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METAL DETECTING GAMES?!?

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Quick Question,

Was wondering if anybody knows of any Metal Detecting Games like DuggedUp for the Iphone/ipad?

Been playing it non-stop since it came out....can't find anything like it.

Let me know what you guys play!

Keep Hunting!

Thanks
 
Quick answer-------Why ain' ya diggin instead of playin games about it!
 
'Cause you can;t go metal detecting when you're at work! ;D
 
Smudge said:
'Cause you can;t go metal detecting when you're at work! ;D




that's a hoot.....
 
"Hoot" is a country way of saying "funny".
 
Smudge said:
"Hoot" is a country way of saying "funny".
Guess I need to be more Countrified,youns recon??
 
Wow you must have a great job where you can play games instead of work. I would be firer if I played games or even talk on the phone during work time.....Matt
 
wayne_sa said:
worldtalker said:
Smudge said:
"Hoot" is a country way of saying "funny".
Guess I need to be more Countrified,youns recon??

That is youins reckon? However, for a Yank that was a nice translation. Ayuh.
That's the way I said it when I lived in the Great Smoky Mountains,until an old man mountain corrected me, youns. Ayah is what Maine folk say.Strange words no matter!
 
worldtalker said:
wayne_sa said:
worldtalker said:
Smudge said:
"Hoot" is a country way of saying "funny".
Guess I need to be more Countrified,youns recon??

That is youins reckon? However, for a Yank that was a nice translation. Ayuh.
That's the way I said it when I lived in the Great Smoky Mountains,until an old mountain corrected me, youns. Ayah is what Maine folk say.Strange words no matter!

Just glad I live in Chicagoland, where we ain't got no aksents, doan chew no?
 
worldtalker said:
wayne_sa said:
worldtalker said:
Smudge said:
"Hoot" is a country way of saying "funny".
Guess I need to be more Countrified,youns recon??

That is youins reckon? However, for a Yank that was a nice translation. Ayuh.
That's the way I said it when I lived in the Great Smoky Mountains,until an old man mountain corrected me, youns. Ayah is what Maine folk say.Strange words no matter!
Pure Mountain Born and Bred in Tennessee half Cherokee Indian,spent a lot of his years in the Federal Pen for Moonshinin more than once,got to know old Daryll pretty well in 6 yrs.,He was one of my very few neighbors,passed on a few yrs. back,recon it was the hard life he lived.That cold hard steel look,and he meant it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

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