Ya think Mr. Crantz eats raw kidney, too?


Why wouldn't he?

Bob Crantz wrote:
I grew up eating lots of game and organ meat. I don't eat organ meat
anymore with the exception of heart muscle. I also eat raw fish and
beef, it really helps muscle recovery.


What about raw brain tissue? Can that help mental recovery?


I do not understand why everyone heckles Mooron. His experiences are
unique to most here and he's usually right about everything.


True genius is always misunderstood. Besides this is just a
hecklin' kind of place.

katysails wrote:
...almost everything....and he's a wise man to never argue with a woman...

Exactly. No point in that whatever. Just agree with her and
keep right on doing what you want.

DSK

DSK wrote:
Ya think Mr. Crantz eats raw kidney, too?


Why wouldn't he?

Bob Crantz wrote:
I grew up eating lots of game and organ meat. I don't eat organ meat
anymore with the exception of heart muscle. I also eat raw fish and
beef, it really helps muscle recovery.


What about raw brain tissue? Can that help mental recovery?


I do not understand why everyone heckles Mooron. His experiences are
unique to most here and he's usually right about everything.


True genius is always misunderstood. Besides this is just a hecklin'
kind of place.

katysails wrote:
...almost everything....and he's a wise man to never argue with a
woman...

Exactly. No point in that whatever. Just agree with her and keep right
on doing what you want.

DSK

No...it's the other way around...."Women and cats will do as they
please..." Heinlein

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Absolutely correct statement..... and obviously from someone experienced
in the wilderness.

Ya think Mr. Crantz eats raw kidney, too?

Max

I grew up eating lots of game and organ meat. I don't eat organ meat
anymore with the exception of heart muscle. I also eat raw fish and beef,
it really helps muscle recovery.

I do not understand why everyone heckles Mooron. His experiences are
unique to most here and he's usually right about everything.

A legend in his own mind.

Max

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I've had lots of experiences of the close up and personal with bears,
also. Was trapped in a UP outhouse for several hours while one
traipsed around outside...was one of the high points of my life
(NOT...even 3 minutes in a primitive outhouse is 3 too many...)....
That wasn't a bear--that was just Marv.

Max
snort coulda been...he still cooped up in his floating xodo?

Now he has a 15' Boston Whaler with a 60hp 4-stroke outboard. He and
Roni spend a lot more time on that than on the 42. Or didn't you know
they bought a 42 footer?

Max
Yeah..they bought that the year before we left Crosswinds...surprised it
hasn't turned into something else by now...she rally took the "sailor"
right out of him...

He still sails, often with us, but occasionally on his boat. But the Whaler
is a new wrinkle for him. I'm worried about that.

Max

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I've had lots of experiences of the close up and personal with bears,
also. Was trapped in a UP outhouse for several hours while one
traipsed around outside...was one of the high points of my life
(NOT...even 3 minutes in a primitive outhouse is 3 too many...)....
That wasn't a bear--that was just Marv.

Max
snort coulda been...he still cooped up in his floating xodo?
Now he has a 15' Boston Whaler with a 60hp 4-stroke outboard. He and
Roni spend a lot more time on that than on the 42. Or didn't you know
they bought a 42 footer?

Max
Yeah..they bought that the year before we left Crosswinds...surprised it
hasn't turned into something else by now...she rally took the "sailor"
right out of him...

He still sails, often with us, but occasionally on his boat. But the Whaler
is a new wrinkle for him. I'm worried about that.

Max


She's been rooting for a trawler for at elast the last 10 years, ya know...

"DSK" wrote:

I do not understand why everyone heckles Mooron. His
experiences are unique to most here and he's usually
right about everything.

"cuz he's cute:^)

Seahag

Seahag wrote:
"DSK" wrote:
I do not understand why everyone heckles Mooron. His
experiences are unique to most here and he's usually
right about everything.

"cuz he's cute:^)

Seahag


...specially when he wears the little birdie....

