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Day 66. Let's GIT-R-DONE!
Posted on 06/05/2015 7:14:13 PM PDT by nickcarraway
A young woman was bitten in the hand by a shark Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Friday.
According to the Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Fire Department, the woman was fishing and hauled in a nurse shark.
After reeling it in, she tried to remove the hook from the shark's mouth and it bit her.
The shark was clamped on so tight to her hand that a police officer had to use his baton to get it to let go.
Once they got it free, the shark was released back into the water.
The woman was left with a puncture wound which was treated on the scene.
Was she feeding it? Shark bites the hand that fed it?
And the shark was not please to find she had laced the food with fish hooks.
That happened to me some 25 years ago when I caught a Brown Trout, in attempting to remove the hook, it bit me on the finger and I later got a terrible, painful, infection at the site of the wound which had to be lanced. I didn’t release the Trout though, I later cooked and ate it. This being the pre-internet era, it did not make the news.
‘___________I later cooked and ate it,’
Getting even can just be so tasty - - -
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