That's really very unkind to Mrs. Clinton. She's of an age where shots of her before she applies makeup should be barred. She'll probably issue an edict to that effect if she prevails.
The Indians have a home remedy. There are two fruits high in citric acid that turn the little bugger into ceviche - namely, the citric acid dissolves its bones - and it works itself out.
Ahh, jeez--that's a relief. I guess the whole thing is no worse than those long worms (somewhere in the African wetlands) that eventually pop out of the skin. But, like the greenies say, it's all so natural.
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Patrick Fitzgerald?
Its a fish.
Just 'cause I grew up in the mountains, you can't fool me.
Well, silly, it's in the url. :)
Looks like a piranya to me.
Yeh, a Pirhana. Piranha. Phirana. Oh, I get it--it can't be speled!
That's really very unkind to Mrs. Clinton. She's of an age where shots of her before she applies makeup should be barred. She'll probably issue an edict to that effect if she prevails.
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Actinopterygii
Order: Characiformes
Family: Characidae
Subfamily: Serrasalminae
Genera:
Catoprion
Pristobrycon
Pygocentrus
Pygopristis
Serrasalmus
How do ya like that, who'd a guessed Pristobrycon was in Serrasalmiae?
--great wiki, type [ piranha fish ] damn things get 10" long. Yikes.
Well, at least it isn't a candirĂº.
Nancy.
Do not--do NOT--read skook's link. Yes we need to know these things, but not now, please, lord, not nooooow....
:-\
Buddy:
The Indians have a home remedy. There are two fruits high in citric acid that turn the little bugger into ceviche - namely, the citric acid dissolves its bones - and it works itself out.
Eventually.
Ahh, jeez--that's a relief. I guess the whole thing is no worse than those long worms (somewhere in the African wetlands) that eventually pop out of the skin. But, like the greenies say, it's all so natural.
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