Stupid Guest Tricks

felinefan wrote:What's the English equivalent of that, the Queen Triggerfish or something? Oceanography and icthyology are not my strong suits, but I try.

hobie16 wrote:It's a Picasso triggerfish.

Ms. Matterhorn wrote: :stitch: How I learned to say Humuhumunukunukuapuaa:

Hank Snow - My Little Grass Shack In Kealakua Hawaii

THERE'S A PLACE IN HAWAII
THAT IS VERY DEAR TO ME
I AM HOMESICK AS CAN BE
WON'T YOU LISTEN TO MY PLEA?

I WANT TO GO BACK TO MY LITTLE GRASS SHACK IN KEALAKEKUA HAWAII
I WANT TO BE WITH ALL THE KANES AND WAHINES THAT I KNEW LONG AGO

I CAN HEAR OLD GUITARS A-PLAYING
ON THE BEACH AT HO'ONAUNAU
I CAN HEAR THE HAWAIIANS SAYING
"KOMO MAI NO KAUA IKA HALE WELAKAHAO"

IT WON'T BE LONG 'TIL MY SHIP WILL BE SAILING BACK TO KONA
A GRAND OLD PLACE THAT'S ALWAYS FAIR TO SEE.
I'M JUST A LITTLE HAWAIIAN AND A HOMESICK ISLAND BOY,
I WANT TO GO BACK TO MY FISH AND POI,

I WANT TO GO BACK TO MY LITTLE GRASS SHACK IN KEALAKEKUA, HAWAII
WHERE THE HUMUHUMUNUKUNUKUAPUAA GOES SWIMMING BY
WHERE THE HUMUHUMUNUKUNUKUAPUAA GOES SWIMMING BY

felinefan wrote:California has two state fish--a saltwater one and a freshwater one. The saltwater one is the garibaldi, and you can't touch that one. The freshwater one is the golden trout, and though you can fish for it, catch-and-release is encouraged, as they are being pushed out by other non-native trout species. You can catch and keep one or two, though, as long as you follow regulations. I can't think of where my fishing book is right now, esppecially since I'm all but sneezing my head off with allergies. That makes it even harder to think. My 24 hour generic allergy pills aren't going the whole 24 hours, the lazy things. :mad:

felinefan wrote:California has two state fish--a saltwater one and a freshwater one. The saltwater one is the garibaldi, and you can't touch that one. The freshwater one is the golden trout, and though you can fish for it, catch-and-release is encouraged, as they are being pushed out by other non-native trout species. You can catch and keep one or two, though, as long as you follow regulations. I can't think of where my fishing book is right now, esppecially since I'm all but sneezing my head off with allergies. That makes it even harder to think. My 24 hour generic allergy pills aren't going the whole 24 hours, the lazy things. :mad: