Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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11' can mean a lot of different things. 35' seas is fishable if your mindful as long as the period is long enough. Otherwise 15' can kick you ass in a 130' when their steep. I have a 23' play boat and generally the rule is the beam in feet and seconds is ok. So in my instance ant larger then 9' and shorter then 9sec is a no go.
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Yeah, these were pretty close together. That was Salmon fishing out of bodega bay.
Not true. I once thought I'd skip a couple rungs and just hop off a ladder, forgetting about all the pipes the plumbers had stubbed through the floor.
If my jeans were any less tough I might still be there today.
I have seen this picture before but, cannot remember exactly what happened.
But the director and producer have the same education as Greta Thunberg.
Main Stream Media...not Microsoft Network.When you create a great MEME.... and Misspell MSN..........
They're all Yellow Stream Media, MSDNC, NBC, CBS, CNN, Fox News...every damn one of them.I was figuring MSNBC..... as they are the absolute worst....
But that works also...
Exactly.
It's the interval between waves more than it is the wave height.
I have been in 30 foot swells in a little 16 foot boat and had zero problems (although it is freaky as hell looking straight up at water).
If the interval is less than 7-8 seconds, it gets nasty.
When you create a great MEME.... and Misspell MSN..........
Mainstream media - Wikipedia
Wikipedia is not a credible sourse. At least my students can't use it.
Sourse ? and you have students ?Wikipedia is not a credible sourse. At least my students can't use it.
To be completely fair though.....you do show as being in Texas
Sores ?
Saurus ?
Source.....oh yea, that's the one
okWikipedia is not a credible sourse. At least my students can't use it.
mainstream media
[ meyn-streem mee-dee-uh ]SHOW IPA
High School Levelnoun (usually used with a plural verb)
the traditional forms of mass media, as television, radio, magazines, and newspapers, as opposed to online means of mass communication. Abbreviation: MSM
Definition of mainstream media | Dictionary.com
Mainstream media definition, the traditional forms of mass media, as television, radio, magazines, and newspapers, as opposed to online means of mass communication. Abbreviation: MSM See more.
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