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Youth Rebel

My P.O.V. on girls, weather and news events

A philosophical post

this kinda ties in with the last post, when i was waiting in the d r's office i noticed he had a fish tank. i suddenly became a fish rights activist. i was wondering ... do fishes actually like being in a tank with other fishes. do they like to roam around the same place for their whole life or at least most of it. i personally wouldn't want to ... maybe you would ... i know they have a memory span of 3 seconds but they may be able to recall what happend six seconds ago to hate being in the tank or something.
eating fish tonight,
tom-3

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