Posts by Dan

Yeah, from the picture if I didn't know better I'd say you were the boyfriend not the father. Good thing about starting early is that you're free early too. But there you go starting it all over again Julio Is the new one a boy or a girl?

Aaron, I read some more posts from that man who's website I gave you the link too. It appears he's very serious and has a lot of knowledge. One of those people who understand the heart of a dog. The airdale forum I initially gave you the link to is on his website, maybe belongs to him too. What a coincidence. I think this man is definitely a good starting point in the search for a good airdale.

Eres un assesino de nacimiento

The thing is it was never depicted as a specific breed just a bulldog. Movies are not to be looked at as definitive interpretations. Among old timers a pitbull is a bulldog still today. Many others are called bulldogs too for example the American bulldog which is much bigger. Then of course there the one everyone knows as the bulldog.. the English bulldog. Back then I'm sure English bulldogs were not the crooked ones we see today. Still even among those you sometimes see the incredible tenacity. So in the book it could've been anything really, just possesing that temperament. Bulldogs or the bully breeds among fanciers is anything in and around that molosser terrier mix.

Yep, I probably owe getting into dogs to Jack London brain fucking me with those Call of the wild and White fang books

BTW that's not a link, it's a freedivingspearfishing.com special <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

You know monster I never found hate applicable to my experiences in the sea. There it's more about acceptance of everything even your time to go. Of course you do your best in the end but before then I try not to think about it. I believe the book is a warning of what happens when someone pursues an unnatural emotion. Don't know if something like that could happen in real life. Then again the point is that Ahab is crazy.

For anyone who hasn't read Hemingway's The old man and the sea I think it's a must read for spearfishers. Here it is in a very comfortable to read electronic format. Download Microsoft Reader from HERE and install it.

Yeah I know I misspelled it

From Terry Maas' Bluewater Hunters.

Great Mother Ocean brought forth all life, it is my eternal home.
But I have been gone into strange worlds so long..
countries without currents, countries without tides, countries without depth.
I have forgotten how to live in the world that created me.
I can no longer breathe the water.
I am slow and I am clumsy, I have lost my grace.
But the deep indigo of the depths calls me like a loving mother..
return to the depths, return to the source, return to your nature.

Sometimes, beneath the shimmering surface of my memory,
I sense the deeper memories of generation after generation of hunters.
For tens of thousands of years I have kept a faithful record of my hunting,
so the children of my children’s children will know and remember.
And more permanent than any painted stone..
is the memory that lies at the heart of my every cell,
the memory of my hunting, the history of my tribe.
And when I wake beneath the modern sky,
full of smoke and sound,
as from a dream I believe I lost my way back.
For I cannot forget I am a hunter
and I am from a race of hunters
and there is no place for hunters in this time.

Bingo! Now that it's in context I understand and remember it. Should freak out new visitors to the site real nice <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

Esta lindo el video. Le gusta la picuda! El agua esta bien limpia, donde fue filamdo eso?

That blew me away monster. Can you please explain to me the gist of that piece that I'm somehow sure you plagiarized <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

A mi me paso exactamente eso una vez, les voy a contar contiene una moraleja.

One day in Canada we had rain and then the temperatures fell below freezing. In the morning I found the windshield wipers on my car frozen to the glass. The smart thing to do is to go home and bring a bucket of hot water but no, I just turned the wipers on. Craaack! the wiper on the driver's side broke off and stayed glued to the windshield. No problem, still a couple of weeks til winter I can get away with fixing it later.

A couple of weeks later I'm driving, it's night time and starts raining. Of course I don't have a functioning wiper on the driver's side so I'm driving and leaning to the right peeking through the passenger side glass. There's a car that's going too slow for my taste so I decide to pass it on the right lane. Boooom! I hit a car parked in the right lane that I didn't see because of the waterlogged windshield. Inspecting my damages it looked very similar to Anthony's car. I check to see if I can pop the hood. I do it with an effort, the engine looks fine. I close the hood but now it won't lock into place. Just the safety latch catches. I make a mental note to tie the hood down with something until I get to fixing everything.

A month later I'm on a winding highway and at 100 km/h Baamm! the hood pops up into the windshield and blinds me completely. I'm praying that a curve is not imminent as I gradually slow down. Now I had no wiper, crunched up car, and broken winshield. At that point I went and fixed everything. As I predicted that van became a flower pot before I got rid of it. Well when the engine finally blew it became a sign on my front lawn (it's the white one on the left). Ahhh my long lost youth..

And BTW a bunch of :cherna::cherna::cherna: <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

Nice! I can work with that.

La Rola, I care for you baby :happytears:

Well I really do need an introduction to the the site but I also saw all you queers on the forum last night but nobody was posting anything. So I thought I'd start you off.

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Damn, I was at least expecting some funny stuff from you guys

That was great! That's the same yield I was getting, but his method is better because a knife is not required. On the other hand I'll bet gloves are needed for the average person. I'm wondering if it can be done that way without chilling them first. Thanks LB.

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that is Banjo, my corgi/German Shepard mix. he will bring me handtools (never the right size though, damn mutt can't grasp metric system) but that is his favorite bone he is showing off there

A corgi and a GSD, How did they manage to get it on? The female must've been the GSD and laid down for the corgi.

Good thinking about the PVC for the flag. Remember that the higher you make the flag the more tippy the whole thing will be. See how the the top surface is all scuffed? I had in mind painting it red but held off until testing it, so if it turns out good that would be a nice touch. I thought about the possibility of attaching ballast to the fin but it didn't need it.

Ever dream that while out there you'll shoot a 100lb king fish passing through by chance? In that dream that eye you made for the float line pulls out the two screws <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

Cool pooch. Is that a stuffed toy he got there or is he bringing you tools?

I need a nice introduction to forum to go on the home page of this site instead of the Lorem ipsum. The introduction should say something about spearfishing, what we stand for as spearfishers and the goals of our little spearfishing community as a community (if we have any). Here's your chance to have your original words immortalized for the whole internet to see. If you'd like to submit a complete writeup or just part of what you think should go in there please post here <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">