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by Moin. » Wed Oct 10, 2012 9:17 pm
Wonderful
What a beautiful location Bull Rick, the Esee would be right at home in these lovely outdoors.. Thanks for sharing the pic...
Great to see you post and hope to see you more active in the Sharp Section....
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by Moin. » Wed Oct 10, 2012 9:20 pm
TC wrote:As I was going through the thread I realised that I wont find a recently taken pic of mine in the outdoors because I am sitting in front of a screen all day .... so here is me.... in February 2012....
Moin... I dared ....
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TC Da, wonderful....You're the man
So this is what you look like
So much better than that bang bang revolver in your DP.
You bear a starking resemblance to actor Naveen Nischol (in his younger days ofcourse:mrgreen:) Boy you look like you are in your early 30's TCda, and you keep saying you're an old man
Finish your renovation and let's see them lovely blades you've collected...
and yes thanks for posting
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by Moin. » Wed Oct 10, 2012 9:26 pm
abhiram wrote:Nice initiative Moin
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Great to see you Abhiram, Nice Car, but Swift's no Gypsy
, on the beach for a spin... What a nice beach. Kerela ?
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by mundaire » Wed Oct 10, 2012 9:28 pm
Not on the blades bandwagon, but here is my contribution to this thread
alwar_sept12.jpg
This was taken last month...
TC, is that a photo of Che on your cubicle wall?
Cheers!
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by abhiram » Wed Oct 10, 2012 9:30 pm
Moin. wrote:
Great to see you Abhiram, Nice Car, but Swift's no Gypsy
, on the beach for a spin... What a nice beach. Kerela ?
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Moin.
Thats right Moin, it is in my home town [Thalassery, Kerala], a one of it's kind drive in beach. The sand is really hard so that driving there is a pleasure [Have to be careful about the salt water though]
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by Moin. » Wed Oct 10, 2012 9:36 pm
mundaire wrote:Not on the blades bandwagon, but here is my contribution to this thread
ImageUploadedByTapatalk1349884652.616215.jpg
This was taken last month...
TC, is that a photo of Che on your cubicle wall?
Cheers!
Abhijeet
No Pic Abhijeet ?? Image did not upload i guess...Techies not so tech savvy after all...
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by Mack The Knife » Wed Oct 10, 2012 9:45 pm
Thank you, Mr. Marthandan. Your's isn't shabby either.
Was that a chartered boat and if so where does one get one for a spot of salt water fishing in Chennai?
Moin: I rarely fish with bait so patience isn't required but perseverance is....at times.
Abhijeet: That's Moin holding a pistol to TC's head. BTW, your pic doesn't show.
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by mundaire » Wed Oct 10, 2012 10:05 pm
My bad, uploaded it again!
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by Moin. » Wed Oct 10, 2012 10:10 pm
mundaire wrote:My bad, uploaded it again!
Thanks Abhijeet
Nice Pic, Indiana Jones meets Steve Jobs..
Is that a Man Purse ?
All these fishing pics giving me an inferiority complex, I'll head to the nearest market and buy me a Pomfret or a Surmai for a similar pic
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by Moin. » Wed Oct 10, 2012 10:13 pm
abhiram wrote:Moin. wrote:
Great to see you Abhiram, Nice Car, but Swift's no Gypsy
, on the beach for a spin... What a nice beach. Kerela ?
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Moin.
Thats right Moin, it is in my home town [Thalassery, Kerala], a one of it's kind drive in beach. The sand is really hard so that driving there is a pleasure [Have to be careful about the salt water though]
-Abhi
Abhi, Kerela is truly Gods Own Country. I dream of owning a small place near the back waters someday !!!!
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by Mack The Knife » Wed Oct 10, 2012 10:48 pm
Abhijeet: Was that supposed to be the Wallaga attu you told me about? If so, it isn't. If not, I'd like to see the pic your friend took.
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by Moin. » Wed Oct 10, 2012 10:54 pm
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by z375 » Wed Oct 10, 2012 10:56 pm
Mack The Knife"
Blimey! That's Mr. Bean!
Okay, here's mine..
P.S.: I am the one with the hat....
Lies!!
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by marthandan » Wed Oct 10, 2012 11:06 pm
Mack The Knife wrote:Thank you, Mr. Marthandan. Your's isn't shabby either.
Was that a chartered boat and if so where does one get one for a spot of salt water fishing in Chennai?
Moin: I rarely fish with bait so patience isn't required but perseverance is....at times.
Abhijeet: That's Moin holding a pistol to TC's head. BTW, your pic doesn't show.
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it was chartered. there are quite a few places in and around chennai. i caught the king mackerel about 300mts off the shore within the chennai port area. the same area also boasts of a wreck and a reef. one more place for off shore as angling would be the fishing village of kovalam and its thereabouts(about 30 kms from chennai on the east coast road).
the piers in the northern chennai coast line are good for GT, barracuda.
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by mundaire » Wed Oct 10, 2012 11:34 pm
Mack The Knife wrote:Abhijeet: Was that supposed to be the Wallaga attu you told me about? If so, it isn't. If not, I'd like to see the pic your friend took.
That's a 'Singhara' catfish (this is the photo my friend had clicked). Unfortunately no photos were taken of the Mullee/ Latchee that were landed that day.
Moin wrote:Is that a Man Purse ?
LOL @ Man Purse! It's just a small pack loaded mostly with first-aid supplies, a knife, flashlight, spare batteries, insect repellent etc. I like to keep it handy whenever I'm on the water.
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