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I've had lots of experiences of the close up and personal with
bears, also. Was trapped in a UP outhouse for several hours while
one traipsed around outside...was one of the high points of my life
(NOT...even 3 minutes in a primitive outhouse is 3 too many...)....
That wasn't a bear--that was just Marv.

Max
snort coulda been...he still cooped up in his floating xodo?
Now he has a 15' Boston Whaler with a 60hp 4-stroke outboard. He and
Roni spend a lot more time on that than on the 42. Or didn't you know
they bought a 42 footer?

Max
Yeah..they bought that the year before we left Crosswinds...surprised it
hasn't turned into something else by now...she rally took the "sailor"
right out of him...

He still sails, often with us, but occasionally on his boat. But the
Whaler is a new wrinkle for him. I'm worried about that.

Max
She's been rooting for a trawler for at elast the last 10 years, ya
know...

No, I didn't know. And we spend a lot of time with them. But it doesn't
surprise me.
Would it surprise you that my wife and I are considering a Maine
lobster-type boat? Trawlers are okay, but more space than we need. Further
the lobster boat can go under most closed bridges while something with a
flybridge has to wait for an opening. Better on the ICW, for example.

Max

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I've had lots of experiences of the close up and personal with
bears, also. Was trapped in a UP outhouse for several hours while
one traipsed around outside...was one of the high points of my life
(NOT...even 3 minutes in a primitive outhouse is 3 too many...)....
That wasn't a bear--that was just Marv.

Max
snort coulda been...he still cooped up in his floating xodo?
Now he has a 15' Boston Whaler with a 60hp 4-stroke outboard. He and
Roni spend a lot more time on that than on the 42. Or didn't you know
they bought a 42 footer?

Max
Yeah..they bought that the year before we left Crosswinds...surprised it
hasn't turned into something else by now...she rally took the "sailor"
right out of him...
He still sails, often with us, but occasionally on his boat. But the
Whaler is a new wrinkle for him. I'm worried about that.

Max
She's been rooting for a trawler for at elast the last 10 years, ya
know...

No, I didn't know. And we spend a lot of time with them. But it doesn't
surprise me.
Would it surprise you that my wife and I are considering a Maine
lobster-type boat? Trawlers are okay, but more space than we need. Further
the lobster boat can go under most closed bridges while something with a
flybridge has to wait for an opening. Better on the ICW, for example.

Max


Nah...doesn't surprise me...after all, you're an ex-motorboater...

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I've had lots of experiences of the close up and personal with
bears, also. Was trapped in a UP outhouse for several hours while
one traipsed around outside...was one of the high points of my
life (NOT...even 3 minutes in a primitive outhouse is 3 too
many...)....
That wasn't a bear--that was just Marv.

Max
snort coulda been...he still cooped up in his floating xodo?
Now he has a 15' Boston Whaler with a 60hp 4-stroke outboard. He and
Roni spend a lot more time on that than on the 42. Or didn't you
know they bought a 42 footer?

Max
Yeah..they bought that the year before we left Crosswinds...surprised
it hasn't turned into something else by now...she rally took the
"sailor" right out of him...
He still sails, often with us, but occasionally on his boat. But the
Whaler is a new wrinkle for him. I'm worried about that.

Max
She's been rooting for a trawler for at elast the last 10 years, ya
know...

No, I didn't know. And we spend a lot of time with them. But it doesn't
surprise me.
Would it surprise you that my wife and I are considering a Maine
lobster-type boat? Trawlers are okay, but more space than we need.
Further the lobster boat can go under most closed bridges while something
with a flybridge has to wait for an opening. Better on the ICW, for
example.

Max
Nah...doesn't surprise me...after all, you're an ex-motorboater...

Yup. I've never referred to myself as a sailor or a powerboater--just a
boater. We have kayaks and a Kevlar canoe, too. Nothing quite like being
attacked by a mute swan when kayaking through the swamp below the old
Bakery.

Max