Now this is a catfish
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Now this is a catfish
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/thailand_...BhBHNlYwM5NjQ-
Probably the same type Vietnam Veterans used to mistake for logs when crossing rivers.
Probably the same type Vietnam Veterans used to mistake for logs when crossing rivers.
Who's the unemployeed? Ryball?
"but it died before it could be handed over and then was chopped up and sold in pieces to villagers as food."
I bet they got rich off that, or at least made 3x's their daily wage ($0.30).
"but it died before it could be handed over and then was chopped up and sold in pieces to villagers as food."
I bet they got rich off that, or at least made 3x's their daily wage ($0.30).
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Originally Posted by Stupid AP Writer
Thai fishermen netted a 646-pound catfish believed to have been the world's largest freshwater fish ever caught in Thailand



this was the biggest one I'd seen until today.