Tsunami Fish

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  1. Phil A

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    Nah... the tsunami? That sounds fishy to me.[hr]
    Nope... the jokes arent getting any better :DOH:
     
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    I thought I read about loads of sardines showing up in S Francisco last week some time, and that was before the Japanese earthquake.:scratch:
     
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    I understand why people might connect the incidents to the tsunami but why would a tsunami cause the fish to do that?:scratch:
     
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    Codswallop

    Sorry, couldnt help myself :help:
     
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    This isn't the plaice for that sort of remark :heehee:
     
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    anyway, enough of the fish jokes... got bored of them now...

    so am I herring this correct? A tsunami has caused this? Bet them basstards in Mexico are stocking up for others to perchase at a high price. They'll make a fortuna

    Oh for gods shake im doing it again :DOH: Mi nnow when ive gone to far. If I dont stop i'm going to get kicked trout of this forum.

    But please dont snapper at me, its an eelness ive got

    :cry3:
     
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    You're starting to flounder luke :help:
     
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    I personally feel we should Kipper a lid on this as I've just about Haddock enough:P
     
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    :loll: :loll: :loll: :loll: :loll:

    Its ok, ive just taken my pills... I'll stop now
     
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    You try and post something serious.......

    Oh for Codsake:DOH: I'm just going to clam up now, can't winkle any more sense out of you hard of herring lot.
     
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    I'll send some in the post :WINK1:
     
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    I think I need them, I keep trying to mussel in. Not that i'm going to pout about it like some sort of loan shark, otherwise we'd be having a whale of a time.
     
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    Your right... you really DO need some pills... shocking!

    Imagine a Whale being a fish... honestly :WINK1: :heehee:

    :dbgrtmb:
     
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    Of course, the whale is not a fish, its a Dipsicacea, a type of teasle.
     
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