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  • ThomasFremont
    ThomasFremont Member Posts: 13,325
    doogie said:

    dflea said:

    The fishing ban makes a bit of sense, but not as it is currently enforced. I'd be in Neah Bay fishing today if the ban wasn't in place, and I'm sure the last thing Neah Bay needs is a bunch of people from the Seattle metro area dragging covid 19 into town. Same with Forks. These small towns don't need Typhoid Mary paying a visit.

    Of course, this is easily remedied by saying you can only fish in your home county or something to that effect, but as expected, WDFW chose the easy and lazy approach instead. Shocking, I know.

    I seriously think I could get away with fishing closed waters I'd never think of fishing otherwise. I don't think the gamies are prowling like they usually are and there'd be no competition either. And if a warden did show up, they're not going to want to talk to you - just please ignant and I bet they'd just tell you to go home.

    Guaranfuckingteed the tuff people of Forks would rather take your dirty Covid money and risk it than to Starve from your Feelings and Care about them
    This must be killing their Twilight tourism
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  • doogie
    doogie Member Posts: 15,072
    Shake it if ya got it
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  • Sledog
    Sledog Member Posts: 38,579 Standard Supporter
    PurpleThrobber said:

    Sledog said:

    dflea said:

    The fishing ban makes a bit of sense, but not as it is currently enforced. I'd be in Neah Bay fishing today if the ban wasn't in place, and I'm sure the last thing Neah Bay needs is a bunch of people from the Seattle metro area dragging covid 19 into town. Same with Forks. These small towns don't need Typhoid Mary paying a visit.

    Of course, this is easily remedied by saying you can only fish in your home county or something to that effect, but as expected, WDFW chose the easy and lazy approach instead. Shocking, I know.

    I seriously think I could get away with fishing closed waters I'd never think of fishing otherwise. I don't think the gamies are prowling like they usually are and there'd be no competition either. And if a warden did show up, they're not going to want to talk to you - just please ignant and I bet they'd just tell you to go home.

    Idaho stopped out of state fishing licenses Washington residents were flooding in. You'd think it's summer already. Half the license plates around town and in the store lots are Washington.
    Why do you hate old rich white Spokane people?

    Don't hate them but dislike the crowds when you have to go shopping.
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  • PurpleThrobber
    PurpleThrobber Member Posts: 48,511 Standard Supporter
    Sledog said:

    PurpleThrobber said:

    Sledog said:

    dflea said:

    The fishing ban makes a bit of sense, but not as it is currently enforced. I'd be in Neah Bay fishing today if the ban wasn't in place, and I'm sure the last thing Neah Bay needs is a bunch of people from the Seattle metro area dragging covid 19 into town. Same with Forks. These small towns don't need Typhoid Mary paying a visit.

    Of course, this is easily remedied by saying you can only fish in your home county or something to that effect, but as expected, WDFW chose the easy and lazy approach instead. Shocking, I know.

    I seriously think I could get away with fishing closed waters I'd never think of fishing otherwise. I don't think the gamies are prowling like they usually are and there'd be no competition either. And if a warden did show up, they're not going to want to talk to you - just please ignant and I bet they'd just tell you to go home.

    Idaho stopped out of state fishing licenses Washington residents were flooding in. You'd think it's summer already. Half the license plates around town and in the store lots are Washington.
    Why do you hate old rich white Spokane people?

    Don't hate them but dislike the crowds when you have to go shopping.
    Yeah - more than 4 people at the Athol Ace Hardware/Super 1 is a bitch.



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  • GrundleStiltzkin
    GrundleStiltzkin Member Posts: 61,516 Standard Supporter
    PurpleThrobber said:

    Sledog said:

    PurpleThrobber said:

    Sledog said:

    dflea said:

    The fishing ban makes a bit of sense, but not as it is currently enforced. I'd be in Neah Bay fishing today if the ban wasn't in place, and I'm sure the last thing Neah Bay needs is a bunch of people from the Seattle metro area dragging covid 19 into town. Same with Forks. These small towns don't need Typhoid Mary paying a visit.

    Of course, this is easily remedied by saying you can only fish in your home county or something to that effect, but as expected, WDFW chose the easy and lazy approach instead. Shocking, I know.

    I seriously think I could get away with fishing closed waters I'd never think of fishing otherwise. I don't think the gamies are prowling like they usually are and there'd be no competition either. And if a warden did show up, they're not going to want to talk to you - just please ignant and I bet they'd just tell you to go home.

    Idaho stopped out of state fishing licenses Washington residents were flooding in. You'd think it's summer already. Half the license plates around town and in the store lots are Washington.
    Why do you hate old rich white Spokane people?

    Don't hate them but dislike the crowds when you have to go shopping.
    Yeah - more than 4 people at the Athol Ace Hardware/Super 1 is a bitch.



