by justinhenry

Question by : Why do I keep hearing that black Africa the way it is because of the “Evil White man”?
As in “The White man stole our gold and diamonds”, those are just trinkets. The White man didn’t steal their farm land, water, sunshine, ETC. Black Africa is the way it is because it is full of Africans same as Haiti, Detroit, St. Louis, New Orleans, ETC. now. “Give an African a fish, he will eat for a day, teach him to fish, he will eat the bait”….Read that last line again carefully. Yes 2 things I will get here “Your Grammar sucks” #2, I am going to crybaby to Yahoo about you Fred.

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Answer by bluff mike
Right on. South Africa was described in the Australian news as “crime ridden”. Ozzies, there for the soccer tourney, were robbed while in their $ 230-per-night hotel room by gun toting blacks. Inside job, you say?

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Question by Sarah Townen: We have had a community tank before, we are re-establishing it, please help! ?
He have a 50 gallon fresh water tank
We’ve had one before, just re-establishing it

We’ve let it cycle etc etc

Currenly we have:
6 red eye tetra
6 serpae
1 clown loach
2 clown pleco

we want to add colour colour and more colour

we want to add
20 cardinals (we’ve had them before, quite like them)

we also want to add more colourful ones
BUT we never have any luck with guppies
we fell in love with these yellow Ram Viel tetras BUT we found out we have to feed them blood worms. we are just wanting to feed all the fish the same stuff

what do you think about us adding
6 swordtail (i think that’s the name, they look like molly’s but with a cool tail) tetra
any other suggestions would be great
we are aiming for colour and keeping the food all the same

right now we use:
“NUTRAFUN, color enhancing flake food for all tropical fish”
this food has worked well for us so far

thanks all!

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Answer by racm_86
Try getting pastel barbs. They are very colorful, and if you have a big school of them, they will release their aggression only within the school.

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Check out these fishing pole images:

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Fishing Charter in California: www.caladventures.com/danawharf.htm

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Question by Kevin: Pet Problem?
so i was looking around the pet store. i noticed they had alout of dead fish in small tanks. in one section they had about 20 tanks and half of them werent used and the 6 fish were dead. then in a large tank i saw one dead fish at the top. i feel like i should have told the manager or something. what should i have done?
i felt so bad for the dead fish and how the employees dont feed the fish. btw i was at the store “pet choice supply”

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Answer by gptotalprep
well, i wouldn’t buy a fish from there!
no, honestly, i would tell them that you dont feel that they are taking enough care of their animals and that you are worried about the animals well being. They’ll listen

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Some cool fishing line images:

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A few nice fishing hook images I found:

Rusty Fish Hook Restaurant


Image by SeeMidTN.com (aka Brent)
I suppose they mean that in an endearing sort of way.
US412 – Linden, TN

Ornamental fishing hooks? Brass?


Image by yrpopqueen
Museo del Oro

Diva Nite – Fish Hook


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Some cool saltwater fishing images:

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Timothy Mitchell proudly displays his new knot tying skills. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Kids’ Fishing Clinics are statewide events that introduce kids to saltwater fishing and ethical angling. April 21, 2012 Amanda Nalley

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Timothy Mitchell proudly displays his new knot tying skills. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Kids’ Fishing Clinics are statewide events that introduce kids to saltwater fishing and ethical angling. April 21, 2012 Amanda Nalley

Shedd Aquarium


Image by boutmuet
The John G. Shedd Aquarium is an indoor public aquarium in Chicago, Illinois in the United States that opened on May 30, 1930. The aquarium contains over 25,000 fish, and was for some time the largest indoor aquarium in the world with 5,000,000 US gallons (19,000,000 l) of water. The Shedd Aquarium was the first inland aquarium with a permanent saltwater fish collection. It is surrounded by Museum Campus Chicago, which it shares with the Adler Planetarium and the Field Museum of Natural History. The aquarium has 2 million annual visitors; it was the most visited aquarium in the U.S. in 2005, and in 2007, it surpassed the Field Museum as the most popular cultural attraction in Chicago.[4] It contains 1500 species including fish, marine mammals, birds, snakes, amphibians, and insects.[5] The aquarium received awards for best exhibit from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) for Seahorse Symphony in 1999, Amazon Rising in 2001, and Wild Reef in 2004.

Check out these fishing license images:

Noah’s Ark at AGCC


Image by Marshall Astor – Food Fetishist

Well not quite. But someone did drag this stripped boat up to AGCC on its trailer, tie it to a tree and then drive off.

When it was pointed out to me, it was surrounded by a pair of tweakers, who regaled me with tales of how they were going to re-build it and secure a lobster fishing license, and sail away on their dreams. They also asserted that not only is the whole of San Pedro riddled with secret caves and tunnels, but there used to be a railroad that went all the way to San Francisco from Pedro and that one of their grandmothers rode on it.

Locomotive – Front Close-Up


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Jim, Carl, and I enjoyed a Fall Break long weekend in Florida. On Friday, we drove from our townhouse on Cape San Blas to Port St. Joe, ate lunch at Dockside Cafe at the marina, shopped for a fishing license at Bluewater Outriggers, shopped for food at the Piggly Wiggly, and drove around the city of Port St. Joe.

Question by LITTLE 1 ): What do you think of this name for a pet store? Pet Paradise.?
We have decied to call our pet store ” Pet Paradise”. What do you think? We need your help with a slogan and a store design. Give me details on what you think is the best pet store design around. I want to close my eyes and see the store. I want to know what it looks on the outside and inside.
Let me tell you what we are going to carry. We will have fresh & salt water fish. Small animals: hamsters, rats, guinea pigs, rabbits & Chinchillas. Small birds. And reptiles.
We are in Northren California ( Redding, Ca) So, the laws are so strict in Ca. for carrying and selling dogs and cats that it is not worth it. We will be working with the local shelters for adoption days twice a month.
I want your great ideas. Think about the pet store you love the best. What do you love about it? If you wanted to run and own a pet store how would you lay things out & design the best store around. Thank you for all your help!
Jennifer )
Ok if you don’t like Pet Paradise, Can you think of a name that people would remember.

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Answer by KiNGLATiNO
TMI

pet paradise isnt very unique.

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Question by monkeyman: Anyone fish regularly on Lake Conroe, Texas?
Where are the strippers??? I know the lake pretty well, so any detailed description would be greatly appreciated (coordinates would be even better). Im not going to take “your spot”, I live in houston so it wont be a problem…I visit my parents in willis, tx from time to time and enjoy trolling for fish. Any advice on what to look for (besides just following the birds)? Thanks for your time.

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Answer by doctorspivey
I have not but here is a fishing report for the lake

http://lakeconroefishingguide.com/Fishing_Report/fishing_report.html

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