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A fish is not a toy

slonezp
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    On 2/21/2019 at 1:17 PM, roadwarrior said:

    GET OFF THE LAWN!

     

    :love-093:

     

    p.s.  I would let the boy keep the fish.

    Why would you reward him for that...?

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    • Super User

    Most water has too many little fish. It's not a reward, just no big deal.

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    1 minute ago, roadwarrior said:

    Most water has too many little fish. It's not a reward, just no big deal.

    Ok but the kid is going to be really spoiled and annoying later if everyone just lets him do whatever he wants.

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    • Super User

    Well, I fish a lot of ponds where the best option is feeding the little ones to the coyotes,

    raccoons and turtles. 

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