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Topic: !!!!! <<< The New 4:20 Clubhouse>>> !!!!!! - part 17
LookinRound Joined Sun 12/02/07 Posts: 7894	Thu 01/27/11 05:15 PM
That first picture looked more like a cross between a moose and Scooby actually. I just avoided a ticket for a headlight out and not signaling to change lanes - WHEW. Batting the eyelashes does work

soufiehere Joined Sat 10/24/09 Posts: 45399	Thu 01/27/11 05:16 PM
He's got moves. He'll do anything for scooby snack........ How did he do during Disco?

Sneaksintoyourheart Joined Fri 10/16/09 Posts: 19261	Thu 01/27/11 05:17 PM
for the last time its a Scooby now get over it i only posted it cause it was smoking a cigar not a blunt so get over it an ya know what ya all too funny i just like coming in here to pester ROW cause she is funny

mightymoe Joined Sun 11/19/06 Posts: 37362	Thu 01/27/11 05:19 PM
for the last time its a Scooby now get over it i only posted it cause it was smoking a cigar not a blunt so get over it an ya know what ya all too funny i just like coming in here to pester ROW cause she is funny who twisted that blunt up for scooby? kinda hard with paws... maybe it was shaggy, he should know how to roll...

soufiehere Joined Sat 10/24/09 Posts: 45399	Thu 01/27/11 05:20 PM
That first picture looked more like a cross between a moose and Scooby actually. I just avoided a ticket for a headlight out and not signaling to change lanes - WHEW. Batting the eyelashes does work My grandfather avoided a ticket once in his Caddy. Just before he rolled down the window for the officer, he cut a big one. The cop leaned in, inhaled once, bumped his head trying to get away and ran back to his car and drove off. How much was your almost ticket?

newarkjw Joined Sun 05/25/08 Posts: 17172	Thu 01/27/11 05:20 PM
He's got moves. He'll do anything for scooby snack........ How did he do during Disco? That ain't disco. He is doing the tootsie roll.......

krupa Joined Thu 07/03/08 Posts: 18651	Thu 01/27/11 05:21 PM
for the last time its a Scooby now get over it i only posted it cause it was smoking a cigar not a blunt so get over it an ya know what ya all too funny i just like coming in here to pester ROW cause she is funny So...... What do have against Scooby? HE IS A BELOVED AND SEXY ICON FROM MY CHILDHOOD DAMN YOUUUUUUU" hehehehehe

Sneaksintoyourheart Joined Fri 10/16/09 Posts: 19261	Thu 01/27/11 05:23 PM
for the last time its a Scooby now get over it i only posted it cause it was smoking a cigar not a blunt so get over it an ya know what ya all too funny i just like coming in here to pester ROW cause she is funny So...... What do have against Scooby? HE IS A BELOVED AND SEXY ICON FROM MY CHILDHOOD DAMN YOUUUUUUU" hehehehehe KRUPA ya funny nah i like scooby i was getting on there cases cause they picked on him lol krupa if you want ya can get a date with scooby lol

LookinRound Joined Sun 12/02/07 Posts: 7894	Thu 01/27/11 05:25 PM
of course, go down that way a lot I have some videos and pics of the hatchlings, going right out to the ocean, was just one of the most amazing things I have ever witnessed! I'll have to see if I can get them posted - um, don't hold your breath tho That is so kewl! I had to look at your photo to see where you were from <g>. That is something on my bucket list to do! What time of year and where at did you see that please?? Your pics were awesome! Hi there! There are a few loggerhead turtle sanctuaries along the east coast. They come up around May and lay the nest of turtles and they hatch around September I believe. The ones we saw hatch were the last week in September and that was 'late'. http://www.sciway.net/facts/sc-state-reptile-loggerhead-turtle.html It is a true sight to see - we'd been going to the same beach for 6 years before we were there at the right time! My sister had been going to another beach for over 25 years before she got to see her first 'boil'. She would spend the night on the beaches staring at the nests, needless to say she was THRILLED. You see these little ping pong size and look like eggs moving around out of the sand - boiling up - and then these little flippers break thru the shell and off they go right down to the water - took about 5-7 minutes start to finish. We all stood there and cried, it was just the coolest thing I've ever seen.

mightymoe Joined Sun 11/19/06 Posts: 37362	Thu 01/27/11 05:29 PM
of course, go down that way a lot I have some videos and pics of the hatchlings, going right out to the ocean, was just one of the most amazing things I have ever witnessed! I'll have to see if I can get them posted - um, don't hold your breath tho That is so kewl! I had to look at your photo to see where you were from <g>. That is something on my bucket list to do! What time of year and where at did you see that please?? Your pics were awesome! Hi there! There are a few loggerhead turtle sanctuaries along the east coast. They come up around May and lay the nest of turtles and they hatch around September I believe. The ones we saw hatch were the last week in September and that was 'late'. http://www.sciway.net/facts/sc-state-reptile-loggerhead-turtle.html It is a true sight to see - we'd been going to the same beach for 6 years before we were there at the right time! My sister had been going to another beach for over 25 years before she got to see her first 'boil'. She would spend the night on the beaches staring at the nests, needless to say she was THRILLED. You see these little ping pong size and look like eggs moving around out of the sand - boiling up - and then these little flippers break thru the shell and off they go right down to the water - took about 5-7 minutes start to finish. We all stood there and cried, it was just the coolest thing I've ever seen. how do you cook them? boil them like crabs?

