Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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The word you're looking for is 'have', not 'of'. I'd have.
I concur with the sentiment. I've been catching sharks off the gulf coast for about 15 years although I do not target them specifically. If it's on a single hook then I usually just let the shark keep it but cut the line as short as possible. But if he's bitten a big plug, which cost me some money, and which won't do the shark any good at all if he keeps it, I try to retrieve it. I hate having to put sharks in the boat. I have teeth marks on my cooler and the rub rails of the boat. I have a good set of boga grips and some long needle nose pliers and I do battle with sharks with these tools. Make no mistake - they're pissed off and want to bite you. Do not get your hands anywhere near their mouth because they will totally try to bite you. It's a hassle.
I concur with the sentiment. I've been catching sharks off the gulf coast for about 15 years although I do not target them specifically. If it's on a single hook then I usually just let the shark keep it but cut the line as short as possible. But if he's bitten a big plug, which cost me some money, and which won't do the shark any good at all if he keeps it, I try to retrieve it. I hate having to put sharks in the boat. I have teeth marks on my cooler and the rub rails of the boat. I have a good set of boga grips and some long needle nose pliers and I do battle with sharks with these tools. Make no mistake - they're pissed off and want to bite you. Do not get your hands anywhere near their mouth because they will totally try to bite you. It's a hassle.
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You, and others like you, need to stop using "of" in the place of "have".
I'm not a Nazi. They tried to exterminate an entire race of people.
We're still a few steps away from that, but some cooperation from your side will certainly help keep things from escalating.
That's what happens when you attempt phonetic spelling while under the influence of benadryl.
Truth be told, what I really meant to use was "I'd've"
Did I get the syntax correct on that last phrase?
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Got to thinkin' about it, and realized I needed to check my "Red Neck Thesaurus."
The correct contraction in this particular context is "I'da."
Example: "If'n I'da been standin' any closer, it'd bit me!"
Don'cha just love the English language and all the regional dialects?
I can see tucker now...
btw, tucker, keep on posting the eclectic bits.
I like the t/n/a, but without the art, oddities and history,
the ta-ta's begin to blur together and become slightly boring.
The correct contraction in this particular context is "I'da."
Example: "If'n I'da been standin' any closer, it'd bit me!"
Don'cha just love the English language and all the regional dialects?
I can see tucker now...
btw, tucker, keep on posting the eclectic bits.
I like the t/n/a, but without the art, oddities and history,
the ta-ta's begin to blur together and become slightly boring.
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