Do you 'Bait The Hook' or 'Fish For Bait'?

Answer 1

I would not take the bait

Answer 2

To be able to bait the hook one has to fish for bait first.

Answer 3

It sounds to me like you just opened up an old can of worms. lol
On a sad note though, the following is a poem that I wrote about God going fishing:

GOD GOES FISHING

EVERYDAY GOD LIKES TO GO FISHING
TO CATCH SOME OF HIS CREATIONS

HE PUTS A LIVE WORM
ON THE END OF HIS HOOK
AND THEN LOWERS HIS HOOK
INTO THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE

AND WHOEVER IS READY TO GO HOME TO GOD,
BITES THE BAIT AND THEN DISAPPEARS

AND THAT IS THE DAY
IT IS MEANT TO BE
FOR A CHILD OF GOD
TO GO BACK HOME WITH HE

OUR SON TAYLER BIT THE BAIT
AND LEFT THE OCEAN OF THE EARTH'S PEOPLE
TO BE WITH GOD,
TAKEN BY THE END OF GOD'S FISHING ROD
IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT
ON JANUARY 9TH, 2005

GOD WANTED OUR SON BACK HOME WITH HIM
THE NIGHT TAYLER DIED
GOD TOOK HIM ALIVE
EVEN THOUGH HIS BODY WAS DEAD
HE WAS TAKEN HOOK LINE AND SINKER
TO HEAVEN INSTEAD

C) 2007 operacats
So in answer to your question God goes fishing too...He fishes for His bait [His Creations].

Answer 4

My hook is barbed and baited ...fortunately I catch and release.

Answer 5

I don't fish for bait/pity, but fell pity for the hook/lure/trap/ stratagem...

Answer 6

You "fish or cut bait" --

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Answer 7

I would always bait the hook, not the other.
*********Santa Rules***********

Answer 8

I agree with special k it depens on what you're looking for.

Answer 9

depends if you are really fishing for fish or if you are looking for something else ...

Answer 10

To be or not to be this kind of azz hole or that kind of azz hole.