Interesting week

[Wayne Roberts]

Lets add some fried Rainbow trout and Okeechobee Bluegill to it too! )

 

[airshot]

Oh..my God...this isn't fair....shouldn't show pics like this unless your willing to share !!!

 

[Wayne Roberts]

Oh..my God...this isn't fair....shouldn't show pics like this unless your willing to share !!!

We share! Here is some fish chowder for you I made!! )

 

[airshot]

We share! Here is some fish chowder for you I made!! )

After licking my screen...it needs some salt !!

 

[Wayne Roberts]

After licking my screen...it needs some salt !!

Well if your short on salt you can use gunpowder like the pioneers did! )

 

[Still Afloat]

Well if your short on salt you can use gunpowder like the pioneers did! )

Seriously, they did that? You know one of the key ingredients is saltpeter (potassium nitrate) and it is a diuretic. It will make you pee like racehorse.
Not to mention that the charcoal and sulphur doesn’t taste that great.

I guess it’s all relative to what you are eating. Gunpowder might go a long way to improve the taste of unrefrigerated decaying meat (road kill) that you shot a few days ago.

 

[Stand Up]

Seriously, they did that? You know one of the key ingredients is saltpeter (potassium nitrate) and it is a diuretic. It will make you pee like racehorse.
Not to mention that the charcoal and sulphur doesn’t taste that great.

I guess it’s all relative to what you are eating. Gunpowder might go a long way to improve the taste of unrefrigerated decaying meat (road kill) that you shot a few days ago.

You'll wonder where you went last night, when you brush your teeth with dynamite.

 

[Wayne Roberts]

Seriously, they did that? You know one of the key ingredients is saltpeter (potassium nitrate) and it is a diuretic. It will make you pee like racehorse.
Not to mention that the charcoal and sulphur doesn’t taste that great.

I guess it’s all relative to what you are eating. Gunpowder might go a long way to improve the taste of unrefrigerated decaying meat (road kill) that you shot a few days ago.

Well written history says they did anyway. John James Audubon talks of that in one of his journals and a Dr. in Napoleon's Army writes of using it to season a stew he made.