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02-18-2005 | 08:47 AM

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rybohunter

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RE: is poaching ok?

wow that was a quick turnaround. Usually a drawn out thread like that would last for months before another shows up.

02-18-2005 | 11:44 AM

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bigcountry

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RE: is poaching ok?

guys, I got a quick question. Why send someone to another post? This is his post. Why can't you contain yourselfs to keep on this one if your sick of talking about it? And obviously its worthwhile since it will draw a bunch of posts.

It just boggles my mind.

02-18-2005 | 01:33 PM

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m.t.hands

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haha, here is goes again.

didn't you start this last time

02-18-2005 | 02:07 PM

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kshunter

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RE: is poaching ok?

yeah it was me... just didn't think it would've went on for so long, last time[&:]

02-18-2005 | 02:29 PM

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Wirehair

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RE: is poaching ok?

Some venison sauage, bread lightly toasted w/jelly, and a couple of poached eggs. MMMMMMMGoood

Poaching is ok by me.

02-18-2005 | 06:39 PM

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jones123

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RE: is poaching ok?

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ORIGINAL: bigcountry

guys, I got a quick question. Why send someone to another post? This is his post. Why can't you contain yourselfs to keep on this one if your sick of talking about it? And obviously its worthwhile since it will draw a bunch of posts.

It just boggles my mind.

I know what you mean, some guys had some fun at his expense, but I would consider it a favor if someone told me there was already a long thread answering my question.