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From: chad@cup.portal.com (Chad The-Walrus Netzer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: On the Fred Fish Compact Disk name
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Date: 21 Aug 90 04:19:33 GMT
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In a previous article (Greg Givler) writes:N
)In article <2870@mindlink.UUCP> a186@mindlink.UUCP (Harvey Taylor) writes:
)>In <5508@uwm.edu>, trantow@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Jerry J Trantow) writes:
)>| Will there be a FredFish optical disk?  (Needs a catchy name)
)>    First off, congratulations Jerry for an excellent idea.
)>    And the contestants are:
)>
)>        Mahi Mahi Disk  (It helps if you say it fast!) *
)
)I believe that Mahi Mahi is Shark. If have never had fresh shark grilled on
)a open fire you haven't lived. It is really wonderful stuff.

	"Mahi Mahi" is a fish, not a shark.  The English term for it is
"Dolphin Fish" (Which is NOT actually dolphin BTW.  It IS actually a fish...
:-).  There is a "Mako Shark", which is what may have confused you. (At the
moment, I have forgotten what the Hawaiian name for shark is.  Oh well.)

	I grew up in Hawaii, and have fished with my father (an avid deep-sea
fisherman) many times.  I agree with your statement about grilled shark.
Smoked Marlin is another favorite.


	And the Fish CD collection should be called: "The Fish Tank!"
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