[pnut22]

We had a creek on the property where my children were raised. Keeping the boys out of it was a full time endeavor. I miss those days.

[ArtDodger]

This is good. Listening to the first 15 minutes of Lunch Bucket Joe’s rambling speech last night, you would think he single-handedly stopped Putin in the Ukraine and sent him fleeing back to Moscow. In truth, he has done NOTHING to help anyone.

[Who is John Galt?]

"...he'd likely wave his arms around, drop a few juicy "dog-faced pony soldier" zingers, then suddenly remember it's tapioca night and disappear quicker than a fart in a tornado..."

That certainly explains all of the trips back to Delaware...

[Red Badger]

Sweet Memories!..............................

[utax]

Crawdad hunting - Oh yeah - Battle Creek Regional Park in Minnesota in the late ‘60s. And salamanders around the window wells. And gophers in the nearby fields.

[dfwgator]

[COBOL2Java]

The world sees you Joe, and knows you for what you really are; a pitiful little crawdad, with one claw slightly larger than the other, and absolutely no will to stand and fight - for honor, God or country. Especially when there's an open escape route to your 6 o'clock. The only thing missing is the muddy trail left behind, but perhaps there is one and the press willfully ignores it.

There's a trail, all right. Joe left one in his audience with the Pope.

[sauropod]

bkmk

[jmacusa]

I used to do the same when I lived outside on Oneonta, NY. Had a small stream on the property. Used to see crawdads a lot.