Stranded in water at Lake Ray Hubbard

[Nash B.]

It's a nickname that stuck.

Lots of guy-on-guy action, eh?

[racrguy]

It's a nickname that stuck.

Hmm......

[Blakeski]

I'm not a fan of quote tattoos, i think they're the highest form of unoriginal content, right after the playboy bunny and nautical stars.

I can't imagine what has to be going through your head to think "hardcore" is an awesome tattoo idea.

It's a nickname that stuck.

[mstng86]

You're not hardcore, unless you live hardcore.

-Jack Black

[CexMashean]

I'm not a fan of quote tattoos, i think they're the highest form of unoriginal content, right after the playboy bunny and nautical stars.

I can't imagine what has to be going through your head to think "hardcore" is an awesome tattoo idea.

[bcoop]

What is up with the new fad of getting sentences tattooed on your side?

My girlfriend has one, and I love it. It's not anywhere near as stupid as having "HARDCORE" tattooed across your chest

[tribaltalon]

Lol

[Baron Von Crowder]

What is up with the new fad of getting sentences tattooed on your side? It just as stupid as the pull out target.

I prefer stars, so I can feel like I'm fucking the universe.

[Phoenix]

What is up with the new fad of getting sentences tattooed on your side? It just as stupid as the pull out target.

[MustangPoser]

Just depends, I'm giving her the benefit of the doubt because they are 100% different at night (like hunting in the woods) and if rough water...etc.

Plus, she probably thought they'd figure it out quick and come back for her. *I* would expect someone to notice and come looking for me. Then again, I try not to hang out with idiots.

After 2 hours, she should have realized it was time to make a bid for the shore half a mile away.

[ceyko]

I'm not a rocket scientishin, but Ray Hubbard at its widest point is slightly over 2 miles.

I love the quote where she mentions it was "miles and miles". The furthest it could have been was 1 mile to shore. Rocket scientishin math says she was half a mile from shore and could have made it in 15-30 minutes...

Just depends, I'm giving her the benefit of the doubt because they are 100% different at night (like hunting in the woods) and if rough water...etc.

Plus, she probably thought they'd figure it out quick and come back for her. *I* would expect someone to notice and come looking for me. Then again, I try not to hang out with idiots.

[racrguy]

would rather hang out with these girls than the one that fell off the boat.

I guarantee you someone dumb enough to fall out of a boat and tread water for 2 hours waiting for someone to come get her can be talked into anything.

[MustangPoser]

I'm not a rocket scientishin, but Ray Hubbard at its widest point is slightly over 2 miles.

I love the quote where she mentions it was "miles and miles". The furthest it could have been was 1 mile to shore. Rocket scientishin math says she was half a mile from shore and could have made it in 15-30 minutes...

[ceyko]

At the end of the day, this is the boat operator's fault. It is that person's responsibility to make sure everyone is on board, not too drunk, and generally be responsible for everyone's health and well being.

I'm not an angel on the boat when it comes to drinking, but hold it to 1 beer every 2 hours or so. When anchored, I step it up - but still - knowing that I have to be at least alert for people on board (even if only 1 other person) - I still don't get sloshed.

Also, the game warden alone can lay the smack down.

I swear on Texoma this weekend, there was a LOT of wardens and sheriff on that lake. Probably more so on some of the party lakes.

[emg]

While we're on the lake topic, here is my recent lake adventure. No one fell off the boat.

would rather hang out with these girls than the one that fell off the boat.