south florida dive sites

"Greg Mossman" wrote ...
> Bowling balls would make for good skeet
> shooting if you could launch them high enough.

Definitely possible to launch them high enough... Problem would be that they
wouldn't shatter acceptably when hit, I suspect... Maybe if they were made
of solid gypsum instead... And while we're at it, let's make it a bit more
interesting... They will be launched *towards* you and if you don't hit them
with sufficient force to turn them to powder, they're going to be landing on
your position...

INCOMING !!!

> So we went down the street to another nice-looking place where the wait
was
> only 30-40 minutes, so we gave up on that since we could have waited only
a
> bit longer at Boutin's and had live music to boot.

Ahhh... You must have been wearing your USC sweatshirt...

> Finally, after driving around in frustration, we settled on Ralph's &
> Kacoo's, home of large fried seafood platters. No wait there, but
> too much grease.

They're a chain, I believe... I ate at one in Houston *once*... I wasn't all
that impressed...

"Grumman-581" <grumman581-YYYY-MM@charter.net> wrote in message
news:Ra4Td.14651$Rc.2583@fe03.lga...

> Ahhh... You must have been wearing your USC sweatshirt...

>> Finally, after driving around in frustration, we settled on Ralph's &
>> Kacoo's, home of large fried seafood platters. No wait there, but
>> too much grease.
>
> They're a chain, I believe... I ate at one in Houston *once*... I wasn't
> all
> that impressed...

Neither was I. Fortunately I wasn't wearing my 'SC sweatshirt or they would
have poisoned us. The restaurant was a goddamn LSU shrine.

"Greg Mossman" wrote ...
> The restaurant was a goddamn LSU shrine.

In Baton Rouge? OF COURSE !!!

>> Bowling balls would make for good skeet
>> shooting if you could launch them high enough.
>
> I bet that popeye and scott can solve that problem.

Nothing to it. A little pipe, a little powder, a little wadding, a bowling
ball and a little fire. Boom, launch time.

Lee