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(CNN) -- Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water, as the saying goes, male skinny-dippers in Scandinavia are being warned about a fish infamous for munching on testicles.
Yes, you read that right.
From the article.
So why should swimmers beware? Pacu fish love crushing nuts with their powerful jaws and sometimes can mistake the male reproductive organs for their favorite snack.
sometimes can mistake the male reproductive organs for their favorite snack
Ouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuch!
OK, that is some funny stuff right there.
Discovery of testicle-biting fish leads to swim warning for Danish men - CNN.com
And they aren't the only ones, either.
Must taste like chicken--everything else does after all :blah:
The men of Illinois should be very afraid. A miliant group of lesbian atheists have used genetics to create a breed of fish called the Pacu. The name of the fish is an anagram that stands for Penis Amputating Castrations Underwater. The pacu fish is actually a specialized genetic weapon.
The pacu river beast was first discovered not far from a genetics research facility in South America. The host of television show River Monsters, Jeremy Wade, went to investigate horror stories from local fishermen, who claimed a fish ‘with the mouth of a human hooker’ were killing male villagers by brutally malling of their genitals.
I think that is a satire site
Another attempt to impose the Gay Agenda on us against our will
Lesbian Atheists Invent Pacu, Release Testicle Eating Fish In Lake Yeager Illinois • ChristWire
I thought this was a joke until I read the article. Those dimwits are actually convinced that lesbian atheist scientists genetically bred these fish to castrate males, and dumped them in an Illinois lake!!! :shock: That kind of stupidity should seriously be illegal.
Edit: Oops. :3oops: Just saw the hamburger-turtle. Ya' got me, lol! :lamo
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