The Copper Creek Chit-Chat Thread
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Yes Victor might need the extra protection.We did see the fish boil.
Don't want our poor Victor turning into fish food.
Don't want our poor Victor turning into fish food.
Might that not be seen as a challenge rather than as a defense? Even if it is seen as a defense... how many of us when riding bikes as children took off the safety equipment when we were out of our parent's sight?
If the ponds deep enough they'll be safe.On the other hand if Victor can stand in there They night nibble him.Then he has every right to defend himself.
^^^What they said!!!^^^
Oh yeah. Im leaving. Its still 15 minutes to 5, but Im charging till 5. Thats at least an extra 38 cents.
Time to go to softball practice. In the heat. At least the tropical storm/depression mostly missed us by at least 20 miles.
Time to go to softball practice. In the heat. At least the tropical storm/depression mostly missed us by at least 20 miles.
poor Victor.
Glad your starting to get it poor Victor.
Lemme try this again. My leaving 15 minutes early didnt work out so well. NOW Im really leaving. Just in time to be late to practice.
I asked my son to come take pictures of him this weekend. Then we can choose the best one for the T's.
No news from Phiniac yet.
No news from Phiniac yet.
Congrats Bliss!!! Knew you could do it!!!
Apparently you're a lot younger than some of us! I rode my bike around all summer wearing just a bathing suit. "Safety" was my mom yelling at me for letting my friend ride on the back fender. Yes, bikes used to have fenders.
Oh, and one of my favorite things to do was to ride my old bike off the end of the pier into the river - it was awesome!
Safety equipment - bwahahahaha!
Bam likes spicy!So I'm thinking Victor's juice should be innocently sweet,bursting with flavor and bam spicy on the finish.
When I was a kid, we had neighbors at our summer place that had a "fish pond". It had a very heavy frame over top with chicken wire to keep out kids/predators. Maybe something like that could work? Might keep out that bird that harasses them too?
Safety equipment???Might that not be seen as a challenge rather than as a defense? Even if it is seen as a defense... how many of us when riding bikes as children took off the safety equipment when we were out of our parent's sight?
Apparently you're a lot younger than some of us! I rode my bike around all summer wearing just a bathing suit. "Safety" was my mom yelling at me for letting my friend ride on the back fender. Yes, bikes used to have fenders. Oh, and one of my favorite things to do was to ride my old bike off the end of the pier into the river - it was awesome!Safety equipment - bwahahahaha!
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Same here. Something about all of these padded kids just cracks me up. Not a single kid will have a story anymore. We (us "steeped ones") all have them, like the nice scar on my knee from my dad teaching me to ride a two wheeler. Down the hill. Thanks Dad. Piers were a blast!
Piers were a blast!Safety equipment???
Safety equipment - bwahahahaha!
Yup, I have a scar on my knee from a friend that didn't warn me when he jumped on the back of my bike - WHAM! Both of us hit the gravel.Same here. Something about all of these padded kids just cracks me up. Not a single kid will have a story anymore. We (us "steeped ones") all have them, like the nice scar on my knee from my dad teaching me to ride a two wheeler. Down the hill. Thanks Dad.
But now the scar from my motorcycle accident dwarfs the old one! I guess I still haven't outgrown my "tomboy phase"! - Status
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