You've never had wild caught catfish then I take it.walkingstick » 08 Jun 2024, 5:00 am » wrote: ↑ oceans are now the toilets. eating sea food is eating out of people's toilets. amazing, i crap, flush, fish eat my crap, you eat sea food.
no cat fish. when i was young, i would catch salmon with my hands, and fry the salmon. back then the small streams were clean of poop and chemicals. we either burnt our poop in fires or pooped in a hole in the ground and let the bacteria eat the poop. not the fish. today the people feed their chemical treated poop to the fish. then eat the fish. now lots of cancer in fish and people.
Maybe you should stop eating tuna fish?
I typically eat either farm raised (not wild caught) or private pond (wild caught) catfish... usually from a private pond and caught myself.walkingstick » 08 Jun 2024, 5:18 am » wrote: ↑ no cat fish. when i was young, i would catch salmon with my hands, and fry the salmon. back then the small streams were clean of poop and chemicals. we either burnt our poop in fires or pooped in a hole in the ground and let the bacteria eat the poop. not the fish. today the people feed their chemical treated poop to the fish. then eat the fish. now lots of cancer in fish and people.
eat tuna fish and end up with foot gout. screaming pain.
I've eaten tuna fish my whole life, and never had a problem with gout.walkingstick » 08 Jun 2024, 5:36 am » wrote: ↑ eat tuna fish and end up with foot gout. screaming pain.
lucky you. gout advances in people over 70. they scream and can not walk. use to be called the kings disease. as the rich kings gorged them selves on tuna. many smokes do not die of lung cancers in their early years. sad to watch old smokers cough up blood.*rippy38 » 08 Jun 2024, 5:39 am » wrote: ↑ I've eaten tuna fish my whole life, and never had a problem with gout.
I never heard that tuna caused gout.walkingstick » 08 Jun 2024, 5:51 am » wrote: ↑ lucky you. gout advances in people over 70. they scream and can not walk. use to be called the kings disease. as the rich kings gorged them selves on tuna. many smokes do not die of lung cancers in their early years. sad to watch old smokers cough up blood.
*rippy38 » 08 Jun 2024, 5:34 am » wrote: ↑ I typically eat either farm raised (not wild caught) or private pond (wild caught) catfish... usually from a private pond and caught myself.
Nothing from a river or even a big lake that's accessible to the general public and/or corporations.
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walkingstick » 08 Jun 2024, 5:44 am » wrote: ↑ in the 1940's the governments started dumping war surplus radioactive materials and war chemicals into the rivers. fish started to grow cancers. then cities installed sewer systems and dumped raw sewage into the rivers. this is ongoing. usa wars around the world have polluted the world. and the usa government is increasing the worlds pollution level. and who will the government blame? a small farmer with a cow.
I know an alcoholic that said he always wanted to do something that he loved and was passionate about so he bought a liquor store to run, and he's been pretty successful with it.
Try sardines, they are good for you!
ICK ICK ICKBeakman » 08 Jun 2024, 9:21 am » wrote: ↑ Try sardines, they are good for you!
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Roseanne Rosannadanna said it best for beach enthusiasts:walkingstick » 08 Jun 2024, 5:00 am » wrote: ↑ oceans are now the toilets. eating sea food is eating out of people's toilets. amazing, i crap, flush, fish eat my crap, you eat sea food.
Try 'em on a saltine with mustard.....I used to eat them when I went out in the boat offshore with my cousin until he started vomiting......boys can be cruel.