Maine As F*ck

Watch the exciting moment when 1st place Muskie champ, Wade Kelly pulls a wicked monstah out of a hole that you wouldn't think is big enough for him to get it through.

Yeah buddy. Diggin' out one shovelful at a time from the pile to fill that suckah up? Frig that. We gotta get this pile moved before mutha gets home.

This quick capture right after her return to shore shows us that she is absolutely content being in a boat propped up in her life jacket. So stinkin' cute!

The National Weather Service in Gray remind us that the ice might not be safe to go on, even though it's January. They've posted a helpful, easy to understand chart that shows us how thick the ice should be to support our weight. In fact, they show us how thick it needs to be from walking on it, to driving a pickup truck on to it.

Watch the exciting moment when Long Lake Ice Fishing Derby's 1st place Muskie champ, Wade Kelly pull a wicked big monstah out of hole that you wouldn't think is big enough for him to get it through.

The folks at Hudson Bus Lines in Lewiston have a great rig setup to easily clear off the tops of their fleet. The buses line right up and pass under a big frame with a broom type thing on it to get the job done way easier.

Our friends at the Maine As F*ck Facebook page have done it again. They've discovered another incredible example of the funny unique style displayed only here in this great state. If you're not following them yet, you really should. There's always great stuff there that only us locals will understand.

We really can't deny the fact that Mainahs are wicked creative. Take a look at these photos of wacky Maine autos.

Someone was in a Black Hawk chopper in Bangor today. They looked down to see this clever and imaginative crop circle (or "crotch" circle as a MAF Facebook fan commented) and luckily got a photo of it.

This has to be the most spot representation of weather in Maine that we have ever seen. Pretty sure you'll agree and share this one with all your Mainah buds!

Watch him Send It with those hardcore spiked tires diggin' in and leavin' a long mark! By the way, we can't wait to see a race against a snowmobile...Bring it, guy!

Somebody found a roadkill coyote frozen solid in Northern Maine. Since it was suspended in a pose worthy of display in the state museum, they stood it up on the side of the road for people to see while driving by.