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daveclark05
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Maybe this guy lost it 
paulthespark
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an abstract picture with an elongated hole cut out in the middle.
5150
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Mate, know how electric toothbrushes work? Well it's similar but without the teeth - it's a tenderiser for the sensitive area's. Just switch on, part the lips and massage the sensitive area's using this.
Apparantly they're more commonly used by women, but some guys like them if they have a persuasion to 70's/80's Disco music.
5150
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No, it's a gum massager, honest....
BAZACODBASHA
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Being something of a self confessed 'anorack' when it comes to identifying all types of marine species I have now identified it. It is in fact a blond stimray (latin name.......vibratus stimulatis) These little critters are often washed up after storms. Apparently they are very popular with women who keep them as pets (and some blokes...apparently) They sometimes grow to quite large proportions and are mainly nocternal, seeking out dark tight creviices, and can live out of water for a while; as long as they have a damp moist crevice to 'hide in'.
Not all of the species are white. The largest ones are often jet black in colour. The peculiar characteristic of them is they vibrate slightly when the have found a comfortable habitat. Scientists think they can create their own electrical current to make this happen. Alas their lifespan is quite short, and when they die, they are sometimes thrown away by their pet owners..........hence they sometimes get washed up on the shore.
Well I hope this has clarified the identity of this very fishy smelling character.
BAZACODBASHA
Not all of the species are white. The largest ones are often jet black in colour. The peculiar characteristic of them is they vibrate slightly when the have found a comfortable habitat. Scientists think they can create their own electrical current to make this happen. Alas their lifespan is quite short, and when they die, they are sometimes thrown away by their pet owners..........hence they sometimes get washed up on the shore.
Well I hope this has clarified the identity of this very fishy smelling character.
BAZACODBASHA
The Great Wallsendo
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Tony
checked Kev\'s hands today and the spots have started
I\'d like to point out (in case Kev gives me grief when I next see him) that it was Boz that alluded to the fact that Kev picked it up
I saw nothing Officer
johnf
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Dont know if you can get an exact replacement butt plug off Shakespeare, but I lost the one from my Salt MX beach rod and I got a nice chunky rubber one from Veals for about £1.50 Much better than the original ones that come with the rod. They do 1" and a 7/8" diameter versions."
http://www.nesa.co.uk/forums/shore-fishing/28605-modding-your-rod.html
I hope you kept it to give back to bigLoada!!!!!!.
"BigLoada
Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Seaton Delaval
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Dont know if you can get an exact replacement butt plug off Shakespeare, but I lost the one from my Salt MX beach rod and I got a nice chunky rubber one from Veals for about £1.50 Much better than the original ones that come with the rod. They do 1" and a 7/8" diameter versions."
http://www.nesa.co.uk/forums/shore-fishing/28605-modding-your-rod.html
I hope you kept it to give back to bigLoada!!!!!!.
I\'d like to point out (in case Kev gives me grief when I next see him) that it was Boz that alluded to the fact that Kev picked it up
I saw nothing Officer
and how would i know that? lol
i was at cresswell fishing for fleshlights, sorry, codling
Wayne Eastlake
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Nah G force, a dog walker handed me a 5lb rays bream last sat nite, thats the best specimen, never spotted any elongated smoothbacks!!!
g-force
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Wouldn't mind a nice bream if I could find one (well tasty!) - used to see loads washed up but haven't seen one yet this year although I've heard of a few getting beached still alive recently.
Derek's dog, well used to a bit of hunting, grabbed the fish in the waves & when he called the dog back to see what the commotion was about it had a 4 pounder hanging in it's gob. Would love to have seen that happen in a comp! "Heaviest fish goes to.........."
Gary
Derek's dog, well used to a bit of hunting, grabbed the fish in the waves & when he called the dog back to see what the commotion was about it had a 4 pounder hanging in it's gob. Would love to have seen that happen in a comp! "Heaviest fish goes to..........
"Gary
