Definitely not the first.
http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/875317-...ing-beauty-spa
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/world/793...wims-in-bottom
If you can make it on Kiwibiker you can make it anywhere.
You of course have never caught anything as big as this and had an inordinate amount of respect for it's size and power that you didn't , even though you knew how, kill it outright?
Be careful what you say when commenting on short stories that by necessity don't have all of the facts contained within.
I've replied to another here tonight perhaps after reading that you may wish to comment further.
Every day above ground is a good day!:
heh... we used to pull feckers up about that size in the lobby pots. The fishermans jig, a 2m conga with big pointy teeth gnashing at anything it came near (seen the toe of a welly disappear before). T'was a knife through a triangle on its head that killed it (no way to just grab it and throw it over, as ya say, they're huuuuuge). Of course you had to have balls of steel to go anywhere near its head.
I didn't think!!! I experimented!!!
I knew someone who knew someone who knew someone who know an ER nurse who knew another ER nurse who said Peter Sinclair came in late one night with a marmite jar stuck up his hind end. He claimed he slipped in the shower and fell on it...
1960's...lived next door to a Maori family (big on fishing)...they used have eels hanging on the clothes line (one of those long bits or wire from fence to shed held up by a pole things)..and eels in the bath!
They used to scrape the fly blow off the hanging ones before eating, I would assume?
The mother would like to suck on a fish eye (snapper) until it was clear....
The irony was...the mothers name was Roe.
I heard my first Jimmy Hendrix song come from that house...Purple Haze.
Firstly.....what the fuck is a schnapper????Second....after weThe common name 'snapper' was given to this fish by Captain James Cook in 1770. He mistook it for a member of the true snapper family Lutjanidae, a group of fish with which he had become familiar in American waters. Although he mistook the fish, he spelt the name correctly, whereas many subsequent writers have used 'schnapper' - an erroneous spelling of unknown origin.you saydropped concrete blocks on its head, stabbed it through the neck, wound it into a very big plastic pail and kept it out of water for over 24 hours.Really....no attempt ha?we made no serious attempt to kill it and were all actually quite glad to see it stir and swim away![]()
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Skippa, a schnapper is a Germanic snapper sometimes found on your plate in some very posh restaurants didn'tcha know?
Love those double barrels there Swoop.
Hell no this ol Eel was much bigger than the Mercer, Taniwha.
It's probably still alive and kicking now I reckon,it definitely shook it's self and swam off, didn't just float away or worse sink.
An ordinary working foreman dispatched that ol Mercer Taniwha imposter with a double barreled shotgun I believe.
Lucky he did aye, esle we'd all still be navigating that stretch of highway in waka.
Every day above ground is a good day!:
Yea. My girl was an OR Sister in Paddington, Sydney when we met. It was a risky job removing the new shape Rexona cans that had gone 'all the way' - before body heat caused them to rupture.
Reminds me of that old gag:
Customer: I'd like some deodorant please.
Shop Assistant: Certainly sir, Ball or Aerosol?
Customer: No, underarm.
Schnapper is sometimes used on restaurant menus on this side of t' dutch. Same thing.
There was a Soft Core porn flick - Cinderella 1977 - that had a song in it entitled 'The Kingdom has a snapper', and it wasn't taking about fish.
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