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From: nemo@rochester.UUCP (Wolfe)
Newsgroups: net.jokes
Subject: Re: FISH STORY
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Date: Tue, 26-Mar-85 19:42:49 EST
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Posted: Tue Mar 26 19:42:49 1985
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>>>>>>>>>> Fishermen do it for the halibut.
>>>>>>>>> Not tonight, I have a haddock...
>>>>>>>> But, if she's pregnant, is it an act of cod?
>>>>>>> No, but she may be a bit of a Pratt :-)
>>>>>> Remember, she might have done it on porpoise.
>>>>> Probably.  S'had a superb bass, and I've been herring
>>>>> rumors that Salmon Bob flounder to be a tuna fun --
>>>>> until she gave them both the crabs!
>>>> They were prawn to them anyway.
>>> The whole thing is such a fish story!
>>Personally, I think the whole story smelt, and I'm sharked to see such a 
>>thing!
>>I also understand that they were perched on the fence at the time.
>My ex-friend Gill, whose now anenome, said that if you shelled
>out a fin, she shore would show you a whale of a time.
Can I flipper for it?  But reely, Ray is the manta sea.  Eel give
her bon,ita and even pay.  Baracuda given her the crabs, but he 
just sez, "Abalony".