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barry wrote... All I know about fly fishing is that you need little hairy things called flies. I didn't have catch and release fisherman or wading in mind. Hairy things? WTF? What's wrong with being a little more hairy than the next guy? Jeez. Now I'm gonna be used to catch a fish.... Berry, you're a nutjob. Coming close to world-class level. Maybe you mean well. Hell, I dunno. If you want to have some real fun, find a hunting NG and start telling everyone how Bambi hates the arrow that suddenly got shoved where the sun don't shine. As an aside -- it's nuts like yourself, Berry (I'll call you 'Boysen' -- one of my faves) that give the far right political wing all the leverage they need. "Damned liberals want to outlaw fishing. That ain't right!" "Better vote for GOPCO's nominee. They'll let us fish in peace And hunt, too. Nevermind the insidious intrusion of religion into our private lives." Learn to pick your battles. And, while I'm a layman, I'd really suggest that you get some therapy. Dan Yes, the spelling was intentional. |
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On 17 Nov 2005 16:05:51 -0800, wrote:
(Snipped) you don't have to throw out every other important detail from me and from the woman I quoted. There were no important details, Sally / Barry. Take my word for it. Cyli r.bc: vixen. Minnow goddess. Speaker to squirrels. Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless. http://www.visi.com/~cyli email: lid (strip the .invalid to email) |
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On 17 Nov 2005 18:11:51 -0800, "riverman" wrote:
(Snipped) I'll ensure the gas in my car that I use to get to the stream was from US fuel reserves Isn't it going to cost you extra to have that imported to your locality? Whichever foreign one you happen to be in at any given moment? Cyli r.bc: vixen. Minnow goddess. Speaker to squirrels. Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless. http://www.visi.com/~cyli email: lid (strip the .invalid to email) |
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Daniel-San wrote:
barry wrote... All I know about fly fishing is that you need little hairy things called flies. I didn't have catch and release fisherman or wading in mind. Hairy things? WTF? What's wrong with being a little more hairy than the next guy? Jeez. Now I'm gonna be used to catch a fish.... Berry, you're a nutjob....And, while I'm a layman, I'd really suggest that you get some therapy. What are you talking about? I think I've seen "flies" sold for fishing, and I thought they were hairy. Yeah, like these: http://www.sea-ex.com/simkan/gallery.htm |
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Cyli wrote:
THE FISH COME OUT OF WATER THAT"S GOT ICE IN IT, DOLT. Since it's a catch and release season, they go right back in the water. And swim happily away. You can't kill a trout by dumping it in ice water. You can do a mercy kill on the fish from your aquarium that way, as they're mostly tropicals, but not sturdy, hardy northern fish. The reason you're getting answers that lack respect is that you deserve them. You're neither respectable in your views of fish and fishing nor respectful of others. Go now. Again, I need an example of my disrespect. Remember to consider what I'm replying to. Catch and release isn't what I had in mind, so maybe this doesn't apply. For other fishing, the ice is meant to anesthetize the fish, as it says in the original post. If a fish won't stay in the icy container you put it in, then it won't work, though I'm thinking you can cover it or use a deep container. If it doesn't work, that doesn't make me a dolt. It make me someone who wants to prevent thousands of cases of suffering per day, and the lack of support here, and lack of complaints about people like you makes this newsgroup suck. |
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Dave LaCourse wrote: On 17 Nov 2005 16:05:51 -0800, wrote: though a missing parent might mean death for for baby fish. You have to either be a moron or a troll. The "parents" of baby fish will EAT them, given the chance. And if the baby fish grow bigger and stronger they some day may eat their "parents". It is one helluva cruel world underneath that water. It's a helluva big world underneath that water too, and I doubt what you say is true for all fish, but after the sentence you quoted I said I don't really know enough about fish to know. I'm a moron or troll for that? |
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Not knowing and not caring are different things. Do you care if the
grass hurts when you walk on it? Do you care if a housefly suffers needlessly when its plastered up against the sunny window in your kitchen? Do you care how the WORM feels when its being dangled in front of the fish? Pain and suffering are a reality of life for every single species of animal life on the planet. Humans may be unique in their ability to reduce pain for humankind; that makes our particular trait rather unnatural. To grant this to pets and other animals we have made a personal bond to is touching, but a bit specie-centric. To extend this to fish you are catching with the intent to kill and eat would be way outside the rules of nature, it seems to me. They wouldn't do it for us. --riverman |
