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  1. 10-01-2012, 09:25 PM #1
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    BBC News - Climate change 'may shrink fish'

    That must explain why the fish in MS are so small! huh
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    only on the TennTom Ed
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    I would think warmer water would make them bigger. What does a cold shower do to you?
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    that's what she said!!
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    there are some decent feesh on the river G. They just hard to find right now, i hope to show you some in a few weeks. i would say they run about like wolf lake crappie were a couple years ago.
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    NEED TO PUT AL GORE IN SCHALDING HOT WATER TO SEE IF HIS BRAIN WOULD GET LARGER ?
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    It ain't nothin but a bunch of dink holes here anyhow! I heard they catch sure enough slabs in Missouri and Illinois! :
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    Ducker, It's kinda like their deer too in Missouri and Illinois!!They doing something right!
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