Date:         Thu, 23 Jan 2003 12:12:49 -1000
Reply-To:     Shawn Zenor <shawn@IMUA-TOUR.COM>
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From:         Shawn Zenor <shawn@IMUA-TOUR.COM>
Subject:      Re: Where to put the better fish?
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On Thursday, January 23, 2003, at 11:34 AM, Ben T wrote:

> it's always been the rule as far as i can remember (30+ years of 
> driving).
> don't reinvent the wheel. better fish to the rear. worn fish to the 
> front. as
> fishes wear out, they can't swim as well. just like worn tires.
>
> so if you put the worn fish in the front, you can at least steer those 

> fish
> in the right direction should they go flat. of course, it is always 
> better to
> buy new fish all the way around.
>
> if you rotate your fish, they will wear out much more evenly. if all 

> the fish
> have similar wear patterns, then you don't need to fish around for an 

> answer
> as to which goes to the front. get four new ones (unless your vehicles 

> need
> more fish).
>
> benT
> for those who like tires better than fish, please substitute them in 

> your
> next emeal

        This is advice that is not to be taken lightly- whimsically swapping 
your good fish to the front for the Halibut may cause your van to 
Flounder.  Don't let your van Perch precariously on the shoulder- keep 

your fish fresh...

Shawn (Couldn't resist- Don't put my head on a Pike for NVC)


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