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Now we know what the goggles were for. :cross:I just laughed and snorted coffee out my nose, darn you!
Now we know what the goggles were for. :cross:I just laughed and snorted coffee out my nose, darn you!
How long does this contest run? Before long the lakes will thaw and I won't be able to get good Yooper ice fishing tips, like how to keep your tip-up from freezing, and how to drill a good hole.
I would love to win a "Brew with Yoop Day". On your way back to the UP, come through Dallas and we can make it happen!
I'm pretty sure you've kept your tip-up from freezing without help from me.
That there is good clean family humor. And Homer, I think you missed the memo on "unthaw". yer bound ta' confuse everyone out der' on the ice using dat' sorta' language fer cripes sake eh.
Before long the lakes will thaw
I thought I had it understood good. Lakes are unthawed now, thawed in the summer when it warms up for 2 months...
I would love to win a "Brew with Yoop Day". On your way back to the UP, come through Dallas and we can make it happen!
After that you can stop off in Plano![]()
I would love to win a "Brew with Yoop Day". On your way back to the UP, come through Dallas and we can make it happen!
Now you're talking!
After that you can stop off in Plano![]()
I've seen this guy around. Careful...
The Yooper Brewing Tour 2015, coming to a town near you!
Ya see? Here was your blunder. That seems to be a proper use of the word.
No. You see, melting is unthawing... Its easy. Just take what makes sense and reverse it. You are right about the two warm months though.
Now, for your Yooper lesson of the day, I would like you to use "frozen", "thaw" and "unthaw" in a proper UP sentence. Please include as many "eh's" and "fer cripes sake's" as necessary to make it seem authentic.
Ok, eh, but let me do some studying up first. I got me a UP Magazine, from dem guys up at da Porkupine Press! It's chock full of Yooperisms, like on the cover it's got yer basic terminologies. It says Tree Above Zero, and Tree Below Zero, and it's got pictures of a Tree above a Zero, and a Tree below a Zero, for those who can't read so good.
Yooper has enough 'friends' on the HBT that she only would need to be in Iron River a few months out of the year. She could just drive to the most pleasant weather, stay a while, then move on when the weather turns.