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Breading? Like leaving a trail of bead crumbs for them to follow? No evidence? Maybe a "bunny wabbit et all those bwead cwumbs"! :highly_amused:

Oh lookie, a 'nuther butchered quotation: (click for larger image.) Something's been truncated at the red arrow. See (click →) "Using quotations in your message(s) …". ["Buy 'em books, and buy 'em books, and all they do is eat the covers."]

Whoo, me? Nope, I gave it up decades ago. The fishies are smarter than me!

I probably have a stack of old AOPA Pilot & Flying magazines around here somewhere … :biggrin-new: ―――――

Saplings? How about sapling (singular)? Just 'cuz you asked. :devilish: @ ≈1:14 @ ≈1:15

Did ya ever find it?

1. (picky, picky) The plural form is "pasties", one pasty, two pasties. (It's a grammatical thing, but not to be confused with "Paste-ies"! :tongue-new:) 2. A "simple recipe"? Perhaps, but there are some "secrets" to the preparation! Some decades ago, out of severe desperation out here in the...

It doesn't look so good for Rincon Trails, a community in Vail, Arizona. Sorry, wrong Vail. Well, I'm trying — to no "a Vail"? :disillusionment:

Things you do NOT want to meet … In a car on the road, never mind a sled on the trail. It's a M-m-m-ooose! :grief: See also: (click →) Moose vs. car. (Brief article + 3 pix.)

"muni sing": Funny, that. Whenever I see or hear "Munising", that's exactly the image that comes to mind: A small UP town where everyone comes out to da bandshell for a "Muni(cipal) Sing", a community songfest. :joyous:

Whut, ya din't try a blowtorch? Yeah, that'd work! Or maybe a couple of pounds of TNT, or C4, or you could plan ahead and pre-load the trailer with a few bags of ANFO sitting by the rear hatch, with a fuze at an access port? (Why does this sound like a "Mythbusters" episode? :angel:

440_chazz: Yer wife's name wouldn't be Lisa, by chance? :confused: Got it fer ya: (click →) Green Acres! (YouTube video, 1 min. + 5 sec.) And here ya go! (on the west end of Houghton, MI on M-26 (W. Memorial Dr.) right near Copper Country Ford, and the old Copper Country Mall) :encouragement...

Quinn, MI? Where dat? :confused2: I may think I'm a UP geography wizard, but I don't know 'it all. In fact I just discovered this "interesting" UP location within the last month. It was alive and well until its post office closed on Dec 30, 1916?! :cool:: See also: (click →) Town of Dіck, MI...

Back in the late 1940s/early 1950s the Sidnaw Station hours were only … (Photo courtesy of Pasty Cam.)1 … during times when the coal fired DSS&A2 passenger train was scheduled to be there! (Been there, saw that! :cool3:) And that's how the present "Sidnaw Station" got its name! 1 Although the...

Uprs? Really? That'll be (click →) "Yoopers", please. (Yes, after 40+ years, it finally made it into the dictionary!) From The Washington Times, September 26, 2016: (click →) "Marine Corps may end classic recruiting slogan ‘The Few, The Proud’ ". See also Snopes: (click →) "Marine Corps May...

Donald Duck? Nooo!

See also: (click →) "Lawsuit over front-load washers may drive consumers back to energy-wasting models". (Found by Google at "TreeHugger"??? (Oh ye dogs! :hopelessness:) Incidentally, My old Kenmore top-loader washer died ≈19 months ago with a transmission failure, and I replaced it with a...

Yes, "Go West, [er… North], young man!", as Horace Greeley ... (Photo courtesy of Pasty Cam.) ... said. He too was referring to the Keweenaw! (Betcha din't know dat!)

They actually let you on da plane wit dat helmet? It should have been treated like a durian :disgust: : Regarded by many people in southeast Asia as the "king of fruits", the durian is distinctive for its large size, strong odor, and formidable thorn-covered husk. The fruit can grow as...