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all in

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Let me tell you. Something looks awful fishy with this truck!

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Who needs that many fish? Ridiculous!

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The restaurant I ate at last night served about 40 people all the same fish dish and used about half that amount. I suspect that a lot went for fertilizer. Freezers were not available at the time but the fish could have been dried.

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Something fishy going on!

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Ford promotional event. Ford truck month. By a new Ford pickup and get 4 dozen large mouth bass.

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With the depression going on I suspect not one of those fish went to waste. Salted down if not shared and eaten right away.

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We used to can them in a pressure cooker. You could eat bones and all.

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Missus Laura Lillian rescued every stray cat in Roslyn Heights, then expanded her sweeps to all of Nassau County, and on occasion, Queens Borough. Good thing her brother Longstreet Lillian was an avid angler.

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Lotta cleaning

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had a tin of sardines other day... ate 'em, lil bones n all! https://fonts.gstatic.com/s/e/notoem...0/1f60b/32.png

must have been a swell day for fishn' n catchn'! <><

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i have done a day's catch of crappie like that before... cooking while cleaning, some into refer, the rest to freezer! :)

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Can you imagine what that truck smells like??? It'd be like driving around in a Red Lobster kitchen! Yuch!!!
M.