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On 17 Nov 2005 18:11:51 -0800, "riverman" wrote:
(Snipped) I'll ensure the gas in my car that I use to get to the stream was from US fuel reserves Isn't it going to cost you extra to have that imported to your locality? Whichever foreign one you happen to be in at any given moment? Not really. In the World According To Bush, its ALL ours. :-) --riverman |
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"It make me someone who wants to prevent thousands of cases of
suffering per day..." Thousands?? I bet the number is closer to the tens of millions, if you consider all those deep see trawlers. Hmmm, where are they going to get all that ice... "...and the lack of support here, and lack of complaints about people like you makes this newsgroup suck." Soupsandwich, I suggest you don't let the swinging door hit you on the ass on the way out. There may be a bug on it that would suffer needlessly. --riverman |
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On 17 Nov 2005 21:51:29 -0800, wrote:
Cyli wrote: There were no important details, Sally / Barry. Take my word for it. Sorry, you'll actually have to point out something I said and argue against it. Not if I regard what you said as unworthy of discussion and you as an unworthy person to discuss things. Cyli r.bc: vixen. Minnow goddess. Speaker to squirrels. Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless. http://www.visi.com/~cyli email: lid (strip the .invalid to email) |
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So whats the game? It didn't sell over at talk.politics.animal, so you
posted it here to see if you could get a rise? http://tinyurl.com/cp2zw --riverman |
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wrote in message Sorry, you'll actually have to point out something I said and argue against it. Don't you think it's good to know that ice could anesthetize fish? Do you think that fish suffer when they're dying after being caught? dude, you've spent the better part of a day making it perfectly clear that you have no clue what we do, and how. Perhaps an ice bucket to anesthetize you before you babble more might be an idea....no, wait, this thread is too much fun, and the weekend reading might be priceless!g Tom |
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riverman wrote:
So whats the game? It didn't sell over at talk.politics.animal, so you posted it here to see if you could get a rise? I'm not looking for a rise. I'm just posting it in appropriate newsgroups. I think there might be one more, but cross-posting is frowned upon, and I've been rethinking the ideas about what's least painful. Maybe I'd ice the fish, then cut of it's head while it's alive, but I don't think that's what Sarah Fox suggested (I wish Google Groups would let me review the thread as I'm replying). Too bad there's no official word on what's best. And yes, I give insects at least a little thought too. If I squish them, I squish them extra hard, and I still wonder if I'm doing the right thing. I wish that was seen as too cruel rather than too bug-loving. I won't worry about plants until I hear that they might suffer. |
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wrote in message ups.com... Wolfgang wrote: wrote in message ups.com... I didn't have catch and release fisherman or wading in mind. Or much of anything else, for that matter. I doubt that ANYONE here believes that. Certainly nobody who matters. Well, that raises an interesting question. Who among us really does matter? I mean, I'm perfectly willing to concede your point......nobody who believes what I say matters. But then we find ourselves in the rather peculiar position of having to admit that there are particular people who are worth less than ANY fish, ALL of which we KNOW matter, else why would we be concerned about easing their path into that good night, right? But wait! Common sense dictates that agreeing with me on one minor issue (after all, the nature, volume, condition, or psig of what resides between your ears is not likely to be regarded as an issue of great import by any thinking person) can hardly be the only test by which an individual's worth can be determined. There must be someone....somewhere....who isn't even aware of what I think about all of this. So, what test shall we apply in these cases? I sure wish you would help me out here. Maybe you could make formal introductions. That's always helped a lot in social encounters in my experience. Maybe you should re-read the replies in this thread. There's nothing remotely formal about it. Exactly! That's my point! In all of these casual encounters, nobody pays much attention to the time honored niceties of the ettiquette of killing precisely because they ARE casual. It's just another example of the