How do you respond??

[Lightningx]

How do you respond.
Few suggestions
“Get xxxxed you cxxx”
“Get of the couch you fat xxxx”
“Keep talking like that I’ll put your head through that wall you cxxx”

Bit hard to say that to your boss mate lol

:rofl:

[Mattblack]

Each to their own. I'm the only person I know that doesn't like golf.
Something I've learnt about introducing people to fishing, make it short and sweet. Give them just a taste (an hour or 2), provide a few nibbles and refreshments & be a good host. Nothing worse than going out with a seasoned angler that keeps telling you to be quite and refuses to compromise if the weather gets nasty etc.
Like most drugs, it takes a while until your addicted.

[fishnut]

Each to their own. I'm the only person I know that doesn't like golf.
Something I've learnt about introducing people to fishing, make it short and sweet. Give them just a taste (an hour or 2), provide a few nibbles and refreshments & be a good host. Nothing worse than going out with a seasoned angler that keeps telling you to be quite and refuses to compromise if the weather gets nasty etc.
Like most drugs, it takes a while until your addicted.

Im with u mattblack i hate golf,its one way to stuff up a good walk
I usually tell people they dont know what they're missing if they don't fish like seeing seals dolphins whales penguins and being on or near the water,the fresh air,peace and quiet not to mention fresh seafood

[Lightningx]

You’re not the only one!
I’m definitely not a golfer either. Tried it a few times and do not like it!

[Sebb]

Whats golf?? Eeeww...

[Lightningx]

Whats golf?? Eeeww...

:thumbsup:

[davek]

I fish to relax and get some exercise. I gave up drinking and smoking years back and so called mates I had then dropped off because I chose to go fishing instead of going to the pub with them, no loss really. I love fishing on my own but especially enjoy meeting up and fishing with the guys I've met through fishing and this forum. The walks along, up and down the river banks can be strenuous but it's good exercise and that I wasn't getting from spending time in the pub. I haven't been out a lot lately due to personal circumstances but soon I'll be back out doing what I like to do and I won't let anyone criticise me for that, cheers davo.

[purple5ive]

Theres nothing more i like than to be on a remote estuary on a boat of course exploring the area and casting away. fish is a bonus, but the scenery is usually stunning and thats more than enough for me.. i have been to and seen places and things that i could only dream of because of fishing. some of the local wildlife and also scenery and fish pics i have taken are definitely worth the effort i put into it at the time, as now i can sit back and look at it and feel like i was just there once again...

as for golf!! i lived next to a golf course when i was growing up in india..
it took me 38 years to try it for the first time last year...
i did enjoy it, just the tee off part . you do get to swing the **** outta the club and watch the ball disappear into the horizon (thats if you actually hit it in the first place ofcourse )
i will def. be giving the driving range a visit sometime soon to take out some frustration !!!!!

[smile0784]

Each to their own. I'm the only person I know that doesn't like golf.
Something I've learnt about introducing people to fishing, make it short and sweet. Give them just a taste (an hour or 2), provide a few nibbles and refreshments & be a good host. Nothing worse than going out with a seasoned angler that keeps telling you to be quite and refuses to compromise if the weather gets nasty etc.
Like most drugs, it takes a while until your addicted.

I heard about the activity called gold but no way I'm hitting small balls around all day

[smile0784]

Whats golf?? Eeeww...

:thumbsup:

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