In my warped view of the world of marketing, I noticed a disturbing trend while in Trader Joe's last week. We were looking for frozen fish and I noticed a large selection of battered cod. I had no idea that spousal abuse was such an issue amongst seafood denizens, nor was I aware of the blatant degree of exploitation at TJ's, selling these poor creatures for the profit they bring in.
Of course, I am also the guy who buys dolphin-free tuna just because I don't want to pay extra for dolphin, so if it is free, as in no charge, so much the better.
Tom Schildhouse 66
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Battered cod?? Ya know........My line was the fish business......... I worked for scale, they never harbored the thought of docking me because I was always lake on porpoise. It all started whale I was enrolled in my dolphin class, I was tuna my bass fiddle and my friend was stringing my carp, and he was hard of herring, because his spouse with the wave of her finger-snail, clammed off one of his ears.......it landed in Lake Erie; beach me how it happened, shore I didn't believe it......her lips always smelt of liquor, she was an ale-wife and did it for the halibut.........
Tom Thomas MPHS 6?
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Oh, you guys are hurting me...
Ron Veenstra 65
There is something fishy about this dialogue.
Craig Hullinger 66
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Reminds of a horse I once that loved to run in the rain. No matter what others may call her, she'll always be mudder to me.
Tom Schildhouse
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Jeeze.....no one mentioned Mr. H's aquarium duet......he sang 1st tuna.....I sang bass....... ...
Ron Robertson
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As a singer Craig, I think you've haddock. Tom Schildhouse
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Will Hepburn
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Now, if he could just stop singing so shark.........
Ron Robertson
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Or, perhaps, sing an octopus lower..... ...
Will Hepburn
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Ron Robertson
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Judy, Are you sayin it is starting to stink a bit...
Ron Veenstra
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Fin-ally!!! Tom Schildhouse
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There is something fishy about this dialogue.
"Home, home in the Sea,
Where Seldom is Heard, a Discouraging Word,
Cause Fishes Can't talk anyway."
Excerpt of the song sung by Larry Habschmidt 66 and I in a "talent ?" show at Mt Greenwood Grade School. We were dressed in puppet costumes with our head protruding from a curtain with small bodies and arms which moved by wires we controlled.
Craig Hullinger 66
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Reminds of a horse I once that loved to run in the rain. No matter what others may call her, she'll always be mudder to me.
Tom Schildhouse
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Jeeze.....no one mentioned Mr. H's aquarium duet......he sang 1st tuna.....I sang bass....... ...
Ron Robertson
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As a singer Craig, I think you've haddock. Tom Schildhouse
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Will Hepburn
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Now, if he could just stop singing so shark.........
Ron Robertson
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Or, perhaps, sing an octopus lower..... ...
Will Hepburn
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Ron Robertson
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Judy, Are you sayin it is starting to stink a bit...
Ron Veenstra
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Fin-ally!!! Tom Schildhouse
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Like house guests who stay over three days, our fish stories are starting to take on an undesirable odor.
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Like house guests who stay over three days, our fish stories are starting to take on an undesirable odor.
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