OT: Gay Fish
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Dude...you have WAAAAAAY to much time on your hands!
Don't know. What I do know is there are stupid humans. And, what's really scary is they're reproducing.
Well, I understand that you like fish dicks, so there is that.
I think staring at his fish tank is a euphemism for smoking pot...
And, I don't care. As long as there aren't (ahem) religious fish, I think the world will be just fine.
Just for the record, when I saw this thread, I thought coolestfish had finally come out of the closet. With blazing speed of course.
This question would probably be best answered by the good people on the main board.
ha...to be fair, the poster formerly known as coolestfish (I think it's boulder fish, or something like that now) is married and expecting his first child this month
Here ya go McDaddy...a little fish religion
Mark 1:17: "Come after Me, and I will make you become fishers of men."
Are there any fish that like fishsticks? And do they like fishsticks in their mouth?
If both answers are Yes, then there are gay fish.
If both answers are Yes, then there are gay fish.
Here ya go McDaddy...a little fish religion
Mark 1:17: "Come after Me, and I will make you become fishers of men."
Matthew 12:40: "...Jonah was three days and three nights in the belly of the great fish, so will the Son of Man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth."
Matthew 14:17: "And they said to Him, 'We have here only five loaves and two fish.'"
Luke 5:6: "And when they had done this, they caught a great number of fish, and their net was breaking."
Luke 24:42: "So they gave Him a piece of a broiled fish and some honeycomb."
John 21:6: "And He said to them, 'Cast the net on the right side of the boat, and you will find some.' So they cast, and now they were not able to draw it in because of the multitude of fish."
1 Corinthians 15:39: "All flesh is not the same flesh, but there is one kind of flesh of men, another flesh of beasts, another of fish, and another of birds."
Right back at ya. The illusion of being in control:
http://bigthink.com/robby-berman/i-...cial&utm_source=Facebook#link_time=1478113878
My Barracuda was in the shop so I was driving a red Stingray, and it was overheating, so I pulled into a Shell station. They said I'd blown a seal. I said, "Fix the damn thing and leave my private life out of it, okay?"
I do not know, but the blowfish may merit closer inspection, if you really care to do your own research.
The illusion of being in power is only controlled by the factor of safety engineered into the mechanism. Exceed the F.S. limits and the ultimate strength ….then control is lost.
I seem to recall that you have a science background (perhaps physics), so I was hoping you might address the OP's question (and if he did any research, he'd know that the answer is yes). Instead, you brought a degree of sophistication (well, perhaps I'm being kind) to the humor in the thread. LOL
Damn, this is for hotties, I need a cold shower
I think the OP is on to something. I'll never look at another flounder in the same light as before.
Remember, the next time you shower with fish....wear swim trunks.
Homosexual Behavior Among Fish Increases Attractiveness to Females
December 16, 2012
Biology
Credit: David Bierbach/University of Frankfurt
In many species, females are attracted to large, conspicuous males. But among animals that mate with many partners, males that manage to mate with more than one female can increases their chances of attracting others, even if they aren’t as conspicuous.
The scientists published their findings in the journal Biology Letters. In some species of fish, smaller, less flashy males can win over females by flirting with larger males. Researchers worked with the tropical freshwater fish Poecilia mexicana. Females were shown video footage of small, drab-colored males nipping the genital openings of larger, brightly colored males, an action which precedes mating in opposite-sex fish pairs.
After witnessing this behavior, the female fish indicated their newly awakened interest by spending more time swimming near the images of the less impressive males. The finding suggests that homosexual behavior can enhance a male’s ability to pass on his genes by attracting females that wouldn’t be interested in him otherwise.
Mollies aren’t the only fish that exhibit homosexual behavior. There are documented cases of at least 15 different species doing the same. Whether all of these species do so in an effort to attract more females hasn’t yet been determined.
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You are not the only one. I mean, he did work for Crocs did he not? That implies he also wore them. So by the transitive property ...
ha...to be fair, the poster formerly known as coolestfish (I think it's boulder fish, or something like that now) is married and expecting his first child this month
never any questions about tcf, except when he was hanging out with his buddy Fabian.
Didn't believe it when I first heard about this a few months ago, but this seems to be a real issue...
https://www.google.com/amp/www.cour...d-0414-20160413-column,amp.html?client=safari
Tom,
My area is physics, and I have only a layman's knowledge of fish biology. As for the presumed sophistication (and thanks for the kindness) and humor of my posts , that is left to the judgment of the reader.
bwifan
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Might want to wrap in some research on their cousin the brown sucker fish as well....
"Summertime..[glug, glug, glug]...and the living is...."
Never mind.
Never mind.
Hmmmmm... maybe that explains why so many women are attracted to gay men. Or marry them. LOLDamn, this is for hotties, I need a cold shower
I think the OP is on to something. I'll never look at another flounder in the same light as before.
Remember, the next time you shower with fish....wear swim trunks.
Homosexual Behavior Among Fish Increases Attractiveness to Females
December 16, 2012
Biology
Credit: David Bierbach/University of Frankfurt
In many species, females are attracted to large, conspicuous males. But among animals that mate with many partners, males that manage to mate with more than one female can increases their chances of attracting others, even if they aren’t as conspicuous.
The scientists published their findings in the journal Biology Letters. In some species of fish, smaller, less flashy males can win over females by flirting with larger males. Researchers worked with the tropical freshwater fish Poecilia mexicana. Females were shown video footage of small, drab-colored males nipping the genital openings of larger, brightly colored males, an action which precedes mating in opposite-sex fish pairs.
After witnessing this behavior, the female fish indicated their newly awakened interest by spending more time swimming near the images of the less impressive males. The finding suggests that homosexual behavior can enhance a male’s ability to pass on his genes by attracting females that wouldn’t be interested in him otherwise.
Mollies aren’t the only fish that exhibit homosexual behavior. There are documented cases of at least 15 different species doing the same. Whether all of these species do so in an effort to attract more females hasn’t yet been determined.
I think "Fish" and "Fabian" are still "friends". Both are cRock-lovers, but I think they both like omitting the "R". Rumor has it they're both purchasing copious quantities of Bud Light in hopes of scoring another free "cruise".never any questions about tcf, except when he was hanging out with his buddy Fabian.
Here's a photo of "the coolestfish"celebrating his 6.7 second 40. The iPad andiPhone probably did slow him down a bit, but a good time nonetheless.
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Bump for our friend who thinks Franklin has had two long calls with FSU.
