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Apr 5th 2011 | 2:27 am

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fish.01

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Re: Anyone concerned about eating fish in the future

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Originally Posted by Pollyana

It must show what a sad life I have these days when I get excited at someone mentioning that kind of thing on BE

maybe you could host a BE weather lecture for friday nights at 7:30...I can hold the new baby and type on the iPad no problem.

Apr 5th 2011 | 7:49 am

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commonwealth

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Re: Anyone concerned about eating fish in the future

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Originally Posted by DeadVim

It comes very low down on my list of things to worry about.

Somewhere deep under 'Am I getting enough calcium?'.

with milk at $1 a litre it's a shame not to have enough calcium these days

Apr 5th 2011 | 7:53 am

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Pollyana

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Re: Anyone concerned about eating fish in the future

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Originally Posted by fish.01

maybe you could host a BE weather lecture for friday nights at 7:30...I can hold the new baby and type on the iPad no problem.

Its an idea.........have to canvas a few people on here and see how much (little

) interest there is.......I can see a lot of people discovering they have visits from long lost relatives/lawns to mow/paint to watch drying...........

Apr 5th 2011 | 8:00 am

#34

commonwealth

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Re: Anyone concerned about eating fish in the future

i'd be more worried about heavy metals mercury etc contaminating the fish

Apr 5th 2011 | 9:08 am

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Rambi

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Re: Anyone concerned about eating fish in the future

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Originally Posted by DeadVim

'k knows, I've only just considered it.

It was such a dull thought I consigned it to history along with what 'Low GI' and 'The Southern Oscillation Index' means.

What about the 'South Atlantic Anomaly'?

Apr 5th 2011 | 10:37 am

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Re: Anyone concerned about eating fish in the future

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Originally Posted by Pollyana

Its an idea.........have to canvas a few people on here and see how much (little

) interest there is.......I can see a lot of people discovering they have visits from long lost relatives/lawns to mow/paint to watch drying...........

I'm more likely to go visit the mother.

Apr 5th 2011 | 4:54 pm

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Pollyana

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Re: Anyone concerned about eating fish in the future

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I'm more likely to go visit the mother.

Apr 5th 2011 | 5:38 pm

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DeadVim

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Re: Anyone concerned about eating fish in the future

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Originally Posted by commonwealth

with milk at $1 a litre it's a shame not to have enough calcium these days

True, I'll buy an extra pint this week.

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Originally Posted by Rambi

What about the 'South Atlantic Anomaly'?

Their first album was OK but the energy was missing from their second, and final, effort.

Apr 5th 2011 | 7:21 pm

#39

Pollyana

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Re: Anyone concerned about eating fish in the future

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Originally Posted by DeadVim

True, I'll buy an extra pint this week.

Their first album was OK but the energy was missing from their second, and final, effort.

It had probably dissipated due to the amount of wind sheer present in the area

Apr 5th 2011 | 11:12 pm

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Re: Anyone concerned about eating fish in the future

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Originally Posted by fish.01

maybe you could host a BE weather lecture for friday nights at 7:30...I can hold the new baby and type on the iPad no problem.

You might be in danger of the baby crapping and vomiting on your iPad .... oh hang on.

That explains alot

JTL

Apr 6th 2011 | 12:22 am

#41

DeadVim

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Re: Anyone concerned about eating fish in the future

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Originally Posted by Pollyana

It had probably dissipated due to the amount of wind sheer present in the area

I wish there was some wind shear around our dog at the moment ... I have experienced some toxic wind in my time but this is intolerable.

I never thought sharing a tent with 3 blokes after a drunken curry night would be beaten for chemical warfare but this is intolerable ...