Locally caught fish are full of dangerous chemicals called PFAS, study finds

[ThatOwlWoman]

Anything you say, handjob is always a lie.

Whatever, Twinkie.

[floridafan]

Whatever, Twinkie.

So glad we understand each other, my dear.

[Althea]

What am I gonna do with these?



Especially since they now look like this…

This bullshit emanates from yet another pressure group, the Environmental Working Group (EWG),
which uses an authoritative sounding name to peddle scientific half-truths and outright fabrications. Along with Greenpeace and PETA, it is beloved by activists but detested by scientists.

Of course Kartoon Kenny buys into this lock stock and barrel.

Those are bullheads.

Your post is bullshit.

But you don't fish, so you wouldn't understand.

[PostmodernProphet]

And around K.I. Sawyer here, as well. Fire-fighting foam.

I believe there was also a connection with insulation in electric transformers......the type you see every mile or so on all the electric poles around the country......

[leaningright]

Those are bullheads.

Your post is bullshit.

But you don't fish, so you wouldn't understand.

Lol…bullheads. Ok. Whatever you say.

[ThatOwlWoman]

So glad we understand each other, my dear.

Oh, that we do, beloved weirdo.

[Althea]

NY as well. They were burning old firefighting equipment and other PFA waste.

They have developed a fairly easy way to break down PFA with heat recently.

With all contaminants, stocked fish are safer than native fish as the exposure time of the former is a fraction of that of the latter.

It's a serious problem even up here in the "wilderness." A lot of the homes near the airport, which used to be an Air Force base, have contaminated wells. They also use PFAS as a fire-fighting foam. That's how it came to contaminate the soil and water in that area, from routine crash drills where the foam was dispersed. Lake Superior fish is generally considered safe, but many inland lakes' fish are not.

We have truly shit in our nest.

[PostmodernProphet]

Lol…bullheads. Ok. Whatever you say.

personally I don't eat either bullheads or catfish.....I know what they eat......

[ThatOwlWoman]

I believe there was also a connection with insulation in electric transformers......the type you see every mile or so on all the electric poles around the country......

Great. They appear to be ubiquitous and are even in things like shampoos, water-resistant fabrics, food packaging.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7784712/

[Althea]

Lol…bullheads. Ok. Whatever you say.

If it makes you feel like a man to call them catfish, have at it. I don't eat bottom feeders for obvious reasons.

But I was offering a play on words for the moron who doesn't understand anything about pollutants in our environment, and fishing.

[ThatOwlWoman]

Those are bullheads.

Your post is bullshit.

But you don't fish, so you wouldn't understand.

They look like channel cats to me.

[Althea]

Whatever, Twinkie.

WTF is wrong with her? She fights with everyone.

[Althea]

They look like channel cats to me.

They're long dead and faded, but you're probably correct. Or just catfish. Our channel cats are very black with white underbelly. I've caught them over 10 lbs by accident while fishing for lakers.

Easiest fish in the world to catch. Their sense of smell is amazing.

But my bolded text makes it obvious that I was playing around with Dippity Do

[leaningright]

If it makes you feel like a man to call them catfish, have at it. I don't eat bottom feeders for obvious reasons.

But I was offering a play on words for the moron who doesn't understand anything about pollutants in our environment, and fishing.

Well, bullheads are bait unless a person is starving. Those are all channel cat (which some people won’t eat … but then I eat a lot of things most people won’t eat) except for two, which are blue cat.

[leaningright]

They're long dead and faded, but you're probably correct. Or just catfish. Our channel cats are very black with white underbelly. I've caught them over 10 lbs by accident while fishing for lakers.

Easiest fish in the world to catch. Their sense of smell is amazing.

But my bolded text makes it obvious that I was playing around with Dippity Do

Lol…it wasn’t obvious to me. And you are correct…they are very easy to catch at the right times.