I just had a head scan and look what they found? Terrible, but I’m not really surprised.
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When I was a kid my old man put a dead skeleton fish (‘Shaky-Jake’) on my TV. To this day, moribund sucker-catfishscare the hell out of me. kdm
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2015 17:11:30 +0000 To: kdmeltsner@msn.com
Kenny,
Fish skeletons, I agree, are more frightening than, say, a rat skeleton. They make me feel really small and insignificant.
I am not surprised either.
It’s at least better than the old line about the doctor saying that they did a scan of your brain, and they found nothing. “If I only had a brain”!
As I stated on Facebook- Fish have always been considered Brain Food.
Mark, So true.
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As I mentioned before, I think this is the definitive “Women with Fish” photo. The poor woman has aquarium-head. Looks like she’s got a Loch Ness monster or two in her cerebellum. She should get it flushed out ASAP before the fish grow so big that a neurosurgeon will have to cut a hole in her skull so the fish can escape. Or…maybe the doctors could fashion a larger skull for her so the fish have more room to swim and play. Perhaps something like hydrocephalia. She could put some fighting Beta fish in there and have them go at it ’til one of them is dead. I think having fish on the brain would be fun…but then I am a Pisces. Keep up the good work, Erica.
Michael, You too. Keep up the fishy brain work.