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Posted on Sep 07, 2008 under fish identification |
do you know a film called the never***** dunno what its callled women writes a book about 2 guys who live in a boat in a field and fish for milk to eat with cereal which is all they eat but it doesnt get published coz its ridicoulous but she runs over a guy and its real. anyone know it? its gonna bug me for months
it is not neverwas or finding neverland
it was made after 2000 and probably after 2003 and if i knew the name i wouldnt be asking for it lol
Do the asterisks hide a profane word or you don't remember the rest of the title?
If it's a profane word, please try to spelling it letter by letter separete by spaces to make it easy for us to understand.
Could you provide a time frame for the movie? Any other detail will be useful.
Posted on Sep 07, 2008 under fish identification |
Combining features of a chef’s knife and a cleaver, the Santoku is an all purpose Asian-style knife that’s ideal for cutting meat, fish and vegetables. The word santoku means three good things - a reference to the three cutting tasks it performs so well: slicing, dicing and mincing. The Santoku is designed with kullens, or indentations along its edges, which reduce friction and prevent food from sticking to the blade. The knife also serves as a spatula as you cut, removing cut foods quickly and easily from the cutting surface. Features: Full tang design provides better balance and superior strength. Forged blade, bolster and tang for long-lasting durability. No parts to separate. Ergonomic grip handle uniquely contoured for one size fits all comfort. High carbon, no-stain German steel from tip to tang. Sharpens more easily than ordinary stainless and maintains its edge longer. Resists rust, stains, discoloration. Each knife type individually balanced for efficiency and comfort. Fully tapered from cutting edge to spine and from tip to heel for superior strength and greater cutting versatility. Hand-ground to a perfect, equal edge and fine satin finish. Each knife labeled for easy identification and reduced wear. Lifetime warranty.
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Posted on Sep 06, 2008 under fish identification |
Bluehead Wrasse fish experience a variety of color changes and are difficult to identify. Learn to identify Bluehead Wrasse with tips from a Caribbean scuba instructor in this free tropical fish identification video.
Duration : 0:2:48
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Technorati Tags: caribbean, Diving, fish, identification, reef, SCUBA, snorkeling, tropical
Posted on Sep 06, 2008 under fish identification |
Could you please help me out with the name of this horror movie? The plot as I remember starts out with this guy in his house. Then these brown robed and hooded creatures attack him in his home. He escapes by blowing up his house with gas from his stove. Then he and another guy raid some hardware/gun shop and rig up all these cool weapons. The rest of the movie the two drive from town to town killing monsters and zombies. At the end there is a huge fight at an old house and they discover that theres some blood that brings the dead monsters back to life if they come into contact with it. If i recall correctly the blood is in a fish tank and they're looking at it and something pops out. Thats all I can remember. PLEASE HELP ME. Thanks
…I do not want to steal the fire from 'shooter', so this answer is for pure informative intentions only; you're definately talking about the second movie in the horrifically chilling "Phantasm" series, namely "Phantasm II", from 1988…
…regrettably, this is the ONLY "Phantasm" entry, which has yet to see release on DVD (I've virtually worn out my VHS tape copy)…
Posted on Sep 05, 2008 under fish identification |
A new species of animal is found in a South Dakota creekbed somewhere behind Red Cloud High School on April Fools Day 2008………..which ultimately leads us to the capture of a Fathers Appreciation and Thankfulness for the lives of his Children.
Duration : 0:6:21
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Technorati Tags: Alf, Alfred, April, Cafferty, Cloud, Crytozoology, Fools, Indian, John, Lakota, Leftwich, Pine, red, Reservation, Rez, Ridge, Tender, Years
Posted on Sep 05, 2008 under fish identification |
I was in my local petshop the other day and seen a lovely fish but cant remember the name of it. It’s black, sort of eel like shape and white at the end. I noticed they can swim backwards and in all directions. I want to know the name so i can find out if it’s compatible with my other fish. Thanks in advance for any info.
That's it success! Thankyou 
That’s really tough!
A ghost knife, by chance? http://www.aqualandpetsplus.com/Knife,%20Black%20Ghost.htm
Posted on Sep 04, 2008 under fish identification |
What kind of insect while moving resembles a fish swimming? i.e. they "wiggle" their body while moving similar to how a fish looks by moving their fins back and forth to move. They are only maybe 1/4 inch long, and are grayish in color.
Could use some more details? Where was it found, in your home or while out swimming or fishing in a river?
If your thinking of aquatic insects, there are several whose larva swim by wiggling their bodies up and down (more like a dolphin then a fish). Included in these are some Baetidae, Ephemeridae (often called wigglers), and Isonychidae (minnowflies). All of these belong to the order Ephemeroptera also known as Mayflies.
Posted on Sep 04, 2008 under fish identification |
Underwater video - Caribbean Fish & Creature Identification, Roatan 2008
Duration : 0:10:1
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Technorati Tags: aquatic, caribbean, Creatures, DIVE, Diving, fish, ID, marine, park, Roatan, UNDERWATER, wildlife
Posted on Sep 03, 2008 under fish identification |
I was collecting large, flat rock at a beach here in Newfoundland when I came across a skeleton 25cm long. I am not sure what it is but it has very small bones attached to a spine bone that are like fish. It has a strange head? with a very pointy, boney nose? not sure what end is what because, one friend swears it is a mammal & what I am calling the head is really the pelvis & the boney, pointy nose is really the tail. This boney piece is about 6cm long, curls upward with the end bone bigger & longer than the rest. On both sides of nose are two bones 6cm long with small claw at end, one side was broke off. Behind the eye sockets there seems to have been antenia or something attached. I am telling you, this is weird. I have seen a lot of different skeleton's, but never quite like this. I wish I could show pic here but I don't think I can. Maybe could use it in my profile pic? If anybody knows who I could send a pic to for identification of these bones, please reply.
Thanks, Lori
Send the picture here.
Posted on Sep 03, 2008 under fish identification |
A look at the Volitan Lionfish: a colorful and impressive saltwater fish commonly kept in home aquariums. Video captures the Volitan Lionfish in an aquarium environment and details the basics on captive conditions, care and diet for any aquarist looking to add one to their tank. A great informational video for anyone new to saltwater or reef aquarium keeping brought to you by the marine biologists at That Fish Place/That Pet Place.
Duration : 0:1:38
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Technorati Tags: aquarium, Carnivore, coral, fish, Lionfish, Pterois, reef, saltwater, TFP, TPP, Venomous, Volitan