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I Don't Believe I Would Be Eating Any North Carolina Seafood For A While
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Jeff C.
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X2, and a most don't even realize the effects of things like that after a hurricane and how they add to the total damage incurred.
T-N-T
Senior Member
These are sad times for that region.
Where do those polluted rivers normally flow?
Jeff C.
Chief Grass Master
Where do those polluted rivers normally flow?
Into the low country boils
In normal times those rivers have swamps, marshes, oxbow lakes, sloughs, and various other lowland areas that water flows through and gets filtered. When that much excess high water comes through, it takes everything, good and bad, and dumps it into the oceans.
NOYDB
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Those rivers have H2O in them! All that raw water will put a strain on any ones system. And it's not even in bottles!
My goodness think of what was required to produce that. We'll assume no child labor involved so several nominal adults were involved. What else besides the MSM have they polluted?
My goodness think of what was required to produce that. We'll assume no child labor involved so several nominal adults were involved. What else besides the MSM have they polluted?
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Yep. Hog farming is big in NC so just imagine what's in the run off.
NOYDB
BANNED
The same things that were there last month and will be there a month from now.
All that is running into the ocean 24/7, pretty much. It'll make bigger shrimps. 
KyDawg
Gone But Not Forgotten
Mother Nature has been known to get very busy correcting our discretions, when we get out of her way.
red neck richie
Senior Member
I like shrimps.All that is running into the ocean 24/7, pretty much. It'll make bigger shrimps.
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Redbow
Senior Member
Awww, now Lee, I will send you some fresh shrimp, oysters, clams, fish, whatever you you want from up here..A little hog waste, a bit of coal ash, a few pesticides, insecticides weed killers etc mixed in never hurt nobody..Really I don't blame you on that, some areas in SC are probably about as bad as we are here..The people who run this outfit will most likely declare everything is back to normal and okay pretty soon now, no worries mate eat more seafood the waters are fine..
Redbow
Senior Member
Yeah, the seasoning is already in the water...But, last friday the powers that run everything in this county and the county below us say all is well now, we can fish, go boating eat fish, swim, have a party etc. Shellfish such as oysters and clams still have a closure on them due to pollution but everything else is kosher...Go get 'em...
NOYDB
BANNED
Cooking solves a lot of food problems.
blood on the ground
Cross threading is better than two lock washers.
I ain't skeared! Serve up the shrimp cocktails!
There for awhile, you didn't have to put any oil in the pan to fry Gulf shrimp. 
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