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Global warming may be causing surge in numbers of pink salmon

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  1. 1. If global warming is really causing a surge in pink salmon in Asia and Africa...

    • I'm glad. People who live in Asia and Africa could use a cheap and plentiful source of protein.
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    • I'm appalled. I like to go around pretending I care about the environment but really, I just want to ensure the dominance of the West. What better way to do that than asking the East to reduce emissions after the West has already industrialized?
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Crashed~N2~Me Proficient

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In my case, HBO.

(coz I have no other response come to mind) ....I watched True Detective and lately I'm revisiting Deadwood on HBOGO....

& I think Coho Salmon = Delicious. (but) Good for those which are hungry get to eat...do Salmon emit Methane..?

Sounds like you need to step your game up. ;)

(sorry,,I missed this post)...Nope..my game is fine.. & "creepy" is something I deliberately avoid. :)

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It was on HBO "Real Sex", for one.

actually I knew nothing about them until he posted realdoll.com, he really should have warned that it's NSFW, that's just common forum courtesy.

I don't have cable so I never saw them on HBO, but they are creepy right?

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Maybe the salmon got burned pink by, in, or because of the global warming.

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