Re: [Paddlewise] Whoa, that was a whale of a tale Capn' Bob

Where I came from, many years ago and in the far cold north, it was bad 
tale etiquette to imply any story was not the whole truth and nothing but 
the truth.    I really did enjoy Rev. Bob's story,  but he did open the 
door for other stories.  Good tale etiquette always requires that a better 
story be told.  I'm sure with the wealth of experience in the paddlewise 
group there must be other stories out there.  But as the Ojibway, who I 
grew up with would say, all stories must stop at the spring thaw because 
the spirits will wake up and they may come to disagree with your telling of 
things.

Dave

At 12:02 AM 3/19/2001, Rob Dee wrote:
>Rev. Bob....."so I took it for granite" .....you are a shameless punster
>but I am sure that everyone who had the pleasure of reading that tale
>will forgive you...if you promise to come back and tell us another tale
>on another day
>
>*Rob raises his hand to start the voting


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