Environmental politics, commentary and analysis from the inside.
The wisdom and punditry of Mark A. York: Fishery biologist, journalist, Historian, Eagle Scout, and novelist. I was a staff writer for The Livingston Enterprise in Livingston, Montana. I wrote special projects for the Idaho Mountain Express in 2011. I'm the author of Patriot on the Kennebec and the global warming eco-thrillers, Warm Front and Heat Wave.
BA Journalism and Environmental Biology
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5 Comments:
I caught some steelhead in WA when I was a kid.....they do hit the line hard.
I am wondering, with the standard white wine goes with fish rule, would a rose be good with steelhead?
I prefer Wild Turkey.
You know Kender that Continental Army uniform is a bizarre costume for a winger. In those days most of your kind were stickin with England. That's where the real money was.
Actually that is a photoshopped pic a friend of mine did because of a comment someone else made once...but the hat is mine...part of a sailors costume.
This same poster left an implied threat over at the home hive. I post it here for evidence:
"GM&Woody, is that a threat that marky-warky-puddin-head posted somewhere? The bit where he says he would get his hands around someone's throat?
Wow. He should be more careful than to post threats online....especially when a simple google search shows where his dumbass lives in Sunland, Ca.
You know what? I am only about half an hour away from Sunland. In fact, I have friends that live there in Sunland, and a nice drive over to visit my friends would be a great way to spend a day.
Mayeb I should stop by Mark's and bring him a nice Hallmark Greeting card to celebrate the upcoming season of peace and forgiveness eh?
After all, isn't part of the reason for the season to remember the lessons that Jesus taught? And Jesus did teach us to turn the other cheek.
Mark? Buddy? Wanna get together for some coffee? Oh wait....HOT drinks might contribute to global warming.
How about some ice tea?
Dammit. Not only does making ice cause global warming, but if we selfishly use that ice we take away it's ability to counter some of that global warming.
Mark? Wanna meet for a room temperature glass of some environmentallly friendly liquid refreshment?
Posted by kender at November 13, 2005 01:50 AM
The anwser is NO.
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