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Howard Somerville ^club

Reminds me of a garden party I went to a few years ago. The cold buffet was donated by the guests. When it was opened, after the first dozen guests (of over 100) had helped themselves, the fresh salmon was stripped comptetely bare (just like the above) but when it was all over there was enough bread, salad, soft drinks and wine left over to feed a regiment.

However, if the salmon had been as big as this tuna......

3 years ago. Edited 3 years ago.

Isisbridge ^club has replied to Howard Somerville ^club

Beats me how they manage to squash it into those little tins.

3 years ago.

Howard Somerville ^club has replied to Isisbridge ^club

It takes a musical ear to hear the tuna fish.

3 years ago.

Isisbridge ^club has replied to Howard Somerville ^club

Particularly if you're not a blues fan.

3 years ago.

Howard Somerville ^club has replied to Isisbridge ^club

I wouldn't care to eat (even tinned) blue tuna. To me it sounds even worse than Surströmming.

3 years ago.

Isisbridge ^club has replied to Howard Somerville ^club

Surströmming? Is that a Baltic guitar style?

3 years ago.

Howard Somerville ^club has replied to Isisbridge ^club

That gently weeps, yes.

3 years ago.

Isisbridge ^club

Bluefin Tuna are back in Britain:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTVyyLlLEuY

3 years ago.

Isisbridge ^club

An independent self-governing Ireland would possess a lucrative tuna fishery- action
www.youtube.com/watch?v=RP9XRf5rjy0

8 months ago.

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