She played herself

Country boy, I love you! Let's be real here… hunting and fishing are pretty fun activities. I have yet to go hunting, but I was known to brandish a fishing pole when I was a kid. My grandpa's buddy had a lake in his backyard and I had a blast reeling in fish. Ever since I became a city boy, I've been dying to do it again. Hunting and fishing aren't those activities like ice skating or rock climbing that can be done in urban areas indoors as well as in the wilderness. You really have to get dirt…

This is why taking your daughter fishing is important, to be there for her during moments like this.

If you've ever perused the t-shirt section at your local Goodwill Superstore, there is a good chance you've seen a boomer-core shirt . The Baby Boomer generation is very likely the first generation to express their angst via t-shirts . Think about it: anti-Vietnam War protesters? The Gay Liberation Front? Would these movements have been possible without Boomers wearing t-shirts that clearly articulated their opinions? I don't think so. Since their youth, the boomer t-shirt industry has grown in…

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He's done this before

An epic image by photographer @jrinaldi5 has gone viral for all the right reasons. The crustacean-tossing lobsterwoman pictured is 101-year-old Virginia Oliver, and according to the Boston Globe , she's been trapping lobsters since she's was 8 years old (that's before the Great Depression!) No wonder she looks so blasé as she expertly pitches the undersized creature back to the sea—it's muscle memory at this point. Obsessed with this picture from the Boston Globe of a lobsterwoman yeeting one t…