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Ken Fortenberry wrote: wrote: The strongest fresh water fighters are, I think, Channel Catfish. ... No, not even close, the strongest fighters in fresh water are the humongous striped bass below the Guntersville Dam on the Tennessee River, but we were talking about hardest fighting freshwater fish *pound-for-pound* and I'll still go with the bluegill. It's really no contest. If bluegill grew to 5 pounds regularly, nobody would bother with bass... ..... and if they grew to 20 pounds, there would be no sal****er sportfishing... -- "What it all comes to is that the whole structure of space flight as it stands now is creaking, obsolecent, over-elaborate, decaying. The field is static; no, worse than that, it's losing ground. By this time, our ships ought to be sleeker and faster, and able to carry bigger payloads. We ought to have done away with this dichotomy between ships that can land on a planet, and ships that can fly from one planet to another." - Senator Bliss Wagoner James Blish - _They Shall Have Stars_ |
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