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riverman November 18th, 2005 03:20 PM

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This is a pretty good news group

We got an insect rights activist on the other thread who'll disagree
with ya.

--riverman


Conan The Librarian November 18th, 2005 03:39 PM

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No left turn wrote:

Hey Conan L,

I am still here, just reading.

- The comment that the idea is a problem in search of a solution, no
wait, a solution in search of a problem, is my favorite.
Pretty accurate. Dang.


Glad to see you've got a good attitude about it.

- There are some soft plastics on the market now that claim to be bio
degradable, that's what got me curious about hooks.

- Also I wanted to see how many folks can think "outside the box" . And
you never know, sometimes the 'net can really pull ideas together.


Oh this group can definitely do that. I think the responses to this
thread and the "humane way to clean fish" thread are evidence of that. :-)

This is a pretty good news group


Just wait until Ken sees that you are top-posting.


Chuck Vance (but don't worry about Ken ... his bark is worse than
his bite :-)

Kevin Vang November 18th, 2005 04:03 PM

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In article , says...
I'm starting to wonder if this whole thread was spam, as our OP
seems to have disappeared altogether.



No, spam is unwanted commercial advertising. It might have been
trolling, which is intentionally stirring up an argument. I don't
think he/she was a troll, though, because he/she seemed perfectly
sincere in his/her mindboggling ignorance.

Kevin
(Who has the cluebat this week, anyway?)

Kevin Vang November 18th, 2005 04:11 PM

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In article ,
says...

No, spam is unwanted commercial advertising. It might have been


Damn, I thought I was in that other thread spawned by a clueless
idiot. Sorry about that.

Kevin,
who is taking a lot of cold medication lately.

Jeff Miller November 19th, 2005 12:04 PM

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No left turn wrote:


- There are some soft plastics on the market now that claim to be bio
degradable, that's what got me curious about hooks.


are you talking about the "gulps"(?) lures? just heard about them
recently...they are supposed to dissolve completely in 3 days. don't
know what the newly dissolved matter is...

jeff

Wolfgang November 19th, 2005 12:38 PM

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"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
news:qwEff.33320$0l5.1902@dukeread06...
No left turn wrote:


- There are some soft plastics on the market now that claim to be bio
degradable, that's what got me curious about hooks.


are you talking about the "gulps"(?) lures? just heard about them
recently...they are supposed to dissolve completely in 3 days. don't know
what the newly dissolved matter is...


I recall hearing or reading something about starches sometime in the last
couple of years. Becky is very fond of a candy confection called "gummi
bears" (so fond that she occasionally hands the bag to me and tells me to
hide them......to be doled out,sparingly, upon request). They actually come
in a variety of shapes, including worms. I don't know for a fact what they
are made of, but I'd bet a shiny new nickel that corn starch (or some other
common food starch) is very high on the list of ingredients. Replace the
sugar and citric acid with something redolent of real worms or some other
fishy treat and voila! I guess a day or three would be about right for
complete dissolution.

Wolfgang



Mike Connor November 19th, 2005 06:27 PM

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"Wolfgang" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
SNIP
I recall hearing or reading something about starches sometime in the last
couple of years. Becky is very fond of a candy confection called "gummi
bears" (so fond that she occasionally hands the bag to me and tells me to
hide them......to be doled out,sparingly, upon request). They actually
come in a variety of shapes, including worms. I don't know for a fact
what they are made of, but I'd bet a shiny new nickel that corn starch (or
some other common food starch) is very high on the list of ingredients.
Replace the sugar and citric acid with something redolent of real worms or
some other fishy treat and voila! I guess a day or three would be about
right for complete dissolution.

Wolfgang


http://www.gummibaeren-forschung.de/.../jellybear.htm

Perhaps this will be of interest as well
http://www.naturkost.de/produc/p11703.htm

TL
MC



Wolfgang November 19th, 2005 08:02 PM

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"Mike Connor" wrote in message
...


http://www.gummibaeren-forschung.de/.../jellybear.htm


"Nicola Döring's research on the "Sexual Fantasies of the Jelly-Bears"
offers insight into one of the darker areas. First, she collected different
types of fantasies. Second, she analysed the reasons for having those
fantasies."

Hee, hee, hee.

Perhaps this will be of interest as well
http://www.naturkost.de/produc/p11703.htm


Looks like I'd have lost that nickel. :)

Wolfgang



asadi November 21st, 2005 07:14 PM

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"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
news:qwEff.33320$0l5.1902@dukeread06...
No left turn wrote:


- There are some soft plastics on the market now that claim to be bio
degradable, that's what got me curious about hooks.


are you talking about the "gulps"(?) lures? just heard about them
recently...they are supposed to dissolve completely in 3 days. don't know
what the newly dissolved matter is...

jeff


I read somewhere that sperm has a 72 hour life span in the ..well, you
know...

john



riverman November 22nd, 2005 12:11 AM

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asadi wrote:
I read somewhere that sperm has a 72 hour life span in the ..well, you
know...

john


In the JOHN?? More than I wanted to know, thanks.

--riverman



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