11-27-08, 10:37 AM
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BassFishin.Com Veteran Member
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Word of Caution
Our hill people are not eating fish nor wild life this thanksgiving day. There is a poster down at the public square stating that our lakes, ponds and rivers are full of Dihydrogen monoxide. I caught two coons in our trap last week down by our pond, Polly carried one to the lab where she works and had it unzipped and dissected and it was ok for consumption. So I’m telling you guys to be careful too, cause this diehydrogen monoxide is in your lakes and rivers too. Just a word of caution, have your Turkey checked and enjoy the Holiday. Polly Ann and Carpy
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11-27-08, 10:58 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Jacksonville Florida
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That stuff is bad. Colorless and Odorless.......And they still get away with putting it in all kinds of food......
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