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You think there`d be more safety in grouper. But if you found yourself submerged in a wall to wall eye school of bait, you don`t want to fly your trout out of there really fast before you become a croaker.
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This is very casual speech. He's trying to be funny. He uses a lot of fishy puns and talks in a funny accent.
- This is very casual speech.
- He's trying to be funny.
- He uses a lot of fishy puns and talks in a funny accent.
- It's not academic English!
- lucas21c You think there`d be more safety in grouper.
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This is very casual speech. He's trying to be funny. He uses a lot of fishy puns and talks in a funny accent. It's not academic English!
lucas21cYou think there`d be more safety in grouper.
A grouper is a large salt-water fish used for food. https://en.wik
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