*"It takes a big, BIG man to admit an incredibly stoopid blunder like
that.  LOL
( I would have fabricated a cover-up story, myself)"*
*Buggs*

I am a big man... Teresa is great in the kitchen! But since I can't lie, I
would have needed Jester for that. And seing Jester's reaction on this, I
highly doubt he would have done his best. He would intentionally have done
it transparent to have even more fun.

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*"I withdraw my offer of replacement flies. (They would have outfished yours
so bad, you'd-a felt even worse)"*

*DonO*

That box has some flies you sent me with a care package. I have tried them
without success. They looked good though so I replicated them... with
a different result. ;o)

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*"Tell Jester not to be too rough on you, although it is incredibly funny.
(Don't fret, in the long run, the medications are more fun)" *

*Dr. Demento*

**

Jester can't be rough on me, even though I let him believe that. I just turn
my back at him and head for the TV. Subtitles, beer and some medication can
make even a soap like "Desperate Housewives" (with a hacking Jester in the
background) into a very enjoyable show.

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*"Should I look for a less complicated vest for you? I'll take over that
one, and the rod, and the flies, and..." *

*Emelie*

OK... THAT'S IT!! No more cheeze cubes or cupcakes for you!!

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*"Man I glad I'm not the only one who does this ha ha ha ha ha . Good news
for sure." *

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*Dave*

See, Buggs... I'm not the only big man on this list.

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*"I think I know someone who might need a good eye exam. :)"*

*Rick*

Tell him that I have some tips on good doctors. ;o)

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*"wow, what luck....at least its safe now!"*

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*Mark*

Safe? This just makes it even worse. Having lost it once and found it, I can
only imagine the response when I tell the group that I've lost it again!

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*"I have also had a similar panic attck....only to relaiese it was not lost
at all. I need to attach name and contact details to all my fly boxes (just
in case...)"*
*Ian*
**
Good idea... that I've been pushing ahead for a long time. But after this I
will take the time to do it. (So when I have guests, they will know who's
fly-box is lying in the kitchen.)

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*"I think, Tony calls this a senior moment. For some people this starts early.
In Germany we say, that it was a good idea, that the head is consolidated at
the neck, otherwise people would loose their head. <G>. Bad part for you is,
that you have no reasons to tie 100 nymphs. Good part is, that you can start
now your ff-trip." *

*Rene*

As senior as he may call it, I will still feel very junior about it. I would
rather have the fly-boxes consolidated to my neck. Losing my head wouldn't
be a disaster, since there isn't much of value in there anyway. I mailed
club members offering reward if the fly-box was found... something I
wouldn't do if it was my head that was lost. Finally, there are always
reasons to tie 100 nymphs... 'back-up' would be one of them. As virtual as a
fly-box can be, there are still some flies you can't burn to a CD-ROM and
stuff away.

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*"ROTFLMBFAO !!! :-P" *

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*JIMMY D*

**

Hmmmm... isn't this laughing dude the same man who once left his fly-rod
with the fly still in the water, just to have it pulled out by a fish?



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/Nick

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