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twaite's shad... fingers crossed for them...

an old one but a good one... despite the japanese television touches... https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b06237md/legends-of-the-deep-deep-sea-sharks

david markson... this is not a novel / the last novel

goblin shark caught off florida (apologies for the source) http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2619301/Thats-no-shrimp-Florida-shrimp-fishermen-accidentally-net-second-prehistoric-goblin-shark-thats-18-FEET-LONG-pink-pointy-teeth.html?ito=video_player_click

this is irritating & puerile .

:-=

hmmm... done, i suppose...

Octo blog

fishy (not exclusively) & salty blog: the scuttlefish

fantastic... this too (& patrick stewart):

hmmm... driving along in texas (i am a foreigner) i could not place a smell until i said to my wife (excessively stupidly on my part): it's weird but someone is smoking ganja in the car we've just overtaken because i can smell it... her response: err... no, you're a cretin, that's the smell of...

not technically a fish what do they taste like?

but... who killed koko??? we must be told

angry birds +3

yes... thank you... fantastic... <object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value=""></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always"...

legendary... very sad indeed... saw him live a few times... shook his hand once... always managed to be smoking something exotic during in the street... oh dear... a friend of me sent me a text message the other day reporting that big star was playing in a coffee shop it concluded with 'how...

cheapest one here is a bit cheaper: http://www.vialibri.net/cgi-bin/book_search.php?refer=start&authword=hendricks&titleword=fluxus+codex&wt=20&fr=s&sort=pr&order=desc&lang=en&act=search&cty=us&hi_lo=hi&curr=USD&z=7022

the one you want is jon hendricks' fluxus codex... published in 1988 but maybe revised (just had a look & seems to be reissued in 1995)... he was, after all, there... you can find it here: http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?sortby=1&tn=fluxus+codex&x=0&y=0

conceptual fish ludovician:

rabelais seconded... just in to book iv of gargantua & pantagruel... tristram shandy definitely but i hadn't realised until reading gargantua & pantagruel quite how large sterne's rabelaisian debt was... three cheers for three men in a boat