Brits in Upstate NY
Jun 4th 2007, 1:57 am
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Jun 5th 2007, 11:06 pm
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Re: Brits in Upstate NY
No ..... But my mate say's he and his missus saw it when they were fishing 
I checked ,,,, he has been tea total all his life
He did say that it looked like a very large Stourgeon (over 12 ft long) and that particular type of fish is common up here, so I think locals get confused and think it's another Nessie.
I probably spelt the fish name wrong but I don't have to write it often so I don't give a f**k
I checked ,,,, he has been tea total all his life
He did say that it looked like a very large Stourgeon (over 12 ft long) and that particular type of fish is common up here, so I think locals get confused and think it's another Nessie.I probably spelt the fish name wrong but I don't have to write it often so I don't give a f**k
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Jun 6th 2007, 10:32 am
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Re: Brits in Upstate NY
No ..... But my mate say's he and his missus saw it when they were fishing
I checked ,,,, he has been tea total all his life He did say that it looked like a very large Stourgeon (over 12 ft long) and that particular type of fish is common up here, so I think locals get confused and think it's another Nessie.
I probably spelt the fish name wrong but I don't have to write it often so I don't give a f**k
I checked ,,,, he has been tea total all his life
He did say that it looked like a very large Stourgeon (over 12 ft long) and that particular type of fish is common up here, so I think locals get confused and think it's another Nessie.I probably spelt the fish name wrong but I don't have to write it often so I don't give a f**k
Jun 6th 2007, 1:26 pm
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Re: Brits in Upstate NY
No ..... But my mate say's he and his missus saw it when they were fishing
I checked ,,,, he has been tea total all his life He did say that it looked like a very large Stourgeon (over 12 ft long) and that particular type of fish is common up here, so I think locals get confused and think it's another Nessie.
I probably spelt the fish name wrong but I don't have to write it often so I don't give a f**k
I checked ,,,, he has been tea total all his life
He did say that it looked like a very large Stourgeon (over 12 ft long) and that particular type of fish is common up here, so I think locals get confused and think it's another Nessie.I probably spelt the fish name wrong but I don't have to write it often so I don't give a f**k
Jun 6th 2007, 2:12 pm
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