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Jack
Well-Known Member
:grin: :grin:
Ik vind het allemaal best als jouw stront botst of stuiterd en de mijne valt.
Het zal allemaal wel stinken.
En ja Nesje je boodschap kun je gewoon laten vallen zonder enige samentrekking.
Wel raad ik je aan om enkele uren daarvoor niet teveel bananen te eten want anders heb je enige traantjes en persingen wel nodig.
Wel in de gaten houden dat je boodschp niet botst met een andere al gevalle boodschap, dit kan leuke tekeningen vormen.
http://images.google.nl/images?hl=nl&q=drollen+pictures&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=yNuMS62NNIykswPkjrmdAw&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CBIQsAQwAA
En alleen een boer kijkt om bij het afvegen van zijn .......bips :smile:
Jack :evil:
Sacha
Ass. Perth Promotor
Volgens mij hadden wij van jou al ooit eens de tip gekregen om achter je auto te blijven staan als je op Barra gaat vissen. Sta je steviger wanneer je een visje aan de lijn hebt en veiliger voor de groene monsters!!!. Zo zie je maar weer, altijd luisteren naar Ome Jack!
Bloemetjes
Member
Zo, die kan weer jaren mee LOL!
Pamandgeorge
Active Member
Dacht toch dat je wat handiger was, Jack.
groeten Johan
groeten Johan
skippie
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Ja dat leek ook echt zo'n bouwpakketje he Sacha! En primitief enzo.... :grin:
Kathren
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A Hunky Hulk?? WHERE!!?
...... ohw ff wachten :nails: ..... ok.. Joehoeeee where are you??? :naughty2:
Jack
Well-Known Member
Gwen heeft tussen mond en lippen door laten weten dat ze graag The NT wil zien voordat ze begint aan de grote reis terug naar NL-paradijs <_< .
Natuurlijk weet Jack de allermooiste plekjes die geen toerist ooit te zien krijgt.
We gaan een dagje uitvissen en gaan onze eigen bait vangen door een netje uit te gooien.Hiermee vang je de grootste Barra's waarover je naar huis kunt schrijven.
Hieronder alvast een voorbeeldje.
Oja Gwen kijk goed naar het voorbeeld hieronder want ik sta niet langs je terwijl je oefent , ik kijk wel vanuit de Ute of je het goed doet. :wink:
Reckless fishos put themselves on crocs' menu
ANNIE SANSON
April 19th, 2010
LOCALS and tourists seem to be just too happy to risk their lives in croc-infested Top End waterways.
NEWSBREAKER Dudley Sergo said he wasn't too surprised to see people standing in the water at Shady Camp in the hunt for the catch of the day.
"It's getting pretty normal there, although they know there are crocs in there, they don't seem to care much," Mr Sergo said.
"And they are a bad example for tourists, who might not know about the crocodiles and get in the water without knowing what they are getting themselves into."
Mr Sergo said when he came across a keen fisho throwing a cast net next to a crocodile near the Window on the Wetlands - only a few kilometres away from the famous jumping crocodile tours - he was gobsmacked.
Brave or crazy? - leave your comment below
"I was standing there watching him and there was this croc just next to him. It was only little, but still ...
"I said 'Hey mate, did you see the croc there?' and he replied 'Yeah, yeah, there's another one there, too.' and that was pretty close to where I was."
Mr Sergo said the local fisherman "seemed to know what he was doing and wasn't too worried".
"He said they were little females who wouldn't do much.
"But he said there was another 4m croc somewhere around, that would worry him a bit more."
Mr Sergo told the NT News while he was watching the fisho a sea eagle caught his eyes.
"I saw this bird trying to land ... and it kept aborting the landings.
"I gave it a second look and there was this camouflaged crocodile in the water, only 3m away from where I was standing."
A MASSIVE croc has been nicking a feed from fishermen in a popular barra fishing spot.
Matt West told the Northern Territory News the beast is more than 4.5m long, and took the only three barramundi he caught last weekend at Shady Camp barrage on the Mary River.
Mr West said other mates had a similar problem in the past week.
"The croc probably knows it's an easy feed there," he said. "If you slipped in there it'd only be a matter of time ... if it wanted to it could definitely take someone."
Would you fish off the barrage at Shady Camp? - leave your comment below
He said the croc was known to come in when fishermen did, and had probably learnt that fishermen meant there would be a meal for it.
Mr West said he wanted to make fishermen aware of the croc.
"I'm not stating it should be removed or killed or anything ... it's their area so just respect them," he said.
Mr West said a 4.6m croc that died nearby last month when rangers were trying to catch it had been "giving people a bit of grief".
Locals said that the beast had learnt to attack boats because it had been hand-fed by tourists.
Tour operator Dean McFarlane said tourists were luring it in with barra, and he had known of it for 10 years.
A team of rangers caught the croc at the third barrage, just downstream from the Shady Camp boat ramp.
