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| I think that ALL striking behavior is instinctive behavior (feeding strikes and terratorial strikes). A muskie is cold blooded and is completly controlled by its environment. Does anyone disagree?[:bigsmile:]
MUSKY ILLINI
"IIIIIIII WAAAAANT THE KNIIIIFE ............................. PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEASE" |
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| I believe all water is wet and the h20 has no choice but to be moist!
Do you doubt me?!?!?!?![:devil:]
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| Now you guys understand the need for this picture.......
http://www.esoxresearch.com/erc/contacts.html
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| YES, I DOUBT YOU!
All water is NOT wet (moist). What if it is frozen? You see wet and moist are symbols that we attach with meaning.
SWWWWING and a miss, Mike!
MUSKY ILLINI
"I LOOOOOVE too be angry, it makes me SOOOOOOO happy" |
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| DUH!!! When water is frozen it is called ICE! AND either way ice is wet unless it’s dry ice silly boy. Who conditioned you? a musky?
There go the sales…
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| Obviously shame has no boundaries....I agree/disagree w/ the both of you...+ also disagree/agree w/ each one of you depending on how the term "moisture" is defined pertaining to that which is being discussed...the interpretation of one at times differs from the others depending on sentence wording, structure, education, mental faculties + at times, depending on location, language barriers....one thing that can be counted on is the fact that the longer the fish is out of the water, the less chance of it striking anything for whatever reason...hence the old saying "A dry musky strikes not". Hope this helps![:sun:] |
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| How about this, It's all relative,You are not wet until you get out of the water[:devil:]
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| Yes John! a chilling revelation. I agree! as the water evaporates and diffuses THAT is when one realizes their soggy predicament. So, I’ll now advocate that when releasing a musky it is good to give them “a blow” to cool their elevated body temperatures.[:0] |
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| NEXT .....NEXT...NEXT.....
I doubt that anyone would describe ice as moist or wet. If they did they would be describing the water that is in a liquid state NOT A FROZEN STATE. Plus..... thank you for reiderating my point that not all water is wet (dry ice).
I was waiting for you to bring up INSTINCTIVE conditioning behavior. You have to ask yourself : Do you really want to engage on that subject. You know you cant win. [:p]
MUSKY ILLINI
"GET BUSY LIV'IN OR GET BUSY DY'IN"[:sun:] [:knockout:] |
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| There is only ONe and One wetness only that concerns me and that particular wetness is not relevent to any discussion of Musky fishing.I advocate catch - photo and release on those creatures also however!! |
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| Smarty pants, check this out http://www.occc.com/abc/dry-ice.htm your barking up the wrong tree. We’re talking about water here and that is the key word. WATER is moist no an, ifs, or buts about it!
Sublimely yours, nxt
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| 7,
HAHAHA!!
I preffer to take them home and MOUNT THEM!!!!
MUSKY ILLINI
"Take the log to the beaver" "Take the skin boat to TUNA TOWN" "Take the HOT DOG to the bun" [;)] |
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| NEXT,
OK, but "MINE Goes to 11 and yours only goes to 10"and and and ice is still not wet.
MUSKY ILLINI
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| Icehole, Why not just make 10 the highest and be on the same scale as everybody else?
Here’s a link to everything you need to know about ice: http://skua.gps.caltech.edu/hermann/ice.htm
And yes, some ice is wet.
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| Next,
Mine goes to 11 |
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| O.K everyone...what if you were in space and water is just a big glob? Now is it wet? It acts like a solid but in liquid state. [:devil:] <-----I'm being his advocate |
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| I think you guys are funny and you cant argue with that.
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| What do you mean FUNNY. Funny how. Are we clowns? Do we amuse you. Tell me, what do you mean by funny. What is so funny about us????HUH?[:bigsmile:]
(GOOD FELLAS)
MUSKY ILLINI
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| Illini,
You don't know how to spell reiterate or.....you can't type. Can't argue w/dat, can you??? |
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| I still say it's all relative, If a blob of water is floating in space the blob is wet relative to the area around the blob, as far as the Ice discussion goes let's assume that for just one second you are holding in one hand an ice cube and a rock in the other, if you drop both the hand that held the ice cube will have some moisture on it the hand that held the rock will not therefore ice is wet
GOD HELP US WE NEED TO GO FISHING!!!!!!!!!!