pervasive erosion of civility that follows inevitably from the blithe acceptance of an increasingly permissive society. I swear to you that if you would simply bend your considerable intellect and energies to the formal introduction of fishermen (and women, let us not forget) to their partners in this dance of death (the fish, in case you've lost track) you would see an immediate difference. Implausible it may seem, but I wouldn't be a bit surprised if, once they got to know one another as individuals, they didn't soon cease these senseless hostilities and, recognizing one another's worth, decided to have crumpets together instead. If my posts don't apply to the fisherman here, We'll ask him......as soon as he arrives. You see, he isn't actually here right now. As a matter of fact, we haven't heard much from him at all lately. We're starting to get a little worried. :( they're still fishing related. Who could doubt it? Has anyone said they are not? If so, name the bounder and I will personally see to it that he is severely chastized and/or rebuked. Maybe people should pass on the information instead of calling me sandwich names. Well, not to put too fine a point on it, but I think just about everyone here has already passed on the information. That's sort of what they've been trying to tell you. Oh, and a rube is not a sandwich......you're probably confusing it with a Reuben. As for riverman's comments below (if you're reading this by date), I'm actually reading this by candlelight, but I don't think that should make a great deal of difference. Please, do go on. you'd think I was asking people to actually go out of their way for something. Just put some freaking ice in the water and you could prevent the pain of suffocation, or club the fish. Actually, you ARE asking people to go out of their way. Streamside ice machines may be a common feature where you live, but here in the upper Great Lakes region they just haven't caught on.......yet. As things stand (by date) a fisherman (or woman) here would have to walk all the way out of the stream, climb up an often slippery bank (the stairs are typically in a terrible state of repair due to budget cuts), and stumble around in the woods for miles and hours searching for the nearest ice. Well, actually, it's not all that bad in the winter......but in July or August scaling the fish would be moot by the time a sufficent quantity of ice could be found. And THEN there's still the problem of carrying sufficient loose change to plug into the machine.....IF it's even working! That's all I'm saying. It's enough.....believe me. Um......oh yeah, I guess that puts us right back where we started, huh? Actually, I wasn't even saying anyone should do that until I was attacked. Attacked? Oh, dear Sparky, you ain't seen nuthin' yet. :) I was just mentioning that someone said it works. Oh.....well.....if that's all...... Wolfgang |
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wrote in message oups.com... ...I won't worry about plants until I hear that they might suffer. I can hear broccoli scream when I drop it in boiling water. This is why I always put it in ice cold water and then heat it very slowly over a low flame. It takes an hour or so for it to come to a boil. The broccoli never knows what hits it. :) Baby lima beans cry when I eat their parents. :( Wolfgang |
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"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message ... Dave (who has yet to devour one of his offspring) Neptune......being ironic. :) Wolfgang goya knew. |
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Wolfgang wrote:
wrote in message ups.com... Wolfgang wrote: wrote in message groups.com... I didn't have catch and release fisherman or wading in mind. Or much of anything else, for that matter. I doubt that ANYONE here believes that. Certainly nobody who matters. Well, that raises an interesting question. Who among us really does matter? I mean, I'm perfectly willing to concede your point......nobody who believes what I say matters. But then we find ourselves in the rather peculiar position of having to admit that there are particular people who are worth less than ANY fish, ALL of which we KNOW matter, else why would we be concerned about easing their path into that good night, right? But wait! Common sense dictates that agreeing with me on one minor issue (after all, the nature, volume, condition, or psig of what resides between your ears is not likely to be regarded as an issue of great import by any thinking person) can hardly be the only test by which an individual's worth can be determined. There must be someone....somewhere....who isn't even aware of what I think about all of this. So, what test shall we apply in these cases? I sure wish you would help me out here. Maybe you could make formal introductions. That's always helped a lot in social encounters in my experience. Maybe you should re-read the replies in this thread. There's nothing remotely formal about it. Exactly! That's my point! In all of these casual encounters, nobody