01 May 20
@hand-of-hecate saidEliza, was it? I didn't think of it, but there was an immediate connection between them. I may watch it again.
Do you think the heroine in the story, I can’t recall her name at the moment, was always part fish person?
02 May 20
@hand-of-hecate saidI think it's the kind of love we find in Spielberg's 'E.T.' - the unconditional love that only sees similarities between two souls. The connection is there from the beginning with open hearts and minds. Elisa is mute since birth and lives an isolated life. She understands the creature's message "Me and you together forever."
I think I’ll have to watch it as well. It changes the story considerably if you think of her as a fish person from the start.
I may watch it again, I just hope it won't lose its magic.
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02 May 20
@hand-of-hecate saidSurely my eyes deceive me. 😲
Nova Scotia has the best fish on the planet! Nobody makes fish like we do. I often walk down to the docks and pull fish right out of the bay with my bare hands!
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Kinda like when you write the word orange in red ink.
02 May 20
@great-big-stees saidLOL....Now that was funny, made me laugh out loud!!!
Surely my eyes deceive me. 😲
Kinda like when you write the word orange in red ink.
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02 May 20
@hand-of-hecate saidReal men punch them first and eat them raw.
Nova Scotia has the best fish on the planet! Nobody makes fish like we do. I often walk down to the docks and pull fish right out of the bay with my bare hands!
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02 May 20
@trev33 saidHave you ever actually tried punching a fish, any fish? 😛 😉
Real men punch them first and eat them raw.
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03 May 20
@badradger saidAs I teenager I worked in a fish plant for a summer. My job was deworming the fish...........Cod was the worst even under a bright light in a line with many people doing it, there were still worms left in the fish. That is what you are eating when you have cod....Personally I don't eat cod EVER!!!!! People can talk all they want about protein in the worms but you are welcome to them!
cod n chips
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03 May 20
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@very-rusty saidyeah mostly stick to haddock at home but a lot of brit fish shops push the cod
As I teenager I worked in a fish plant for a summer. My job was deworming the fish...........Cod was the worst even under a bright light in a line with many people doing it, there were still worms left in the fish. That is what you are eating when you have cod....Personally I don't eat cod EVER!!!!! People can talk all they want about protein in the worms but you are welcome to them!
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in fact i had haddock poached in milk the last 2 nights, having tuna tonight.
03 May 20
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@badradger saidStrange we are fishing place on the East coast, along with farming.
yeah mostly stick to haddock at home but a lot of brit fish shops push the cod.
In Newfoundland there is not a haddock to be found anywhere. I think it is probably all shipped away. All they have there is Cod unbelievable. Now if someone knows a place where they may have it over in Newfoundland let me know. I am so Happy I live in Nova Scotia, we have lots of Haddock here!
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03 May 20
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@very-rusty saidscotian banks/bay of fundy/eastern george banks.....are any near your part of canada. since 94 cod fishing was banned in canada untill about 5 years ago.
Strange we are fishing place on the East coast, along with farming.
In Newfoundland there is not a haddock to be found anywhere. I think it is probably all shipped away. All they have there is Cod unbelievable. Now if someone knows a place where they may have it over in Newfoundland let me know. I am so Happy I live in Nova Scotia, we have lots of Haddock here!
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