Tea Creek, 7/15/25

Of course. Why is everyone on this forum so ready to get in a fight all the time? No one ever reads anything in good-faith.
People on this forum are rarely ready to get into fights. (I can't say that for everyone here. We definitely have some that enjoy the arguing.) Maybe we could phrase it like this:

Why does everyone on this forum take things so seriously and think that everyone is always being critical in a negative manner? This place is filled with good dudes and dudettes through and through with only a few troublemakers sprinkled in.

The crazy thing is that I speak to those people that I met off of this forum more than pretty much all other people in my life these days.

How old are you, KylePruitt?

Furthermore, did you use to do it to it like Sonny Pruitt used to do it to it? (That is an old inside joke that won't make sense to anyone on here.)
 
Putting "the" in from of stream names has come up before on here.
It seems that rivers just about always have "the" before hand, and creeks dont.

Our best known waterways are always said thus:
"the" Delaware and "the"Little Juanita rivers
But have never heard Penns, Fishing, and Spring creeks referenced with "the"
The Delaware River. The Little Juniata River. The Susquehanna River. The Chesapeake Bay. 👍

The Penns Creek. The Kishacoquillas Creek. The Fishing Creek. The Freeman Run. The Spring Creek (unless we actually mean "the spring creek," as in a spring creek and not a stream that is named Spring Creek.) The Porcupine Creek. The East Licking Creek. The Potter Run. 👎

Ya dig? (and that is meant for everyone, not just dryflyguy. I think dryflyguy definitely digs.) 😎😎
 
Must have been a really good stream, have you given any thought to selling the coordinates? 😉
I already sold them before I left CO. I sold them to one of those guides in a drift boat on the Eagle River. He gave me $10 and a half-drank Dr. Pepper. I spilled my guts about the location.

Jokes on him. I will never be back there again. I don't care if those waters get crowded with fishermen. 😏
 
People on this forum are rarely ready to get into fights. (I can't say that for everyone here. We definitely have some that enjoy the arguing.) Maybe we could phrase it like this:

Why does everyone on this forum take things so seriously and think that everyone is always being critical in a negative manner? This place is filled with good dudes and dudettes through and through with only a few troublemakers sprinkled in.

The crazy thing is that I speak to those people that I met off of this forum more than pretty much all other people in my life these days.

How old are you, the KylePruitt?

Furthermore, did you use to do it to it like Sonny Pruitt used to do it to it? (That is an old inside joke that won't make sense to anyone on here.)
Fixed
 
People on this forum are rarely ready to get into fights. (I can't say that for everyone here. We definitely have some that enjoy the arguing.) Maybe we could phrase it like this:

Why does everyone on this forum take things so seriously and think that everyone is always being critical in a negative manner? This place is filled with good dudes and dudettes through and through with only a few troublemakers sprinkled in.

The crazy thing is that I speak to those people that I met off of this forum more than pretty much all other people in my life these days.

How old are you, KylePruitt?

Furthermore, did you use to do it to it like Sonny Pruitt used to do it to it? (That is an old inside joke that won't make sense to anyone on here.)
35. I've been on the forum since 2013 haha. Long time lurker, new poster.
 
I’m totally calling it the Kish now.

Edit: Sasquatch called The Pine “The Pine”, and I thought it was funny how it riled everyone up. I like Andy and miss him, and it makes me think of him when I do it. And it’s become totally second nature now. I’m one of “those guys” that calls it The Pine now. Same thing will happen to The Kish, as a result of this. Jfigz is gonna kill me. 😝
 
Interesting. There are things I'd like to say, advice, if you would, but it's probably sagacious to keep that to myself. But it's definitely something I learned while being an active member of this forum. I'm sure some of you know what I'm talking about.
 
I’m totally calling it the Kish now.

Edit: Sasquatch called The Pine “The Pine”, and I thought it was funny how it riled everyone up. I like Andy and miss him, and it makes me think of him when I do it. And it’s become totally second nature now. I’m one of “those guys” that calls it The Pine now. Same thing will happen to The Kish, as a result of this. Jfigz is gonna kill me. 😝
There seems to be a few exceptions on this

Two more come to mind:
I've always heard it referred to as "the" Letort , which is certainly no river.
And have heard many call another creek "the" Brodhead too
Maybe out of some reverence for the history of both streams?
 
There seems to be a few exceptions on this

Two more come to mind:
I've always heard it referred to as "the" Letort , which is certainly no river.
And have heard many call another creek "the" Brodhead too
Maybe out of some reverence for the history of both streams?
Good call. It's definitely the Letort and the Brodhead.
 
There seems to be a few exceptions on this

Two more come to mind:
I've always heard it referred to as "the" Letort , which is certainly no river.
And have heard many call another creek "the" Brodhead too
Maybe out of some reverence for the history of both streams?
I’ve also heard people say “the Pohopoco” and “the Perkiomen.” But not in every case, not as definitive as “the Letort.”

Edit - “the Brandywine” too.
 
There seems to be a few exceptions on this

Two more come to mind:
I've always heard it referred to as "the" Letort , which is certainly no river.
And have heard many call another creek "the" Brodhead too
Maybe out of some reverence for the history of both streams?

Letort & Brodhead are sort of truncations (?) of their proper names, Letort Spring Run & Brodhead Creek respectively.

If you use their complete names (which hardly anyone does) "the" is not needed or used.

As a former Pocono resident, the same goes with Pocono Creek and Bushkill Creek or "Big" Bushkill Creek as it is known locally.

If you drop the "creek" part of the name, it's "the" Pocono and "the" Big Bushkill.

Somehow McMichael's Creek escapes this logic, possibly because it is a possessive. I call it and have heard it called McMichael's or McMichael's Creek but never "the" McMichael's or even the McMichael.

Same with Jean's Run in Carbon County, it's either Jean's or Jean's Run but not "the" Jean's...
 
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