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oohlalasassoonFirst time I heard this was when I was around 7 years old, but replace the rock with a dead duck and replace the guy in this video with my uncle with a shotgun.
nock...in other words, you've never done this.
First time I heard this was when I was around 7 years old, but replace the rock with a dead duck and replace the guy in this video with my uncle with a shotgun.
bareboards2*quality
But you would probably do better with this vid if you used tubechop and only had a 2-3 minute vid posted.
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oohlalasassoonGosh, I seem to recall it quite well, as do my 2 brothers and 2 cousins, and said uncle that was there, along with his dog that jumped in the water, breaking the ice to retrieve the duck....but as an internet stranger, I trust your judgement.
...in other words, you've never done this.
nockOh, I'm sure you did some stuff with a frozen duck and a shotgun, but I meant that that situation is far from skipping a rock on a frozen lake.
Gosh, I seem to recall it quite well, as do my 2 brothers and 2 cousins, and said uncle that was there, along with his dog that jumped in the water, breaking the ice to retrieve the duck....but as an internet stranger, I trust your judgement.
oohlalasassoonWell, to put too fine a point on it, agreed. You are correct. I have never skipped a rock off this particular ice-encrusted lake in Alaska.
Bad day?
Oh, I'm sure you did some stuff with a frozen duck and a shotgun, but I meant that that situation is far from skipping a rock on a frozen lake.
nockMy point is that at analogies only go so far. For example, if I said, "I did the same thing once, but instead of a lake it was my car, and instead of a rock it was a candybar", I don't think anybody would make the connection.
Well, to put too fine a point on it, agreed. You are correct. I have never skipped a rock off this particular ice-encrusted lake in Alaska.
Bad day?
brycewi19*happy
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OverLordThat fart, lol
nanrodI don't know if he should be referred to as an Alaskan dude when he's clearly never been near an ice covered lake before.
PlayhousePalsThat's no "Alaska Dude" ... it's Mr. Safety - the Mean Kitty's dad freshly transplanted from SoCal.
articianDid he seriously get so excited that he farted?
FusionautThat guy would be kind of annoying to hang out with for more than about 10 seconds...
oohlalasassoonAww, the analogy wasn't that bad, come on. Something hits the ice on a lake and makes this particular sound in each case. It's that unique sound I was referring to, not the rock skipping part. In the future I'll need to craft my beer-fueled attempts at humor more clearly.
My point is that at analogies only go so far. For example, if I said, "I did the same thing once, but instead of a lake it was my car, and instead of a rock it was a candybar", I don't think anybody would make the connection.
MichaelLSorry but I'm confused too.
How did your uncle replicate this sound with a dead duck and a shotgun?
Duck was on the lake and your uncle took a shot at it and the pellets skipped over the ice?
Aww, the analogy wasn't that bad, come on.
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