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How were that many gay dudes in a single room able to maintain distancing? The sexual tension is real.
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For me it's not so much about the golf anymore. My crew gets pretty loaded and it's a blast. I swear my handicap would drop about 5 points if I ever played sober. FWIW, we did social distance.GrundleStiltzkin said:How were that many gay dudes in a single room able to maintain distancing? The sexual tension is real.
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Good luck. I'm assuming she got her job because she is a tool. Outside golf was a no brainier compared to operating the NYC subway for any one. NYC death rate is 1000 per million. Oregon death rate is 20 per million. Don't think any Oregon golfers are dead from the chicom crud caught on a golf course.
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Keep it closed. You can't be too careful. 2nd wave is coming.
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Bans on golf, fishing, state parks, trails, etc. have never made much sense. It's clearly time to start talking about precision, instead of this blunt tool we've been using thus far. Just take the easy lay ups for some cheap morale boosts.
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It's the various lapdogs in state government letting Inslee rest his balls on their chin. They aren't going to do shit until Benito says 'go'.GreenRiverGatorz said:Bans on golf, fishing, state parks, trails, etc. have never made much sense. It's clearly time to start talking about precision, instead of this blunt tool we've been using thus far. Just take the easy lay ups for some cheap morale boosts.
God forbid they don't fall in line with Central Party Planning. Inslee's gulag is a tar paper shack in Concrete for the DF&W guys.
Same thing with the Regional Health Department chiefs. They are standing in line to choke down Benito's sperm. This is their goddamned 15 minutes of fame and they are going to milk it for every second on attention-whoring available before being sent back to the basement.
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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.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. -
Why do you hate old rich white Spokane people?Sledog said:
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.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.
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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 themdflea 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.
