Neptune's Harvest?

[mad librettist]

more avoidance.

I posted a simple and damning warning about neptune's harvest and how we relate to it.

I encountered a bunch of posts full of emotional and ill-informed challenges, which i answered.

Now I have shown your opposition to be uninformed garbage better left unsaid. Then suddenly I am off topic?

brother, you are welcome for the education. Go forth and say ignorant things no longer. (now you can call me high and mighty)

 

[GeorgeSmiley]

Some people can teach and inform people without being a complete and utter muppet.


Cheers
Smiley

 

[Clackamas Coot]

Grunions......My parents used to go out to the beaches down in L.A. and do that thing. Some kind of trend back then,do people still do that CC?

Yep!

Have you ever listened to "Grunion Run" by Frank Zappa?

Wee!

CC

 

[mad librettist]

Some people can teach and inform people without being a complete and utter muppet.


Cheers
Smiley

yeah well sometimes I feel like puppets are a better approach. A little theatre isn't always a bad thing.

did I mention this subject pisses me off?


btw I was going for Sam the Eagle.

 

[grapeman]

Right, I don't want the government forcing me to give up my share of the fish I OWN. As a dual citizen, I own a hell of a lot of fish. In the US, that is in the constitution. Not sure about the Canadian charter. So call me an originalist. When Scalia, Thomas, Roberts, and Alito declare we have no right to impede on fishermen, they will say they are originalists too, because that means "whatever business wants". Make up your own mind.

You don't get it. The fish do not belong to the commercial fishermen. They belong to the people. We either get a good deal, or we don't. I want better than a good deal, and right now i am getting screwed. You too!

You mean as a dual citizen you get 2 X the fish then I do?

Sweet.....

 

[guest2012y]

Yep!

Have you ever listened to "Grunion Run" by Frank Zappa?

Wee!

CC

I have about 80 Zappa albums...it's organic! Smells like fish....Mudshark

 

[Microbeman]

I might be moving to Montana soon 'Gonna be a dental floss tycoon.'

 

[guest2012y]

I might be moving to Montana soon 'Gonna be a dental floss tycoon.'

Yes I am!
If you get that sustainable farm idea rolling,you'd be a tycoon of some sort.

 

[Clackamas Coot]

MM

Fantastic trout fishing up in Montana! Nice place if you can handle the winters up there.

Brutal....................

CC

 

[Microbeman]

actually just quoting Zappa - Montana's not for this cowboy

 

[guest2012y]

MM

Fantastic trout fishing up in Montana! Nice place if you can handle the winters up there.

Brutal....................

CC

Hey...we can move to Montana and catch trout for hydrolysate!!

Did some fishing up there...big fish for sure. I should have kept the waste from all of the ones I consumed.....you know what they say about hindsight.......

 

[redneck shogun]

Nobody is stopping you from catching your own fish, are they? These companies spend alot of money on equipment, fuel, workers, to catch the fish, so who's to say its not theres? If I spent all that time and effort on something, I would want to be able to claim it, use it, or sell it for as much as I wanted too. And with your logic, I should be able to claim any natural resource as my own when somebody else went through the effort to get it and spent the money they did, right? I don't understand your logic.

I don't understand your "logic". Do you think natural resources are something other than finite and it belongs to the first person to claim it? Sorry buddy but the fact is we are no more special than the rest of the life on the planet and when it dies we all die with it.

 

[Microbeman]

I don't understand your "logic". Do you think natural resources are something other than finite and it belongs to the first person to claim it? Sorry buddy but the fact is we are no more special than the rest of the life on the planet and when it dies we all die with it.

Hear! Hear!

 

[mad librettist]

yeah well said man. Hear! Hear! Hear!

 

[Microbeman]

Very far off subject, I find it interesting that us immigrants from the rest of the world are finally 'beginning' to learn the lessons which North America is trying to teach us. The lessons that we are stewards and belong to the land, as was clearly relayed by many great natives in the 17 and 1800s. I watched a Christian based DVD today about our responsibility for caring for the soil and being responsible stewards of the earth. When I think of all the natives whose lives were ruined in the name of Christianity and all the huge resource raping businesses built 'with God as my co-pilot' that they are now preaching stewardship makes me want to vomit. BTW they are still claiming that Earth is the center of the universe, only now they are saying the whole universe is balanced as it is to support life (human of course) on Earth.

 

[mad librettist]

I can smell the butyric acid already microbeman.

 

[BerndV]

Just wondering if anybody is using it regularly? In the Organcis for Beginners thread above, it states 1 tbs per gallon of H2o. Simple enough.. but it doesn't state how often. I would love to get some feedback on final results using this method. Thanks

This thread went right off the deep end. Any constructive responses to the OP?

 

[Microbeman]

I think there were quite a number of responses to the question. Is fish hydrolysate a good stand alone nutrient? Not likely. Neptune's Harvest is one of around 4 or 5 brands which is processed using enzymatic digestion (as far as I know). Always dilute FH well prior to use, otherwise you'll zap soil microbes with phosphoric acid.

 

[BerndV]

MM

Fantastic trout fishing up in Montana! Nice place if you can handle the winters up there.

Brutal....................

CC

Actually, the winters here in NW Montana are quite mild. Spring, summer, and autumn are simply breathtaking.

 

[grapeman]

I don't understand your "logic". Do you think natural resources are something other than finite and it belongs to the first person to claim it? Sorry buddy but the fact is we are no more special than the rest of the life on the planet and when it dies we all die with it.

Yep. first come, first served. Pretty much the way it's been since caveman days.

If there is a shortage of something like fish, don't worry, some enterprising person will figure a way to farm and it sell it to you at a profit. Isn't capitalism a grand thing.

Left to the moronic environmentalists, who protect things that never need protections, we would all be spectators in this world.

That may change I guess if the cap & tax scam, and other socialistic programs that the current president and his band of academics with their inane programs and policies come to fruition.

Then, only the privileged will get to use and enjoy the bounties of our planet.