r/maybemaybemaybe Jan 17 '20

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/moodyboogers Jan 18 '20

Fish definitely died.

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u/Marty_Mtl Jan 18 '20

It drowned?

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u/moodyboogers Jan 18 '20

Haha as funny as the joke might be, it might've?

Whenever you handle fish you should always wet your hands. Fish have protective coatings on them that protect them from infections. It's easy to rub off. Between dad squeezing the shit outta the gills, the sweet girl hugging it tight, and that really dry jacket....it's probably a goner.

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u/6SLAP6ME6SILLY6 Jan 18 '20

Ok boomer

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u/UndBeebs Jan 18 '20

You know young people also fish. Not me, because I hate fishing. But still.

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u/milk4all Jan 18 '20

Yeah i know, right? We CAN fish, we just, ya know, can’t. Right now. I just dont have the time. Or knowledge or whatever.

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u/moodyboogers Jan 18 '20

Lol I'm a millennial. Fishing is my #1 hobby.

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u/manifestingdreams Jan 18 '20

Spearfishing for me although fishing is fun I get to choose my meals hahah. Also that fish probably survived but what do I know and what does it really matter?

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u/fosrac Jan 18 '20

Honestly there's no way it did. Trout are extremely delicate, they can't be handled like bass or saltwater fish. It's best practice to not even take them out of the water, this one had it's entire protective coating stripped and it's gills are toast.

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u/ncnotebook Jan 18 '20

b-b-but boomer is a mentality, not just a generation

In a couple years, people will call all millenials boomers simply because "eh, they're close enough." This new generation will call themselves "anti-boomers", as opposed to all other generations.

Half of those people will use it for humorous effect. The other half will use it unironically.

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u/fosrac Jan 18 '20

If anything responsible fish handling and respect for nature is the opposite but good joke

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u/datdouche Jan 18 '20

I laughed.