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Tired Rooster
Hero Member
- Nov 6, 2011
- 710
- 706
- Detector(s) used
- Minelabs and Tesoros
Several of them....
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
That was just waiting to wrap around some ones big toe bone.......
Great job
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Great job
.Sir Gala Clad
Bronze Member
That's nice, but you need to find the other one for a matched set of ear rings.
Or if you found the leader you could wear it around your neck, as a necklace.
Either way if you know someone who is handy, the quarter can centered within
the curved portion for effect.
If all else fails, put it on Ebay
Be sure to advertise it as " Found Just in Time for Valentines Day"
Ideal present for the X, who has not remarried"
Or just sell as is, You never know what some body piercer will do!
Or if you found the leader you could wear it around your neck, as a necklace.
Either way if you know someone who is handy, the quarter can centered within
the curved portion for effect.
If all else fails, put it on Ebay
Be sure to advertise it as " Found Just in Time for Valentines Day"
Ideal present for the X, who has not remarried"
Or just sell as is, You never know what some body piercer will do!
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That's nice, but you need to find the other one for a matched set of ear rings.
Or if you found the leader you could wear it around your neck, as a necklace.
Either way if you know someone who is handy, the quarter can centered within
the curved portion for effect.
If all else fails, put it on Ebay
You never know what some body piercer will do!
Im gonna go get a swordfish.
Sir Gala Clad
Bronze Member
Good Idea: If you hook a large one, You should be able to get a
good price for the recycled Mercury,
QUOTE=sponge;3849579]Im gonna go get a swordfish.[/QUOTE]
good price for the recycled Mercury,
QUOTE=sponge;3849579]Im gonna go get a swordfish.[/QUOTE]
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TheRingFinder
Bronze Member
WOW - That's the smallest quarter I have ever seen!!!! -
Sir Gala Clad
Bronze Member
Earth Day 1970 “POGO: WE HAVE MET THE ENEMY AND HE IS US, Walt Kelly”
Gator Boy’s reply about it being funny and sad at the same time is unfortunately true.
What started out as, I assume, a light spoof on heroes has a dark very dark side.
I considered changing my earlier barbs, if you get the point, which were meant to be humorous.
However, I quickly changed my mind and gave the originator a like as well as those who replied
a like as they caused me to do some serious thinking.
You might say that the picture of that big sucker hooked my past and reeled
it in into the present (here and now). Even though, I vividly remember spending hundreds to thousands of enjoyable hours fishing, I do not recall even spending one second considering how my lost tackle could hurt others or the environment - I simply was not aware!
I only became aware of the dangers as a result of metal detecting.
It would be a simple matter to raise alarm and blame those who fish (since I no longer actively fish)
but this would be wrong. It is simply a matter of being responsible and sponge’s comments about efficient fishing and tackle not being cheap makes better sense.
Thinking deeper, I realized that this is true for most everything we do. It is a matter of being responsible for what we do, even if it just sunbathing. What is true of lost fishing tackle is even more true of the more numerous aluminum cans, glass bottles, plastic containers, rusty nails, etc which are needlessly destroying our beaches and environment. It is beyond tragic, that the heritage of our children is being sacrificed for a few seconds of convenience.
Gator Boy’s reply about it being funny and sad at the same time is unfortunately true.
What started out as, I assume, a light spoof on heroes has a dark very dark side.
I considered changing my earlier barbs, if you get the point, which were meant to be humorous.
However, I quickly changed my mind and gave the originator a like as well as those who replied
a like as they caused me to do some serious thinking.
You might say that the picture of that big sucker hooked my past and reeled
it in into the present (here and now). Even though, I vividly remember spending hundreds to thousands of enjoyable hours fishing, I do not recall even spending one second considering how my lost tackle could hurt others or the environment - I simply was not aware!
I only became aware of the dangers as a result of metal detecting.
It would be a simple matter to raise alarm and blame those who fish (since I no longer actively fish)
but this would be wrong. It is simply a matter of being responsible and sponge’s comments about efficient fishing and tackle not being cheap makes better sense.
Thinking deeper, I realized that this is true for most everything we do. It is a matter of being responsible for what we do, even if it just sunbathing. What is true of lost fishing tackle is even more true of the more numerous aluminum cans, glass bottles, plastic containers, rusty nails, etc which are needlessly destroying our beaches and environment. It is beyond tragic, that the heritage of our children is being sacrificed for a few seconds of convenience.
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Bejamble
Sr. Member
- Oct 2, 2013
- 359
- 282
- Detector(s) used
- Minelab CTX 3030, Excal II, Fisher 1280X, Fisher F2
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
That's nice, but you need to find the other one for a matched set of ear rings.
Or if you found the leader you could wear it around your neck, as a necklace.
Either way if you know someone who is handy, the quarter can centered within
the curved portion for effect.
If all else fails, put it on Ebay
Be sure to advertise it as " Found Just in Time for Valentines Day"
Ideal present for the X, who has not remarried"
Or just sell as is, You never know what some body piercer will do!
Someone already found the chain for it, they are using it as a railing.
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