Welcome to the chaotic world of Pruyne Time Magnet Fishing, where nothing’s predictable and everything is weirdly metal in this highlight reel of January 2024. This isn’t your grandma’s fishing trip, folks—no, no. We’re talking about pulling guns, knives, bridge parts, and even a lawn umbrella (because why not?) right out of the Mead Creek. Yeah, you heard that right—a lawn umbrella. Who threw that in there? Did someone decide the creek needed more shade? Just trying to get a little creative with their backyard decor? But seriously, this is just the tip of the iceberg. I also pulled up spikes, sheet metal that looked like pizza (though, spoiler alert: it wasn’t pizza), pipes, rebar—basically, all the pieces you need for a really questionable DIY project.

You’d think the Six Mile Creek would be like, “Hey, buddy, I’m full,” but apparently, it’s got endless surprises. And yeah, one of them was a gun and a knife. But don’t worry, I’m okay—just a little freaked out and mildly confused. But that’s magnet fishing for you: you never know if you’re going to find a treasure or a serious trip to the police station. Either way, you get the satisfaction of pulling up random crap and feeling like a human magnet machine. So go ahead—hit that like button, smash the subscribe, and definitely tap that notification bell to follow along for more metallic mayhem
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