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Location: Garrison, Mn | sworrall - 7/23/2014 3:26 PM
I have consumed so much fish that when it gets hot outside, I am 2" taller. When it's 30 below I am 5" shorter.
That's pretty good. Took me two reads to get it. So essentially you saying eating fish has the same effect on the body as being married  |
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Location: Maple Grove, MN | There was a time when I thought the mercury thing was a bit overblown. But then I learned what mercury poisoning can do to a person. Its a tough thing to deal with because mercury basically interferes with one's nervous system.. The more poisoning, the more nervous system problems. It causes death only in extreme cases and one would have to eat a lot of high mercury fish, such as swordfish or kingfish, to get to that point. It can clear out over time, but it takes a while. The thing is that it really doesn't take a lot of mercury to cause problems. That is why the DNR puts out the fish consumption advisories,
But whatever. Feel free to learn the hard way like I did. |
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| Here is a great link for anyone who wants to eat a muskie.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiMejD_iuqM
P.S. If you or your family members resemble any of the people in this video, you have more than Mercury poisoning to worry about. |
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| Haha nice video. Those guys and their pictures were cracking me up. |
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| esoxaddict - 7/20/2014 11:56 AM
Seems like less work to just go out in the garage and hit yourself in the head with a hammer.
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| some die no matter how hard you try to revive ...baked in a tin foil envelope with fresh herbs and a little lemon...taste great |
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