pays much attention to the time honored niceties of the ettiquette of killing precisely because they ARE casual. It's just another example of the pervasive erosion of civility that follows inevitably from the blithe acceptance of an increasingly permissive society. I swear to you that if you would simply bend your considerable intellect and energies to the formal introduction of fishermen (and women, let us not forget) to their partners in this dance of death (the fish, in case you've lost track) you would see an immediate difference. Implausible it may seem, but I wouldn't be a bit surprised if, once they got to know one another as individuals, they didn't soon cease these senseless hostilities and, recognizing one another's worth, decided to have crumpets together instead. If my posts don't apply to the fisherman here, We'll ask him......as soon as he arrives. You see, he isn't actually here right now. As a matter of fact, we haven't heard much from him at all lately. We're starting to get a little worried. :( they're still fishing related. Who could doubt it? Has anyone said they are not? If so, name the bounder and I will personally see to it that he is severely chastized and/or rebuked. Maybe people should pass on the information instead of calling me sandwich names. Well, not to put too fine a point on it, but I think just about everyone here has already passed on the information. That's sort of what they've been trying to tell you. Oh, and a rube is not a sandwich......you're probably confusing it with a Reuben. As for riverman's comments below (if you're reading this by date), I'm actually reading this by candlelight, but I don't think that should make a great deal of difference. Please, do go on. you'd think I was asking people to actually go out of their way for something. Just put some freaking ice in the water and you could prevent the pain of suffocation, or club the fish. Actually, you ARE asking people to go out of their way. Streamside ice machines may be a common feature where you live, but here in the upper Great Lakes region they just haven't caught on.......yet. As things stand (by date) a fisherman (or woman) here would have to walk all the way out of the stream, climb up an often slippery bank (the stairs are typically in a terrible state of repair due to budget cuts), and stumble around in the woods for miles and hours searching for the nearest ice. Well, actually, it's not all that bad in the winter......but in July or August scaling the fish would be moot by the time a sufficent quantity of ice could be found. And THEN there's still the problem of carrying sufficient loose change to plug into the machine.....IF it's even working! That's all I'm saying. It's enough.....believe me. Um......oh yeah, I guess that puts us right back where we started, huh? Actually, I wasn't even saying anyone should do that until I was attacked. Attacked? Oh, dear Sparky, you ain't seen nuthin' yet. :) I was just mentioning that someone said it works. Oh.....well.....if that's all...... Wolfgang Never argue with a fool. Others might not be able to tell the difference. -- Cut "to the chase" for my email address. |
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"rw" wrote in message k.net... Never argue with a fool. Others might not be able to tell the difference. Hee, hee, hee. Wolfgang wondering what descriptive label one might profitably apply to one who WILL NOT learn. :) |
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jeffc wrote:
... The fish went from stringer to cleaning table and immediately into the bucket, still alive but without their flesh. jeez...you haven't been married long enough to be writing stuff like that. wait a few more years and you'll be in the "still alive but without their soul" stage. jeff (who'd be amazed to see a fleshless fish swimmin in a bucket...but who has seen numerous mindless humans who shoulda been "skinned".) |
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"Jeff Miller" wrote in message news:Fwjff.25141$0l5.14998@dukeread06... jeffc wrote: ... The fish went from stringer to cleaning table and immediately into the bucket, still alive but without their flesh. jeez...you haven't been married long enough to be writing stuff like that. wait a few more years and you'll be in the "still alive but without their soul" stage. jeff (who'd be amazed to see a fleshless fish swimmin in a bucket...but who has seen numerous mindless humans who shoulda been "skinned".) I once saw a gutless fish swimming.....well, finning and holding it's position in a stream. Wolfgang who will forego commenting on the too too obvious human parallels. :) |
