Filmstar fish on Oasis HD - Page 3

MarkoD · #21 12-10-2011, 07:48 PM

Time to stop eating fish

milano07 · #22 12-10-2011, 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by zoaElite

Sorry gentlemen but your being flat out ignorant if you actually believe what you just posted.

This was an article in Science now for May of 2003, there are 1000's of articles with countless hours of study put into them all detailing vastly similar results. Do yourself a favor and go do some scholarly searches on the topic prior to posting garbage like this. Ignorance is bliss and it also happens to be highly contagious.

Would you like to back up this statement with some proof? Nowhere near extinction eh?

-From National Geographic.

http://freshfromqatar.marvivablog.co...oberto-mielgo/

That link alone has over 15 full length scholarly reports detailing how ridiculous your statement was. Go read at least a few of them before you come back and post nonsense as such.

I totally agree with zoaElite. I was blown away by some of the stupid and ignorant comments posted earlier.

Some people really need to do some research before opening their mouth. Think a little before posting!

MarkoD · #23 12-10-2011, 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by milano07

I totally agree with zoaElite. I was blown away by some of the stupid and ignorant comments posted earlier.

Some people really need to do some research before opening their mouth. Think a little before posting!

Research?

I thought there was plenty of tuna. I was wrong. Now what?

Lampshade · #24 12-10-2011, 08:27 PM

But seriously... yes, tuna supply's are short, we should all be vegan and eat food grown only in our garden. As for "stupid and ignorant"... well, do some research on your own side too, plenty of facts in both arguments.

Zoaelite · #25 12-10-2011, 08:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Lampshade

But seriously... yes, tuna supply's are short, we should all be vegan and eat food grown only in our garden. As for "stupid and ignorant"... well, do some research on your own side too, plenty of facts in both arguments.

Brand me with Captain Internet if you want but educating people about the facts is the first step towards fixing the problem. As for "stupid & ignorant" there is a MASSIVE distinction between the two and at no time did I refer to either of you as stupid.

I was nice enough to share some references for my side of the fence perhaps you could reciprocate and do the same?

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Originally Posted by MarkoD

Research?

I thought there was plenty of tuna. I was wrong. Now what?

I would say make educated statements statements instead of pure opinion but this is the internet and we both know that will never happen

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Lampshade · #26 12-10-2011, 09:00 PM

No worries, you backed it up with facts and presented a well thought out argument. You didn't put those things, but there was more than you on here :P.

daniella3d · #27 12-10-2011, 11:42 PM

This is also why we see so many times tiny tanks with a clownfish and a blue hippo tang.

Sorry I meant a Nemo and a Dori. I bet they don't even know the real fish name.

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Originally Posted by kobelka

Hi,
Making the scales tip against the clownfish was the movie finding nemo which saw every person seeing this movie go out and impulse buy a nemo of their own.
It should be a great show to see the breeding side of it.