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Topic: mercury test results  (Read 1347 times)

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Hat Trick

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i received my yearly physical blood test results; everything was normal including my mercury level. i have eaten hundreds of stripers, hundreds of rockfish, and even a few sharks over the last 15 years. i was pleasantly surprised.
2006 AOTY STRIPERKING


Bill

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I am shocked your liver isn't pickled  :smt002

Great news though, I wish someone would study mercury levels in boneless skinless filets of Bay fish.


Randy

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Does this prove that mercury dematerializes in the presence of beer?   :beer3

Congratulations on your clean results, big guy.



gotbaitgofish

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you have to drink more beer
got saltwater


promethean_spark

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The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down
Of the big lake they call Gitche Gumee
Superior, they said, never gives up her dead
When the gales of November come early.


basilkies

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A friend tells me there is a long range mercury test and a short range mercury test. One tells you how you're doing for the last couple of weeks and the other tells you how you're doing for the last few months.

He said he tested high on the short range test after eating some striper. He was fine on the long range test, though. Then he was retested a couple weeks later on the short range test and was okay.