Why does this sound like a bad idea?
September 5, 2001 6:30 PM Subscribe
Why does this sound like a bad idea? Average person = dumber than garbage. Average crocodile = smarter than garbage. warning. does not compute.
Just a thought but can't we just all go out to the Ananova site?
posted by {savg*pncl} at 6:38 PM on September 5, 2001
posted by {savg*pncl} at 6:38 PM on September 5, 2001
Sounds like a good idea if put into widespread use.
posted by sourstar at 7:22 PM on September 5, 2001
posted by sourstar at 7:22 PM on September 5, 2001
{savg'pncl} : hey! don't be so cynical!
posted by jcterminal at 7:50 PM on September 5, 2001
posted by jcterminal at 7:50 PM on September 5, 2001
Sorry there jcterminal -- no disrespect intended.
posted by {savg*pncl} at 8:10 PM on September 5, 2001
posted by {savg*pncl} at 8:10 PM on September 5, 2001
Since when did Icelanders start considering rotten fish parts to be garbage?
posted by Hildago at 9:42 PM on September 5, 2001
posted by Hildago at 9:42 PM on September 5, 2001
The Colorado Alligator Farm, from its garish sign to the gift shop you must exit through, combines the tackiness of a Florida tourist attraction with an undeniably efficient living trash-disposal system. The Denver Post
This link explains the operation a bit better: "In 1987, 100 small alligators were brought in to dispose of dead fish and processing waste, that can be 60% of whole fish weight after filleting."
And no, it doesn't sound like a bad idea at all. Too bad a story like this had to wind up as a quirky story on Ananova.
posted by xiffix at 7:04 AM on September 6, 2001
This link explains the operation a bit better: "In 1987, 100 small alligators were brought in to dispose of dead fish and processing waste, that can be 60% of whole fish weight after filleting."
And no, it doesn't sound like a bad idea at all. Too bad a story like this had to wind up as a quirky story on Ananova.
posted by xiffix at 7:04 AM on September 6, 2001
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Not to be too picky, either, but that link description is a little thin. Just a thought...
posted by Hackworth at 6:35 PM on September 5, 2001