And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Saturday, December 3, 2016
I like my fish pink
Halibut madness. It was speculated that the reason this flatfish is pink is that he is eating salmon roe bait that has washed down from the rivers. I think he's pink because he's the piscine version of the panther.
Ugh. I hate pink. Especially pepto pink. I hate products geared towards women that are pink. Blue or black or yellow tools work just as well. Probably cheaper too.
Wonder if it's from eating brine shrimp, or salmon eggs dye. Would be interesting to know what fish & game's necropsy said about it, as it was sent to them.
The scientists thought it was salmon eggs dye, but dang, in that big 'ol sea, it's hard to imagine he could eat that much loose bait. Trout can get red meat from their diet, and they usually get that way from eating tiny shrimp like creatures. I'd bet that's the explanation here.
That's completely weird. BUT it's politically correct during breast cancer awareness month.
ReplyDeleteUgh. I hate pink. Especially pepto pink. I hate products geared towards women that are pink. Blue or black or yellow tools work just as well. Probably cheaper too.
ReplyDeleteI think he's gay...
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Wonder if it's from eating brine shrimp, or salmon eggs dye. Would be interesting to know what fish & game's necropsy said about it, as it was sent to them.
ReplyDeleteThe scientists thought it was salmon eggs dye, but dang, in that big 'ol sea, it's hard to imagine he could eat that much loose bait. Trout can get red meat from their diet, and they usually get that way from eating tiny shrimp like creatures. I'd bet that's the explanation here.
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