On 08 Dec 2006 23:22:28 GMT, Steveo wrote:

Just had Louisiana on the horn and they told me to say hey to that
alligator station in Jersey. Naturally I assumed they were talking about
you!


I get stepped on locally. I got some guy running power, and there is no way I
can get over the top of them. I only get heard when I chime in during the
breaks.

Vinnie S.

Vinnie S. wrote:
On 08 Dec 2006 23:22:28 GMT, Steveo wrote:

Just had Louisiana on the horn and they told me to say hey to that
alligator station in Jersey. Naturally I assumed they were talking about
you!

I get stepped on locally. I got some guy running power, and there is no
way I can get over the top of them. I only get heard when I chime in
during the breaks.

Vinnie S.

breaker breaker.

Steveo wrote:
Vinnie S. wrote:
On 08 Dec 2006 23:22:28 GMT, Steveo wrote:

Just had Louisiana on the horn and they told me to say hey to that
alligator station in Jersey. Naturally I assumed they were talking
about you!

I get stepped on locally. I got some guy running power, and there is no
way I can get over the top of them. I only get heard when I chime in
during the breaks.

Vinnie S.

breaker breaker.

ps. My barn cat came home today after being gone for 14 weeks! I'd already
given her up for dead.. and now she acts like she never left. Dang.

(still got the bayou in my ear here too)

On 08 Dec 2006 23:50:29 GMT, Steveo wrote:

breaker breaker.

ps. My barn cat came home today after being gone for 14 weeks! I'd already
given her up for dead.. and now she acts like she never left. Dang.

(still got the bayou in my ear here too)


Cats can survive. I assume a barn cat is even better at it. I am going hunting
tomorrow. Next year, I am coming to hunt on your property.

Vinnie S.

Vinnie S. wrote:
On 08 Dec 2006 23:50:29 GMT, Steveo wrote:

breaker breaker.

ps. My barn cat came home today after being gone for 14 weeks! I'd
already given her up for dead.. and now she acts like she never left.
Dang.

(still got the bayou in my ear here too)

Cats can survive. I assume a barn cat is even better at it. I am going
hunting tomorrow. Next year, I am coming to hunt on your property.

Vinnie S.

Yep, I have three female barn kittys and they are really good at mooching
from the neighbors down the road. The male kittys are too full of **** and
vinegar to count on to put up homestead back there. It costs a few ruples
to get the females fixed, but it's money well spent.

Yeah... we can hunt most anything behind my barn, rabbit, squirrel, or
deer.

Clay pigeon is always in season, sorta like NY cement shoes.

Steveo wrote:
Vinnie S. wrote:

On 08 Dec 2006 23:50:29 GMT, Steveo wrote:


breaker breaker.


ps. My barn cat came home today after being gone for 14 weeks! I'd
already given her up for dead.. and now she acts like she never left.
Dang.

(still got the bayou in my ear here too)

Cats can survive. I assume a barn cat is even better at it. I am going
hunting tomorrow. Next year, I am coming to hunt on your property.

Vinnie S.


Yep, I have three female barn kittys and they are really good at mooching
from the neighbors down the road. The male kittys are too full of **** and
vinegar to count on to put up homestead back there. It costs a few ruples
to get the females fixed, but it's money well spent.

Yeah... we can hunt most anything behind my barn, rabbit, squirrel, or
deer.

Clay pigeon is always in season, sorta like NY cement shoes.

Dude he is from south jersey. Nothing to do with the goombahs in the city

jim wrote:
Dude he is from south jersey. Nothing to do with the goombahs in the
city


Unless his name is Vinny. :P

On 09 Dec 2006 01:34:02 GMT, Steveo wrote:



Yeah... we can hunt most anything behind my barn, rabbit, squirrel, or
deer.


I was kidding. I didn't want to impose.

Vinnie S.

Vinnie S. wrote:
On 09 Dec 2006 01:34:02 GMT, Steveo wrote:

Yeah... we can hunt most anything behind my barn, rabbit, squirrel, or
deer.

I was kidding. I didn't want to impose.

Vinnie S.

Impose? My neighbor re-loads the empty cartridges. You gotta see one of his
home made rockets when you come over to hunt, he's a gun freak of sorts and
yet a laid back down the road dood. (Dan)

You know you and your family are always welcome here man.

Mopar wrote:
Yep, I have three female barn kittys and they

are really good at mooching from the

neighbors down the road. The male kittys are

too full of **** and vinegar to count on to put

up homestead back there. It costs a few

ruples to get the females fixed, but it's money

well spent.

Yeah... we can hunt most anything behind my

barn, rabbit, squirrel, or

deer.

Clay pigeon is always in season, sorta like NY
cement shoes.

Any pheasant?