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| Yes call yourself what you want but, I am having a blast reading this thread, so yes you are amusing. Man this thread is funny brings a little bit of reality to all of us.
Later
Jim
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| O.K. Bob BabCOCK
If my spelling is all you can come up with I am a WINNER!
MINE STILL GOES TO 11 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MUSKY ILLINI
"Don't be so proud of this technological terror you've created. The ability to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the Force."
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| Illini,
I thought this was a funny thread so I brought up something trivial. So sorry to offend you. BTW, another challenge for you. If you knew anything about statistics, you would know it's impossible to be off the charts. So, if the scale goes to ten, you can't be an eleven. |
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| I find it interesting that this "strange" discussion has quickly become one of the most popular posts on the RESEARCH board.......
I wonder WHY????? |
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| J,
It’s spongebob’s fault. He’s always goofing off. When spongy speaks – people listen
There is also some valid “research” in this thread too. Did you check out all those cool formulas in the ice link? I actually read it - twice
I hope you’re not saddened, but with everybody and their girlfriend starting a message board these days it’s perplexing to grasp what is right and wrong.[:knockout:]
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| Bob,
You didnt offend me, my friend. I was just jokin around.
ILUVUMAN!
And Bob, that is why mine is so great because even though statistics say that it can only go to 10 my goes to 11!! Which is NICE!!!
MUSKY ILLINI
"Who's the more foolish: the fool, or the fool that follows him?"
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| Jason,
Do you really not know why????? It is instinctive stress relief through goofing around behaior. Typical in males ages 2-115 years of age.
MUSKY ILLINI
"she dances in a ring of fire and throws off the challenge with a shrugg" |
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| Illini,
I'm glad I didn't offend you. I really felt bad before I read your response. BTW, by definition, if you're an eleven you have raised the bar my friend. So, from now on the bar goes to eleven. However, you are the only eleven. How's that???
Jason,
It's been a way too stressfull week for me to put on my thinking cap. |
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| 7 Islands, just wondering what the proper hold would be when photographing one of your "subjects?" One has to be careful when releasing these creatures you hope to never see again.[:p] |
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| ……And statistics do not lie, statisticians lie.[;)] |
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| Stress relief, ay? Maybe repetitive follows are a musky's form of stress relief.
Hey, mine's only 8 and I am happy as hell!!!!! Eleven is overkill. |
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| waves cause the wind do you agree |
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| what is eleven but two ones and a worrallswoodworking.com plaque that will help you understand how to find the TRUE winning prizes, the other 2 of the 3...good luck! Post if you find this, and first one who does will win a Bucher Lure Tuner and a MuskieFIRST magnet for the fridge. The 2 of the three will be MUCH tougher... |
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| Whops, forgot to attach my screen name!
meesh,
Nope,
Winds begin with differences in air pressures. Pressure that's higher at one place than another sets up a force pushing from the high toward the low pressure. The greater the difference in pressures, the stronger the force. So I would say that the energy from the sun is what causes wind.
Oh YA, The CHILE DOG (a.k.a. HONK DOG) from Portillos causes some really bad bad bad wind too.[:praise:]
MUSKY ILLINI
"When I was a kid if we wanted into go in a jacuzzi we would have to fart in the tub"[;)] |
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| HOWEVER: The most potent wind comes from sliders ( White Castle)[:knockout:] |
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| My vote for the best "wind" developers would be the Scummers (the greasiest chili dog on the planet) at Lucky's in West Seneca N.Y. As a past resident of Western N.Y. I can tell you that there is nothing finer than a scummer after bar time at 4:00 AM with half a load on. |
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| See below |
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| Gentleman,
Here is a little trick I learned for dealing with a Scummer,Slider or HONK DOG.
SEE ATTACHMENT!!!!!!!