    I've been there.
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  • PurpleThrobber
    PurpleThrobber Member Posts: 48,511 Standard Supporter
    GrundleStiltzkin said:

    PurpleThrobber said:

    Sledog said:

    PurpleThrobber said:

    Sledog said:

    dflea said:

    The fishing ban makes a bit of sense, but not as it is currently enforced. I'd be in Neah Bay fishing today if the ban wasn't in place, and I'm sure the last thing Neah Bay needs is a bunch of people from the Seattle metro area dragging covid 19 into town. Same with Forks. These small towns don't need Typhoid Mary paying a visit.

    Of course, this is easily remedied by saying you can only fish in your home county or something to that effect, but as expected, WDFW chose the easy and lazy approach instead. Shocking, I know.

    I seriously think I could get away with fishing closed waters I'd never think of fishing otherwise. I don't think the gamies are prowling like they usually are and there'd be no competition either. And if a warden did show up, they're not going to want to talk to you - just please ignant and I bet they'd just tell you to go home.

    Idaho stopped out of state fishing licenses Washington residents were flooding in. You'd think it's summer already. Half the license plates around town and in the store lots are Washington.
    Why do you hate old rich white Spokane people?

    Don't hate them but dislike the crowds when you have to go shopping.
    Yeah - more than 4 people at the Athol Ace Hardware/Super 1 is a bitch.



    I've been there.
    Yeah, it was strange seeing a toilet running down the frozen food aisle.

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  • MikeDamone
    MikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781
    doogie said:

    dflea said:

    The fishing ban makes a bit of sense, but not as it is currently enforced. I'd be in Neah Bay fishing today if the ban wasn't in place, and I'm sure the last thing Neah Bay needs is a bunch of people from the Seattle metro area dragging covid 19 into town. Same with Forks. These small towns don't need Typhoid Mary paying a visit.

    Of course, this is easily remedied by saying you can only fish in your home county or something to that effect, but as expected, WDFW chose the easy and lazy approach instead. Shocking, I know.

    I seriously think I could get away with fishing closed waters I'd never think of fishing otherwise. I don't think the gamies are prowling like they usually are and there'd be no competition either. And if a warden did show up, they're not going to want to talk to you - just please ignant and I bet they'd just tell you to go home.

    Guaranfuckingteed the tuff people of Forks would rather take your dirty Covid money and risk it than to Starve from your Feelings and Care about them
    No shit. Any rational person who understands possible vs probable would be happy to “risk it”. Why do so many think getting China virus a a death sentence. Don’t take grandpa out of the nursing home for a fishing trip. Other than that, open this thing up.
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  • Kaepsknee
    Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,919
    MikeDamone said:

    doogie said:

    dflea said:

    The fishing ban makes a bit of sense, but not as it is currently enforced. I'd be in Neah Bay fishing today if the ban wasn't in place, and I'm sure the last thing Neah Bay needs is a bunch of people from the Seattle metro area dragging covid 19 into town. Same with Forks. These small towns don't need Typhoid Mary paying a visit.

    Of course, this is easily remedied by saying you can only fish in your home county or something to that effect, but as expected, WDFW chose the easy and lazy approach instead. Shocking, I know.

    I seriously think I could get away with fishing closed waters I'd never think of fishing otherwise. I don't think the gamies are prowling like they usually are and there'd be no competition either. And if a warden did show up, they're not going to want to talk to you - just please ignant and I bet they'd just tell you to go home.

    Guaranfuckingteed the tuff people of Forks would rather take your dirty Covid money and risk it than to Starve from your Feelings and Care about them
    No shit. Any rational person who understands possible vs probable would be happy to “risk it”. Why do so many think getting China virus a a death sentence. Don’t take grandpa out of the nursing home for a fishing trip. Other than that, open this thing up.
    Actually Grandpa would be much better off in the fishing boat than in the nursing home. If we really cared about Grandpa, we would have took him home by now.
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  • dflea
    dflea Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 7,287 Swaye's Wigwam
    doogie said:

    dflea said:

    The fishing ban makes a bit of sense, but not as it is currently enforced. I'd be in Neah Bay fishing today if the ban wasn't in place, and I'm sure the last thing Neah Bay needs is a bunch of people from the Seattle metro area dragging covid 19 into town. Same with Forks. These small towns don't need Typhoid Mary paying a visit.

    Of course, this is easily remedied by saying you can only fish in your home county or something to that effect, but as expected, WDFW chose the easy and lazy approach instead. Shocking, I know.

    I seriously think I could get away with fishing closed waters I'd never think of fishing otherwise. I don't think the gamies are prowling like they usually are and there'd be no competition either. And if a warden did show up, they're not going to want to talk to you - just plead ignant and I bet they'd just tell you to go home.

    Guaranfuckingteed the tuff people of Forks would rather take your dirty Covid money and risk it than to Starve from your Feelings and Care about them
    That's a cool story except the mayors of all the coastal towns have asked people not to come. I suppose you and Damone could run out there and tell them what fuckin' pussies they are. Tell us how it goes.

    I didn't stay home from Neah Bay because I'm scared - I stayed home because they requested us to and since we're not whiny little cunts, we agreed to.
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  • doogie
    doogie Member Posts: 15,072
    edited April 2020
    Yes, I heard those radio commercials, too. Produced in the Big city by outsiders who get Paid to fan the flames of fear and panic.
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