Frank and Ernest by Thaves for August 01, 2013
July 31, 2013
August 02, 2013
Transcript:
Frank: The problem with the sport of fishing is that the fish always have the home-field advantage.
librisleo over 11 years ago
@capndunzzl: here, fishy, fishy!
InTraining Premium Member over 11 years ago
Never sit by the motor……
edclectic over 11 years ago
Frank: Goin’ fishin’?Ernest: Yep.Frank: Got worms?Ernest: Yep, but I’m still goin’ fishin’.
TREEINTHEWIND over 11 years ago
What would be the sport in it if the little fish didn’t have some kind of equalizer?
holmswedeholm over 11 years ago
Some advantage. If it weren’t for the fish being so hungry, they would not try the bait which has the hidden hook in it. Then if they take the bait, there is no advantage and they lose to human technology. And people just do it for sport, as Frank alludes, and the people do not even have the excuse of hunger to end the fish’s life over the affair—it’s just a sport for the humans. Hunger and death for the fish whose instincts lead into the trap.
TREEINTHEWIND over 11 years ago
Time to dry your tackle and pitch camp.
Please, no camp fires under my branches
Jeff0811 over 11 years ago
Bert & Ernie, been watching Sesame Street, have we?