[Sir Gawain]

I know you haven't noodled.

[Xenalyte]

Wouldn't YOU like to know? :)

[stuartcr]

Isn't that what they do to geese?

[Fred Mertz]

Some of my friends have, and their relatives too. Fearlessness is one strategy; plus you're not allowed to wear gloves.

[Sir Gawain]

I guess you've never gone noodling.

[foolish-one]

Luck? Sorry, SG, but in my mind sticking your arms up to your shoulders (or your whole body with a "friend" holding your ankles to pull you out) blindly into dark, root-overhanging banks/caverns, grabbing the first thing that feels slimy and alive and yanking it out takes no strategy or thought (the less the better) but some stupidity. And just who was the first person that thought noodling might be a good idea?

Nothing personal. Have fun!

[TomGuy]

Stumpy told me he adjusted pretty quickly after his noodling excersion, but riding a bicycle is kind of awkward anymore.

[Sungirl]

This kitten just got noodled.

[HairOfTheDog]

Well, there are a couple weekends in college that I can't remember... I might have!

[Lazamataz]

Noodling requires skill, fearless resolve, and not a little dexterity. Also, good judgment in communications is advisable. It requires accurate application of rules to resolve conundrums, initiative, and ruthlessness.

A wet suit is also useful.

[Tony in Hawaii]

What 'n the hail y'all talkin' bout?

[Carolina]

I prefer al dente. There's nothing worse than limp noodles. ;-)