LookinRound Joined Sun 12/02/07 Posts: 7894	Thu 01/27/11 05:29 PM
That first picture looked more like a cross between a moose and Scooby actually. I just avoided a ticket for a headlight out and not signaling to change lanes - WHEW. Batting the eyelashes does work My grandfather avoided a ticket once in his Caddy. Just before he rolled down the window for the officer, he cut a big one. The cop leaned in, inhaled once, bumped his head trying to get away and ran back to his car and drove off. How much was your almost ticket? I was just telling my niece last week about the time I had 3 speeding tickets in two months -- 20 years ago and that I hadn't had a ticket since... I told her I had probably jinxed myself for bringing it up. Six days later --- I get pulled over He just handed my license and insurance card back and said to get the headlight fixed and be careful changing lanes - I did call him "Sir" a lot, even though he looked 12. Felt icky flirting with a 12 year old cop.

soufiehere Joined Sat 10/24/09 Posts: 45399	Thu 01/27/11 05:29 PM
Cool memory to capture Lookin :-)

LookinRound Joined Sun 12/02/07 Posts: 7894	Thu 01/27/11 05:31 PM
of course, go down that way a lot I have some videos and pics of the hatchlings, going right out to the ocean, was just one of the most amazing things I have ever witnessed! I'll have to see if I can get them posted - um, don't hold your breath tho That is so kewl! I had to look at your photo to see where you were from <g>. That is something on my bucket list to do! What time of year and where at did you see that please?? Your pics were awesome! Hi there! There are a few loggerhead turtle sanctuaries along the east coast. They come up around May and lay the nest of turtles and they hatch around September I believe. The ones we saw hatch were the last week in September and that was 'late'. http://www.sciway.net/facts/sc-state-reptile-loggerhead-turtle.html It is a true sight to see - we'd been going to the same beach for 6 years before we were there at the right time! My sister had been going to another beach for over 25 years before she got to see her first 'boil'. She would spend the night on the beaches staring at the nests, needless to say she was THRILLED. You see these little ping pong size and look like eggs moving around out of the sand - boiling up - and then these little flippers break thru the shell and off they go right down to the water - took about 5-7 minutes start to finish. We all stood there and cried, it was just the coolest thing I've ever seen. how do you cook them? boil them like crabs? You don't EAT them silly.

mightymoe Joined Sun 11/19/06 Posts: 37362	Thu 01/27/11 05:33 PM
of course, go down that way a lot I have some videos and pics of the hatchlings, going right out to the ocean, was just one of the most amazing things I have ever witnessed! I'll have to see if I can get them posted - um, don't hold your breath tho That is so kewl! I had to look at your photo to see where you were from <g>. That is something on my bucket list to do! What time of year and where at did you see that please?? Your pics were awesome! Hi there! There are a few loggerhead turtle sanctuaries along the east coast. They come up around May and lay the nest of turtles and they hatch around September I believe. The ones we saw hatch were the last week in September and that was 'late'. http://www.sciway.net/facts/sc-state-reptile-loggerhead-turtle.html It is a true sight to see - we'd been going to the same beach for 6 years before we were there at the right time! My sister had been going to another beach for over 25 years before she got to see her first 'boil'. She would spend the night on the beaches staring at the nests, needless to say she was THRILLED. You see these little ping pong size and look like eggs moving around out of the sand - boiling up - and then these little flippers break thru the shell and off they go right down to the water - took about 5-7 minutes start to finish. We all stood there and cried, it was just the coolest thing I've ever seen. how do you cook them? boil them like crabs? You don't EAT them silly. well, something does or they wouldn't be endangered...

newarkjw Joined Sun 05/25/08 Posts: 17172	Thu 01/27/11 05:35 PM
Sure you do. In a soup. Turtles have like 5 different types of meat......

mightymoe Joined Sun 11/19/06 Posts: 37362	Thu 01/27/11 05:37 PM
Sure you do. In a soup. Turtles have like 5 different types of meat...... and lagerhead blood is good as water, when your stranded out at sea...

LookinRound Joined Sun 12/02/07 Posts: 7894	Thu 01/27/11 05:37 PM
I love that area, Lake Hope, Hocking Hills, go there a lot - ancestors from that part of Ohio, relatives buried down that way. Old Man's Cave, Rock House, Ash Cave, I have a funny stoner story about Ash Cave. I could live down there if I didn't have to commute anywhere. Well, and if I could afford any property there! Heard that Hocking Hills is a great place to go for horseback riding. Never been there myself tho. Hocking Hills is beautiful and rugged - http://www.hockinghills.com/photogallery.html?p=Hoffman It is especially gorgeous in the fall with the colors. There are a LOT of horseback riding places there and cabins to rent by the weekend or week all over there. It is definitely one of the most beautiful places in Ohio!

LookinRound Joined Sun 12/02/07 Posts: 7894	Thu 01/27/11 05:40 PM
You don't EAT them silly. well, something does or they wouldn't be endangered... Well, I don't eat them - Nerk does however. I'm sure other ocean life enjoy them too.

newarkjw Joined Sun 05/25/08 Posts: 17172	Thu 01/27/11 05:42 PM
I was talking to this good ole boy about making turtle soup one time. I was interested in how one would prepare a turtle for soup. He proceeds to tell me that it just takes duct tape and a garden hose. I'll save you the details............

LookinRound Joined Sun 12/02/07 Posts: 7894	Thu 01/27/11 05:53 PM
for when I'm really hungry or what???