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Some pos(t)er stomped HisHer foot and pouted:
"How could others not find preventing the pain of suffocation and being scaled alive through a DAMN EASY METHOD important! You all have the power to prevent is, but most of you don't seem to want to lift a finger to get a bucket of ice for the fish, or like the original post said--use a scaling board and cut off the fish's head first." Well, soupsandwich, for starters most of us here are catch and release fisherman. Secondarily, when you are standing up to your balls (its just an expression, don't get your panties in a knot) in a river, 'lifting a finger to get a bucket of ice for the fish' is laughable. Thirdly, I don't keep a scaling board hanging off of my fly fishing vest. Fourthly, being the guy who CAUSED the poor fish family to have to hold sunday services for its poor departed cousin, it seems rather incongruous to also be the one who dons surgical gloves and does fishy mouth to mouth and brings flowers to ease its pain. How many fish do you think die of old age, peacefully in their sleep? --riverman |
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