Originally Posted By: Driftin'
As usual, I missed all the drama preceding the boot and deletion of the bloody crime scene....

BS's persona and prose reminded me of one Clete Purcell, a character in James Lee Burke's crime novels. Both are entertaining in their proper fictional context. Neither have a substantive impact in my daily life. The real Stick probably could. I do wish that the real man behind the BS persona could show up somewhat in this venue and share some of his knowledge, stories and spectacular photography from life's unique experiences up north rather than playing the part of an internet, ultramag tough guy.

Stick, you're a big dude. You have big rifles, big fish, big chainsaws, big opinions and maybe even a big heart for those close to you. In real life, I'd bet that you're someone that would be truly appreciated in camp when it comes time to pack out a Yukon moose or add laughter to the midnight howl of a wolf while the campfire make a glass of Pendleton glow like the northern lights. Your also likely a big enough man to privately apologize regardless of the outcome. Until the mods decide to give you another chance or your own forum, I wish *you* the best....



So, far this has been possibly the most, "hit the nail on the head" post, in my opinion.

He seems like an ok chap, it's just the comment on every single post that gets a bit redundant.

Example.....

Member ABC...."The sky was blue"

Stick's response..."I would fair to venture that a pard equivalent of your stature would make a clearly obvious and uneducated forthright commentary. Only when a fellow steps away from his own looking glass can he see the true prismatic reflections that the heavens cast downwards on a rather regular basis. Perhaps when your manhood drops away from it's higher set pouch, down to where it should ride, you can see this. Until then, quit making such trivial commentary to those of us who made the heavens."

the end wink