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wrote in message oups.com... Cyli wrote: THE FISH COME OUT OF WATER THAT"S GOT ICE IN IT, DOLT. Since it's a catch and release season, they go right back in the water. And swim happily away. You can't kill a trout by dumping it in ice water. You can do a mercy kill on the fish from your aquarium that way, as they're mostly tropicals, but not sturdy, hardy northern fish. The reason you're getting answers that lack respect is that you deserve them. You're neither respectable in your views of fish and fishing nor respectful of others. Go now. Again, I need an example of my disrespect. Remember to consider what I'm replying to. Catch and release isn't what I had in mind, so maybe this doesn't apply. For other fishing, the ice is meant to anesthetize the fish, as it says in the original post. If a fish won't stay in the icy container you put it in, then it won't work, though I'm thinking you can cover it or use a deep container. If it doesn't work, that doesn't make me a dolt. It make me someone who wants to prevent thousands of cases of suffering per day, and the lack of support here, and lack of complaints about people like you makes this newsgroup suck. Thousands of cases of suffering....? This group sucks - for you , because this is the wrong group to talk about killing fish. john |
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jeffc wrote:
... The fish went from stringer to cleaning table and immediately into the bucket, still alive but without their flesh. Jeff Miller wrote: jeez...you haven't been married long enough to be writing stuff like that. wait a few more years and you'll be in the "still alive but without their soul" stage. Cold, cold, cold. Good thing my coffee cooled down because that would have been a painful splork. Still wondering why people are messing with this troll. -- Stan Gula http://gula.org/roffswaps (hairy little flies, and some big ones too, but no soup sandwiches for you!) |
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I think its because either he is either the most clueless person we've
ever encountered on this newsgroup or we are being toyed with by greatness. If its the former, its kinda like poking an anthill with a stick (black ants, not red). If its the latter, I want to be his agent. Frank Reid |
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I'm not looking for a rise. I'm just posting it in appropriate newsgroups. I think there might be one more, but cross-posting is frowned upon, and I've been rethinking the ideas about what's least painful. Trust me, there are plenty of other groups that would just love to read your original troll. Well, lookee here, I found a thread that might interest you. Too bad it's old: http://makeashorterlink.com/?U22B42E2C Maybe I'd ice the fish, then cut of it's head while it's alive, but I don't think that's what Sarah Fox suggested (I wish Google Groups would let me review the thread as I'm replying). Too bad there's no official word on what's best. "Officials" have better things to do than sit around and wonder if baby fishes are traumatized when mama and papa fish are taken away, or if a fish would prefer to be thrown in a bucket of ice water. A question for you: Did you know that big fish eat little fish? And yes, I give insects at least a little thought too. If I squish them, I squish them extra hard, and I still wonder if I'm doing the right thing. I wish that was seen as too cruel rather than too bug-loving. I won't worry about plants until I hear that they might suffer. I always put my tomatoes in an ice water bath as soon as I pull them from the vine. You just can't be too careful these days. Chuck Vance (supporting a kinder, gentler salad) |
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"Stan Gula" wrote in message news:hxkff.15618$Sb.2306@trndny06... ...Still wondering why people are messing with this troll. Mallory.....the mountain.....all that. :) Wolfgang |
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On 18 Nov 2005 05:26:09 -0800, "Frank Reid"
wrote: I think its because either he is either the most clueless person we've ever encountered on this newsgroup or we are being toyed with by greatness. If its the former, its kinda like poking an anthill with a stick (black ants, not red). If its the latter, I want to be his agent. Um, assuming it to be only one or the other, what difference does it make as far as all the conversation/arguing with and/or "explaining things" to good ol' Barry the compassionate? "Barry" got what "he" wanted the instant anything was taken (even the least bit) seriously...and speaking of clueless, let's look back, shall we? wiggly picture-wiggly picture-wiggly picture "I found this on the web, but it's not there anymore for anyone to check or anything. I don't really fish...well, except a couple times and there was this high-dollar eel...anyway, so I thought I'd preserve this venerable scre...er, treatise somehow, and so, TA-DA!!! HERE I IS!!!" (picture a transsexual with an ice chest full of fish popping out of a cake if it'll help - it probably won't...) And thus, spaketh the Lord, the battle was joined - Extra Consonants 12,945:1-3 "And amongeth them were brave ROFFian soldiers who stepped uppeth to engageth, correct and otherwiseth educateth the interloper..." Might I suggest yet a third possibility? Have you considered clueless versus clueless? Not naming any names, mind you, merely suggesting the concept for your consideration.... HTH (no, really), R |
