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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JoxerTheDeityPirate wrote: [/QUOTENAME]the breeding season for most species of fish is between January and March when the fish are at their leanest [plankton eaters like mackerel and sardines are anyway as they dont eat during the winter months].they usually go to a 'mating' area that has been used since God was a boy,salmon,for instance will travel 100's maybe 1000's of miles to reproduce in the area that they were originallly born in.
and i must point a few things regarding the fishing industry [as i used to be a part of it in a small way].in Cornwall we use 'sustainable' fishing methods so we only catch fish that are not endangered and use bio-degradable nets that will not harm the enviroment and habitat of the fish.
so the fishing industry is not all bad,well, not the Cornish fishing industry anyway.
the Spanish fishing industry on the other hand is a totally different story....[/QUOTE]

Wow. That's fascinating, really. Thank you very much for the explanation. Really, I had no idea about this, no idea at all.

It's absolutely lyrical the way fishes reproduce. They go home to reproduce...man, it's beautiful!!! And there's a "mating area", so they do...mate!!!!

PEOPLE FROM THE WHOLE WORLD: THERE'S A MATING AREA FOR FISHES.

I'm doing a lot of progresses in my cause.

With your help, I have showed that there's evidence that fishes have feelings and emotions and that there's poetry in the lives of fishes.

And I can quote you because you're not biased, you're from the Industry! Hahaha.

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*** Really, thanks for the explaining and it's great to know that you guys do fishing this way, it's really nice. Congratulations...and...well, good meal, you deserve it, after all! But it's great that there's a concern about the endangered species, really nice.

QZ has a blog section, use it.

^ROFL!

We eat fish on Friday.

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I don't mean to cause mess in the forum but I couldn't creat a new topic for this. Sorry! Here's the message I tried to post. Heeeelp, this is the subject. Hahaha.

Hi, people!

Hope you're all doing fine.

I need help... :-(

I have Ukranian parents. Both my sister and my brother live in Ukraine. My sister is coming to visit us and I try to communicate with my brother, but it's a mess, because I can't see the characters right - it comes as a lot of question marks - and I don't know whether there's any program I can download to view as well as write according to the Cyrillic alphabet. Is there a good font for it?

PM me or answer me here if you can help me. I want to give a warm welcome to my sister, so any tips would be most welcome.

I'm so happy she's coming. She speaks Russian, of course, but she barely knows English and doesn't have a clue about Portuguese.

Hahaha. It'll be fun. She's going to have a good time, she loves music and wants to come to my recitals and stuff.

I'm really glad.

Well, if someone can help me, I really appreciate!

Thank you all!!!!

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Yara wrote: [/QUOTENAME]

Now, I have this problem: a .pe flag which is reminiscent of the Austrian flag apart from the fact that the stripes are upright. :op

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It's Peru.

People from the Ukraine speak Ukrainian.

Whole world should be speaking English and English only.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Ms. Rebel wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Whole world should be speaking English and English only.[/QUOTE]

You are delightful Yara. Your mind is like a surrealistic painting. The reason human society has water treatment plants is because our fish brethren make sweet love in the H2O obviously. And yes the SINISTER FISH INDUSTRY tells us that we should only buy fish that is clear eyed, has shiny scales and doesn't smell bad and are smiling for the sake of our health, but in reality it is a pretty front designed to hide the oppression of our aquatic friends. The mating of the salmon species is a bittersweet poem tis' true, but not a greater poem than the noble mother sea turtle who returns to the beach on which she was born to lay her own eggs.

I have just re-listened with a friend to Rush's "A show of hands", and it's such a great live album.

Geddy Lee was (I don't now whether he still is in top form!) such an amazing talent. Wonderful bassist and musicians and a very fine singer with a mellow, sweet tune and a pretty impressive vocal range; in this recording, he's often squarely in tune and finishes the concert with the same flair he started it. I like "Exit...stage left", but this one I like better, I love "Manhattan Connection", what a great song. "Big Money", "Time Stand Still", "Witch Hunt", great concert. And there are some staples of their repertoire like "Closer to the Heart" (good perfomance of this one, the sound of the bass is very prominent). Well, what a great band they were!

I haven't listented to their stuff ever since "Roll The Bones", I guess. But they were quite good.

Estás embriagada, minha cara coleguinha paulista(na)? :P

*edit* I started listening to Rush a month ago or so... They're AMAZING! The only thing I have is the Rush in Rio DVD... What a concert!!! They're what we can call a POWER trio!

^Raf.! :P

Gobbeldegook.

Sergei? ^