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The life policy should’ve been in place already, before cancer, as a “responsible” family man such as Walt should’ve known he would die some day, some way. You can absolutely buy policies big enough to cover the itemized list he had. Dexter would not have allowed such detail to escape him. In fact, his drug business would have no doubt had fewer kinks if he had one. Death sentence or not, Walt really chose to degrade himself on his way out. He was still living as he chose his fall after all.
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Well, not everyone can be as perfect as you. Breaking bad isn’t for pussies, and Walt definitely wasn’t prepared. But, considering the whole mid-life crisis and cancer diagnosis, it really isn’t surprising.
I think that he has spent the first four seasons breaking bad and going to wind up either broken or on top of bad.
You are a drooling STDriddenimbeciledonkeytwatfuckfacecocksuckingpussyqueaf.[/quote]
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Yes Christine, you are correct, as always. I am a drooling STDriddenimbeciledonkeytwatfuckfacecocksuckingpussyqueaf with no reason to live. Thank you for being patient with me. I will try harder to please you in the future.
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No problem, HG. Everyone is allowed one mistake.[/quote]
Oh, Christine. Such an intelligent, magnanimous individual. Every single time you respond to one of my posts, I get that special feeling in my groins, I won’t lie and say I don’t. You just had to be born to be pleasing. I love you even though I know I am unworthy.[/quote]
Aw, gee, HG. Don’t be so hard on yourself. I’m sure that you will find that special gal who will love you in spite of yourself.
[/quote]“lolcat”. Our relationship will not take this tone though Christine. I bring the pleasure, with out even trying. And don’t deny my sexy Christine. It’s just not believable. I love you.
EDIT: I sense your lense principle at work in your imaginary posts of mine. I know you love me too and my pretty face.[/quote]
Just because I can gut and cook a fish, doesn’t mean you love me.
If only you would admit that Breaking Bad is the far superior show, we might have a chance. Alas, you appear to be pig-headed in this matter; thus, if there can be no arrangement, then we are at an impasse.[/quote]All jokes aside I actually love you now. Do you bait your own hooks? What kind of fish am I holding? Love requires compromise, Christine. Dexter is better but I totally respect your opinion and will not run you down for it. I still have no idea what your ass looks like but as a level 4 custy and clean cooking afficionado I bet its nice. You can come on my boat, my greatest compliment. I love you.
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Yes, I can bait my own hooks. It looks like a grouper. What kind of boat?[/quote]
Don’t ask me this question and then call me an attention whore.
36’ Pacemaker, twin Cummins Diesels. They are supercharged. Full electronics hooked up.
EDIT: Sportfisherman model of course. [/quote]
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Why yes it is.
You know your boats?
I chose to have bunks line the sides of the cabin with kind of a bench/bed wrapping around the back. I’m usually out about 50-75 miles with my buddies and sometimes we get so fucked up I’d probably run out of gas in the wrong direction or beach in Mexico (which wouldn’t be so bad). So bunks and AC are necessary for overnight trips. There is a little toilet too but I prefer people to go over the side or hop in as I fucking hate emptying it.
And I am holding a grouper. I made some really mean fish tacos with him. We caught a bunch of snapper during that trip too but it was early in the season so we couldn’t bring them back. We did make some mean ceviche though.[/quote]
Okay. I’m officially jealous now. Attention whore! :)[/quote]Do you do a lot of fishing? And may I ask where you are located? A general region would be fine. I’m assuming you are near the ocean?
I do a lot of wade fishing too. There is nothing like grilled redfish. (red drum). And I have a kayak to catch shark close to shore, we call it the Texas Sleigh Ride as they pull you around for a good while before tuckering out. Kind like Hemingway, a hero of mine if you remember from the quote thread. It’s a real shame he had to oust himself. The man must have had some major demons to match his awesome.
I’m on to hunting season now though. I’ve hit my dove limit a few times, killed a hog and am still chasing a buck. I’ve seen plenty of doe and smaller bucks but I want a real trophy this season. And yes, I will eat him. I’ll probably take an Axis too.
Any interest in hunting?
I LOVE dove hunting in Mexico and am going to X-mas gift myself with a hunt in Argentina either this year or next. I’m hoping my dad can come too but he’s had some health issues lately 
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I live in Oregon. I don’t do much fishing now, but I grew up in Chicago and my dad would take us salmon fishing on Lake Michigan. He just had a little fishing boat. He would also take us up to Canada for walleye fishing.
Never been hunting.
Sorry about your dad’s health problems. My dad recently passed away (leukemia). [/quote]Oregon is a place I’ve never been but would love to go. I’ve been to Washington and Vancouver but it’s my understanding Oregon is kind of it’s own place in a similar setting.
I was in Chicago the summer of '10. I stayed on the Magic Mile or Miracle Mile or what ever the fuck. At the Intercontinental. I watched fireworks at Navy Pier and did a dinner boat cruise.
That is one cool lake. I am partial to the ocean of course but I liked it. The cubs are my 'stros arch enemies but I did the rooftop at a game and ya’ll do know good baseball.
I only have a big boat because it’s necessary. Some days the waves are 10’ tall and I’m not interested in capsizing. If I could get by with a small boat I would, provided it had shade.
I’m sorry to hear about your dad. My grandfather died from Leukemia. My dad had a few tumors removed from his lymph nodes, we are waiting on results. It’s my understanding cancer in the lymphatic system is pretty dangerous so the fam is waiting with fingers crossed.
I truly hope you and your family are doing well in the wake.
I’ve heard walleye are fun to catch. I want to take a guided trip to Kitiment, Canada for salmon. Supposedly bad ass but it takes a back seat to Argentina.
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I prefer the ocean too, but the great lakes are the closest thing that midwesterners have. Walleye fishing is fun. My dad wants his ashes spread at his favorite fishing spot in Canada.
I can also use power tools. I was able to spend tons of time with my dad in his shop in the last few months (woodworking was his hobby). We built a coffee table complete with two drawers for my brother’s cabin. We also spent tons of time making end grain cutting boards.
Hope everything works out well with your dad. Cancer is a bitch.[/quote]I made a cutting board in shop class in the 8th grade. That’s as far as my power tool experience goes. I must say I’m a little jealous about your expertise.
I do dig Canada. I’ve mostly been to BC though. Im assuming you go somewhere central? Saskatoonewan or some shit? It’s so pristine up there.
Unfortunately our border neighbors, the Mexicans, are extremely violent little fuckers with a vengeance for whites with blue eyes. I some how fit a “Santeria” sacrificial code that is tied in to drug cartels and of course blackmail.
I remember Spring Break in S. Padre years ago, when I was TexasGuy in fact and before. MTV goes there to broadcast. Lots of drunk fun on the deep S. Texas coast then at night across the border where literally everything goes.
The pharmacies there are ridiculous and I saw a donkey show which I absolutely do NOT recommend watching. Fucking gross and scarring.
No walleye though. The outdoors are my true passion, partying is just a breeze through time. But nowdays I’d be kidnapped, tortured, have my eyes removed while alive and probably burned to death. Oh well. Mexico had it’s day. Probably time to move on anyways.
I think if I lived in Oregon I’d be a mountain bum. A gun, some bullets and minimal shelter and I’d live like a wild man.