A Meta-thread to save us all time

<p>^ I detect a tone of discordance.</p>

<p>^^^All of you - stop with the clefervess!</p>

<p>oh look-- we have new players!</p>

<p>Base players? bass players? or none of the above?</p>

<p>There’s always room for more in the base section, of course.</p>

<p>Glad to see all you clever people have not taken the day off…</p>

<p>Bassdad: Are you familiar with “Great Big Sea”? They may need a sea bass. </p>

<p>I have Irish dancers for hire. They can do a nice treble reel.</p>

<p>::Out of office auto reply::
Sorry - can’t respond to your message right now. Gone fishin’</p>

<p>Oh sure, try to lure newbies into this thread…I see what you’re doing with your bait & switch. I think it’s pretty darn crappy.</p>

<p>Some of us just can’t resist a shiny spinner. Hoping for catch and release.</p>

<p>2cakes,</p>

<p>I have heard some of their stuff but if we are talking about Canadian groups of that general type, Tanglefoot is more my cup of tea. I don’t know about sea bass, but I can provide plenty of bass C.</p>

<p>I knew I smelt something fishy-
People are poaching old puns. I am herring the salmons over and over.</p>

<p>I have a great recipe for poached puns.</p>

<p>Two days gone and my head is swimming. </p>

<p>I think I bumped it on the roomba.</p>

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<p>Toss me some, please. I’m here reading the newspaper on the Dead C.</p>

<p>Good Cod people - how do you porpoise that your minnows get into school if don’t stop this tunacy and go bach to obsessing about colleges?</p>

<p>Make periwinkle a Senior Member! She just hit all the shibboleths in one sentence!</p>

<p>Here here! Let’s crown our new wit. She’s a wit and a wag. Hats off!</p>

<p>In only 5 posts? What is she, a legacy?</p>

<p>No, just hooked!</p>

<p>periwinklekitten,
But we hare having sucha whale of a good time. Nice to play around in here and avoid the sharks in some of the other threads.</p>

<p>Lobster haddock crawdad cod
What have I eaten! Oh! My! G*d!</p>

<p>In the river, in the sea…
This animal swims in its own pee.</p>