Does any one now this crab!! : crabs

Agent86 · Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 7:22 pm Post subject: Re: Does any one now this crab!!

a name like les is a little confusing....

if you turned it over you would have seen it was a jennie, and written on her flap would have been the second half of the clue... 'bian'

now thats 'bian' a little silly!! I think i need another beer!!!! :cheers:

freon · Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 10:50 pm Post subject: Re: Does any one now this crab!!

What a top idea Every undersise one i throw back Ill put my mobile # on and
when you catch it at legal sise just ring me and Ill come and pick it up
easy cheers

theodosius · Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 11:55 pm Post subject: Re: Does any one now this crab!!

Les Miserables

Mud · Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 1:44 am Post subject: Re: Does any one now this crab!!

Quote:

if you turned it over you would have seen it was a jennie, and written on her flap would have been the second half of the clue... 'bian'

KK have you been looking at females flaps again....

sorry....the les bien said about that the better

Incidently, "Les" in a provincial french dialect (somewhat disused in modern France which is why Pesh would not have heard of it) means "Mud" ie, de les sauvage ...the Mud Crab. This would suggest the writer was trying to indicate that this is a mud crab however I note the absence of the word "sauvage" on this particular crustacean which would tend to suggest that the owner is..........um..........
Ponyplay!! Dont eat that crab!! I found the owner!!!

ponyplay · Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 4:36 am Post subject: Re: Does any one now this crab!!

Mud wrote:

Quote:

if you turned it over you would have seen it was a jennie, and written on her flap would have been the second half of the clue... 'bian'

KK have you been looking at females flaps again....

sorry....the les bien said about that the better

Incidently, "Les" in a provincial french dialect (somewhat disused in modern France which is why Pesh would not have heard of it) means "Mud" ie, de les sauvage ...the Mud Crab. This would suggest the writer was trying to indicate that this is a mud crab however I note the absence of the word "sauvage" on this particular crustacean which would tend to suggest that the owner is..........um..........
Ponyplay!! Dont eat that crab!! I found the owner!!!

sorry mate few years to late for that :chef2:

Fish Tank · Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2011 5:01 pm Post subject: Re: Does any one now this crab!!

Caught one the other day with '1948' etched into the carapace.

xxxx · Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2011 9:42 pm Post subject: Re: Does any one now this crab!!

Hey jtf, see what I mean about being kept informed and entertained, you wouldn't miss a post like this for quids. Please sir , can I have more ?

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