thurson
11 years ago

Oops, I meant "ono" as in good, not as a correction.

A bit confusing when the word can be both an adjective as well as a proper noun. #-o

Palama wrote:



Oh no! So ono means bueno...ah so.

[sarcasm]
Palama
11 years ago

Oh no! So ono means bueno...ah so.

[sarcasm]

thurson wrote:



🤣


elRopo
11 years ago
down here in the SW GOM its tough to fish in 15-20 knots. Seas usually run 4-6 ft. and keeping baits in the water and pulling straight can be really difficult. The little chicken Dodo's are always a good fall back because we can almost always coax a few out from under weed patches or flotsam. Now that I've got old and "give out" I won't usually venture offshore in anything bigger than 2-3 ft. I've got it pretty easy though, all I do is run the boat while the young-uns do all the work. Fried Mahi makes excellent fish tacos!
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