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  1. almost 5 years ago on Andy Capp

    Exactly! 12 ounces to the pound! Well done, sir!

  2. almost 5 years ago on Andy Capp

    Ah yes, but a pound of feathers actually weighs more than a pound of gold, though few people know why.

  3. about 7 years ago on Garfield Classics

    Indiana has beautiful, rolling hills of forest in the southern part of the state. Brown country in particular is really beautiful, and yes, there are some glorious sunrises but the sunsets are even more beautiful.

  4. about 7 years ago on Liberty Meadows

    I once had a 2-week battle with a large-mouth bass that was similar to Khan. I was fishing from shore using ultra-light tackle and a plastic worm, and hooked a bass that looked to be about 45 cm (around 18 inches – I never landed him so I can’t be precise on his length). As I reeled him in he swam in an arc to the right, keeping the line taught. When he got about 2 meters (6 feet) from shore he literally raised his head from the water and looked right at me, then shook his head, dislodged the hook, and disappeared. The experience felt a little strange because of the way the fish had looked directly at me, and I was back the next morning at the same spot with the same tackle. After about 30 minutes of fishing I hooked a fish, which again swam in an arc to the right, keeping the line taught. Convinced I had caught the same fish I excitedly reeled him in, and sure enough, at about the same spot the fish raised his head and looked directly at me. He then shook off the hook with a twist and disappeared. This ritual went on every morning for two weeks straight, and each time he would actually pause in his swim, look right at me as if to say, “Are you ready?” and then would shake the hook, each time using a different movement or a different angle. After two weeks he evidently tired of the game as I never saw him again. I was never able to land him, and he will ever remain the nemesis of my fishing career.

  5. over 8 years ago on Liberty Meadows

    Sploot! Great word!

  6. over 9 years ago on Peanuts

    It’s just a search for the Great Pumpkin…

  7. over 9 years ago on Frank and Ernest

    Wrong.

    Assume the following:

    All G = E, and

    All F = E. However,

    “G” does not necessarily equal “F.”

    Consider:

    All Germans are Europeans, and

    All Frenchmen are Europeans. However,

    Germans are NOT Frenchmen.