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always wear waders whilst fishing
that is all
( , Wed 13 Aug 2008, 16:35, 4 replies, latest was 16 years ago)
that is all
( , Wed 13 Aug 2008, 16:35, 4 replies, latest was 16 years ago)
Damn straight!...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candiru
"the candiru is capable of swimming up the stream of urine in mid-air to a victim standing on shore or a boat."
*cries*
( , Thu 14 Aug 2008, 15:02, Reply)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candiru
"the candiru is capable of swimming up the stream of urine in mid-air to a victim standing on shore or a boat."
*cries*
( , Thu 14 Aug 2008, 15:02, Reply)
amazon
On my less than frequent* trips to the Amazon, I find it safer to piss in a sponge and then squeeze it into the river.
*For frequency = 1
( , Sun 24 Aug 2008, 11:17, Reply)
On my less than frequent* trips to the Amazon, I find it safer to piss in a sponge and then squeeze it into the river.
*For frequency = 1
( , Sun 24 Aug 2008, 11:17, Reply)
dalai farmer, you missed the rather more important parts of that quote
"A well-circulated myth is that the candiru is capable of swimming up the stream of urine in mid-air to a victim standing on shore or a boat. This is physically impossible as the maximum swimming velocity of the fish is insufficient to oppose the downward velocity of the urine stream, and the further impossible act of the 5–14 mm wide fish maintaining position and thrust within a 2-7 mm wide column of fluid"
( , Tue 26 Aug 2008, 10:11, Reply)
"A well-circulated myth is that the candiru is capable of swimming up the stream of urine in mid-air to a victim standing on shore or a boat. This is physically impossible as the maximum swimming velocity of the fish is insufficient to oppose the downward velocity of the urine stream, and the further impossible act of the 5–14 mm wide fish maintaining position and thrust within a 2-7 mm wide column of fluid"
( , Tue 26 Aug 2008, 10:11, Reply)
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