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"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message ... Ah, yes. I can see it now. Mama Trout watching her eggs turn into iddy biddy fishes and she says to Dada Trout. "Oh, look. She has your ears and my eyes and nose. We'll name her Henrietta after you and me." Tobiko! http://www.origamirestaurant.com/sus...ned_tobiko.jpg guys are making me hungry now. -tom |
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barry wrote ... Daniel-San wrote: barry wrote... All I know about fly fishing is that you need little hairy things called flies. I didn't have catch and release fisherman or wading in mind. Hairy things? WTF? What's wrong with being a little more hairy than the next guy? Jeez. Now I'm gonna be used to catch a fish.... Berry, you're a nutjob....And, while I'm a layman, I'd really suggest that you get some therapy. What are you talking about? I think I've seen "flies" sold for fishing, and I thought they were hairy. Yeah, like these: http://www.sea-ex.com/simkan/gallery.htm Boysen, That's called sarcasm. Admittedly a rather weak version thereof, but sarcasm nonetheless. As far as trolls go, I have to give you some credit. Even the legendary Vandetroll on RB usually only replies once or twice to his diatribes. Then he calls everyone a liar and loses interest. You, OTOH, have some staying power. You've replied to almost everyone. Impressive. You either feign ignorance in order to promulgate this 'ice is nicer' line, or you truly are ignorant. Either way, you're a nutjob. Go find a PETA meeting and talk about fish families. Someone there will surely give you a shoulder to cry on. Maybe more. Just be careful -- given the author of your OP, you never know what you'll find. Dan "I know all I need to know about the Crying Game.... " |
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"Wolfgang" wrote in message ... wrote in message oups.com... ...I won't worry about plants until I hear that they might suffer. I can hear broccoli scream when I drop it in boiling water. This is why I always put it in ice cold water and then heat it very slowly over a low flame. It takes an hour or so for it to come to a boil. The broccoli never knows what hits it. :) Baby lima beans cry when I eat their parents. :( Wolfgang I tried to hard boil an egg in the microwave. When it blew, grown chickens were weeping.... john |
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I tried to hard boil an egg in the microwave. When it blew, grown chickens were weeping.... Babykiller! Chuck Vance |
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Well Tom, seems like you're just trying to stir the controversy pot.
There are some that enjoy tobiko and others, namely most of the catch and release fishermen here in this group that thinks tobiko is unethical and would rather just head out in the stream and go fish. Its a Roe V. Wade kinda thing. Frank Reid (who's been waiting years for this opportunity) |
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"Frank Reid" wrote in message ups.com... Well Tom, seems like you're just trying to stir the controversy pot. There are some that enjoy tobiko and others, namely most of the catch and release fishermen here in this group that thinks tobiko is unethical and would rather just head out in the stream and go fish. Its a Roe V. Wade kinda thing. Frank Reid (who's been waiting years for this opportunity) Frank, I'm sending Senator D. Feinstein (D) to awake you in your deepest sleep to discuss this matter on Roe vs. Wade. Make sure you have a good fresh catch on hand, cause she loves raw fish. btw, the spell check for tobiko is tobacco. -tom |
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Frank Reid wrote: Its a Roe V. Wade kinda thing. What does evacuating New Orleans have to do with this? |
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"Wayne Knight" wrote in message ups.com... Frank Reid wrote: Its a Roe V. Wade kinda thing. What does evacuating New Orleans have to do with this? It was Miss V. Roe who had to wade out to the rescue team when her house was flooded in New Orleans. -tom |
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I must thank you all for making my argument that the industry can't
effectively self-regulate or even be trusted to provide guidelines for the least painful method of handling fish. I'll be using this in the future. |
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On Fri, 18 Nov 2005 07:01:08 -0800, "Tom Nakashima"
wrote: Tobiko! http://www.origamirestaurant.com/sus...ned_tobiko.jpg guys are making me hungry now. While stationed 15 miles west of Yokohama in the 50s, I ate sushi before it became a popular U.S. dish, and yes, that included the eggs. But my favorite Japanese food was pizza from the Marko Polo Restaurant in Chinatown, Yokohama, with its "mystery" meat on top. It was supposed to be pepperoni, but it only *resembled* pepperoni. It was the only pizza joint in Yokohama. |
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