a pint of Guinness for IR£1.50. thats about EUR2 in todays money. Cept now it costs upwards of EUR3.80 for a pint. And I drink a lot of them on a night out.

 

[RogerN]

Don't suggest to the Brits that they pick on the Yanks.

Wouldn't dream of it, Heh... Heh.. Heh

Roger.