Last month, three tourists got the fright of their lives, when a hungry 3m saltie launched itself into their tinny at Shady Camp.
The men from New South Wales had been fishing and were reeling in a barra when the hungry beast lurched out of the water.
Yes Gwen , We gonna have a lot of fun...
Jack :evil:
Natuurlijk weet Jack de allermooiste plekjes die geen toerist ooit te zien krijgt.
We gaan een dagje uitvissen en gaan onze eigen bait vangen door een netje uit te gooien.Hiermee vang je de grootste Barra's waarover je naar huis kunt schrijven.
Hieronder alvast een voorbeeldje.
Oja Gwen kijk goed naar het voorbeeld hieronder want ik sta niet langs je terwijl je oefent , ik kijk wel vanuit de Ute of je het goed doet. :wink:
Reckless fishos put themselves on crocs' menu
ANNIE SANSON
April 19th, 2010
LOCALS and tourists seem to be just too happy to risk their lives in croc-infested Top End waterways.
NEWSBREAKER Dudley Sergo said he wasn't too surprised to see people standing in the water at Shady Camp in the hunt for the catch of the day.
"It's getting pretty normal there, although they know there are crocs in there, they don't seem to care much," Mr Sergo said.
"And they are a bad example for tourists, who might not know about the crocodiles and get in the water without knowing what they are getting themselves into."
Mr Sergo said when he came across a keen fisho throwing a cast net next to a crocodile near the Window on the Wetlands - only a few kilometres away from the famous jumping crocodile tours - he was gobsmacked.
Brave or crazy? - leave your comment below
"I was standing there watching him and there was this croc just next to him. It was only little, but still ...
"I said 'Hey mate, did you see the croc there?' and he replied 'Yeah, yeah, there's another one there, too.' and that was pretty close to where I was."
Mr Sergo said the local fisherman "seemed to know what he was doing and wasn't too worried".
"He said they were little females who wouldn't do much.
"But he said there was another 4m croc somewhere around, that would worry him a bit more."
Mr Sergo told the NT News while he was watching the fisho a sea eagle caught his eyes.
"I saw this bird trying to land ... and it kept aborting the landings.
"I gave it a second look and there was this camouflaged crocodile in the water, only 3m away from where I was standing."
A MASSIVE croc has been nicking a feed from fishermen in a popular barra fishing spot.
Matt West told the Northern Territory News the beast is more than 4.5m long, and took the only three barramundi he caught last weekend at Shady Camp barrage on the Mary River.
Mr West said other mates had a similar problem in the past week.
"The croc probably knows it's an easy feed there," he said. "If you slipped in there it'd only be a matter of time ... if it wanted to it could definitely take someone."
Would you fish off the barrage at Shady Camp? - leave your comment below
He said the croc was known to come in when fishermen did, and had probably learnt that fishermen meant there would be a meal for it.
Mr West said he wanted to make fishermen aware of the croc.
"I'm not stating it should be removed or killed or anything ... it's their area so just respect them," he said.
Mr West said a 4.6m croc that died nearby last month when rangers were trying to catch it had been "giving people a bit of grief".
Locals said that the beast had learnt to attack boats because it had been hand-fed by tourists.
Tour operator Dean McFarlane said tourists were luring it in with barra, and he had known of it for 10 years.
A team of rangers caught the croc at the third barrage, just downstream from the Shady Camp boat ramp.
Last month, three tourists got the fright of their lives, when a hungry 3m saltie launched itself into their tinny at Shady Camp.
The men from New South Wales had been fishing and were reeling in a barra when the hungry beast lurched out of the water.
Yes Gwen , We gonna have a lot of fun...
Jack :evil:
Jack
Well-Known Member
Poppie Gwen is aardig rustig, hopend is daar alles goed mee.
Remember this one
Weet wat dat kost om effe in zo'n kooitje te zwemmen........je kunt ze niet eens aanraken , het is nep.
Gelukkig heeft adventure company Jack een oplossing gevonden.
Kosten $10 p.p. jaja je hoort het goed only 10 bucks en je mag zolang met deze jongens zwemmen als je maar wilt Na het tekenen van het contractje
Oja afgelopen weekend heb ik een foto gemaakt van de eerste trip en de klant was dolgelukkig achteraf.
http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2010/05/01/144011_ntnews.html
Having fun,
Cheers,
Jack :evil:
Remember this one
Weet wat dat kost om effe in zo'n kooitje te zwemmen........je kunt ze niet eens aanraken , het is nep.
Gelukkig heeft adventure company Jack een oplossing gevonden.
Kosten $10 p.p. jaja je hoort het goed only 10 bucks en je mag zolang met deze jongens zwemmen als je maar wilt Na het tekenen van het contractje
Oja afgelopen weekend heb ik een foto gemaakt van de eerste trip en de klant was dolgelukkig achteraf.
http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2010/05/01/144011_ntnews.html
Having fun,
Cheers,
Jack :evil: