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06 Apr 08 - 12:02 PM (#2308290) Subject: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Bee-dubya-ell I don't really understand why people get their panties in big wads over this issue. Why does it have to be row versus wade at all? Sometimes it's nice to wade if the water's not too deep. Other times it's too deep to wade so you're better off rowing. The two are not mutually exclusive, you know. And what about the other options? Sailing is nice. Motorboats go a lot faster than rowing or wading. Sometimes it's nice to just float down a lazy stream in an innertube. And what about good old-fashioned swimming? I think the whole thing is way overblown. |
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06 Apr 08 - 12:20 PM (#2308303) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Q (Frank Staplin) It's a serious issue! Wading disturbs the fish roe, so carefully spawned by the fishes in the stream. Row? Please use spelecheque! |
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06 Apr 08 - 12:49 PM (#2308328) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Bill D Indeed! And seeing as how our species is SO endangered, we surely don't want to interfere with any spawning! "Wade in the water, children," but row around the roe. |
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06 Apr 08 - 12:50 PM (#2308331) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Azizi My ex-husband's first name is Wade. But my first name isn't Row {Rowena}. This must be another Wade. If not, whatever happened that she's suing him for, happened after me so it's his business and none of mine. :o) |
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06 Apr 08 - 01:28 PM (#2308372) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: artbrooks I wade ok, but I tend to flounder when the water gets too deep - I'm just not very good at getting into the swim of things. Can I choose to paddle rather than row? Somehow, getting two of those things going in the same direction at the same time has always been a problem for me. |
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06 Apr 08 - 02:06 PM (#2308408) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Don Firth I do a pretty fair crawl stroke, thereby dodging the whole issue. . . . Don Firth |
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06 Apr 08 - 02:50 PM (#2308432) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: pdq When we were kids, floating down the river on an inner tube was great fun. The world has never been the same since the invention of tubeless tires. |
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06 Apr 08 - 03:02 PM (#2308439) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Don Firth Cowboy wisdom: Don't drink the water if you're downstream from the herd. Don Firth |
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06 Apr 08 - 03:37 PM (#2308457) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: John Hardly Row verses wade: wade in the water wade, it feels just fine wade in the water if you're the wading kind. Wade verses row: row, baby, row We're getting nowhere at this rate row, baby, row You know how I hates to be late |
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06 Apr 08 - 04:48 PM (#2308492) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Slag You put the roe on the cracker and wade in. |
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06 Apr 08 - 05:11 PM (#2308505) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Stilly River Sage Artbrooks, don't be dismayed over your flounder, this is a good thing. It has been my experience that if you're fishing for flounder it's best to stay on the beach or the dock or you'll scare them away from your baited hook. SRS |
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06 Apr 08 - 06:28 PM (#2308568) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Don Firth And then there was the cat who ate a piece of cheese and waited right outside the mouse's hole—with baited breath. Another piece of cowboy wisdom: Never squat with your spurs on. Don Firth |
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06 Apr 08 - 07:23 PM (#2308598) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Rapparee Don, you should also remember "Never drink the water downhill from the outhouse." Or, I will mention from my own personal experience, from a well at the bottom of a hill full of graves. |
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06 Apr 08 - 08:07 PM (#2308620) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Don Firth Bleugh!! Ptui! Ack! Ack! Ack! |
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06 Apr 08 - 08:08 PM (#2308621) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Don Firth (Burp!) |
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06 Apr 08 - 08:22 PM (#2308634) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Bobert Yo Bee-zer, That little bag of green stuff right there next to yer pudder screen... Ahhhh, just put it all in an envelope and mail it up here to me... I'll take real good care of it... I promise... B;~) |
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06 Apr 08 - 09:37 PM (#2308682) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Bonnie Shaljean Row verses weighed |
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07 Apr 08 - 04:13 AM (#2308817) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Escapee I was cleaning fish and soiled my jacket. Roe vs. Suede. SKP |
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07 Apr 08 - 09:50 AM (#2309035) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: RangerSteve What about those little paddle boats that you operate by peddlin with your feet? How come they're not a choice? Maybe I just want to sit on the dock with my feet in the water. How come that's not a choice? This damned two party system sucks. |
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07 Apr 08 - 02:39 PM (#2309331) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: Donuel I think it should be the woman's choice to row or wade. |
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07 Apr 08 - 03:07 PM (#2309350) Subject: RE: BS: Row Versus Wade From: John on the Sunset Coast Pretty maids all in a row. What does that sentence connote? Are they standing side by side by side? Are they on a participants in a regatta? Are they engaged in a huge cat fight? |