MUSKY ILLINI
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| MI, wrong again. The low-pressure area acts like has a vacuum and SUCKS the air. You should know about that. |
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| It’s not only the energy absorbed from the sun, but also the orbit around it and ourselves. Dizzy?
Who is going to link in moon phase? |
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| NXTWRLD,
A couple of nights ago while I was shopping with my wife there was this guy that was so fat that my wife, my son and I went into orbit around him like a bunch of planets orbiting the sun. The gravataional pull was tremendous! Luckily he wasnt producing any wind at that time. PHEW![;)]
MUSKY ILLINI
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| NXTWRLD,
A couple of nights ago while I was shopping with my wife there was this guy that was so fat that my wife, my son and I went into orbit around him like a bunch of planets orbiting the sun. The gravataional pull was tremendous! Luckily he wasnt producing any wind at that time. PHEW![;)]
MUSKY ILLINI
"Im not fat I am STOCKY" |
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| remember : it is only half as bad as it could be , if it were twice as bad as it really is. |
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| you are not fat , you are diameterly blessed
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| Just read this thread for the first time. You have all passed, missed, or fallen asleep at the terminal in not calling Musky Illini on his statement about dry ice not being wet. Of course it's not wet....IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH WATER!! Dry ice is as we all know, solid carbon dioxide. This should not be confused with dihydrogen oxide (the aforementioned "water"). Or any other oxides of any other molecules.
Sheesh.
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| Just read this thread for the first time. You have all passed, missed, or fallen asleep at the terminal in not calling Musky Illini on his statement about dry ice not being wet. Of course it's not wet....IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH WATER!! Dry ice is as we all know, solid carbon dioxide. This should not be confused with dihydrogen oxide (the aforementioned "water"). Or any other oxides of any other molecules.
Sheesh.
BrianW [:p] [:bigsmile:]
Has anyone noticed that with age you sometimes keep repeating yourself?? [;)] [;)] |
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| DOC ESOX,
Nxtwrldrcd called me on my stupidity about 30 or 40 threads ago in regards to "DRY ICE". But, thanks for reminding me.[:blackeye:]
MUSKY ILLINI
" I love chicken, I love liver, Meow Mix Meow Mix please deliver."
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| Hey Jim,
Do you think Jim Saric is out there reading this? The man holds a Masters degree in Hydrology, and is most likely laughing his back-side off! I, too, find this string REALLY funny! Thanks, guys! |
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| Hey Jim,
Do you think Jim Saric is out there reading this? The man holds a Masters degree in Hydrology, and is most likely laughing his back-side off! I, too, find this string REALLY funny! Thanks, guys! |
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| Wind creates pressure, not the other way around. |
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| Plunker,
Winds begin with differences in air pressures. Pressure that's higher at one place than another sets up a force pushing from the high toward the low pressure. The greater the difference in pressures, the stronger the force. The distance between the area of high pressure and the area of low pressure also determines how fast the moving air is accelerated. Meteorologists refer to the force that starts the wind flowing as the "pressure gradient force." High and low pressure are relative. There's no set number that divides high and low pressure. The graphic here ignores the effects of friction and other forces on the wind. A couple of related graphics will help you understand the wind. The first explains what's going on in high and low pressure areas at the Earth's surface. Once the wind begins blowing the Earth's rotation changes its direction. This is known as the Coriolis effect.
MUSKY ILLINI
"What do you think you are doing, Mr. Spicoli?"
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| I'm just givin ya crap. Wind and pressure are like the chicken and the egg. You can't have one without the other. Most meterologists just decided to have pressure cause wind instead of wind causing pressure. |
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| PLUNKER,
Hmmm. I dont quite agree with the chicken or the egg thingy here. Pressure causes wind, and pressure is created by warming and colling of air, which is created by the sun. Good to see ya giving out crap, my friend. That is what it is all about.
Never mind what I said.. I see your point now. Wind can manipulate heating and coolong.[:bigsmile:]
MUSKY ILLINI
"Well, 1st I am going to go to the Hawian Internationals then I am going to go to cruz on over to London to jam with the Stones"[:sun:] |
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Does anyone want to argue with me?