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Bruce nice fish ! I thought those were half dollars. Another crazy Dr. Frankenbruce creation ? The lesson for today is on color. Repeat after me color is based on light. Light diffuses when it goes through water. No light - no color , goofy diffused light underwater - goofy low color pics. :p 
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Those look like 10 lira pieces. At any rate, that is a whale of a fish. Please, let me see a filet of him. :p
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I hope everyone knew I was kidding. Burger, is a 10 lira piece like a dime?
Excerpt from Robert Crais' "The Monkey's Raincoat:"
"She took another microscopic bite of her sandwich, then pushed it away. Maybe she absorbed nutrients from her surroundings."
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Originally posted by Sunil:
I hope everyone knew I was kidding. Burger, is a 10 lira piece like a dime? I'm not lettin you off the hook that easy....No, it's more like a silver dollar.
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While you guys debate foreign currencies (I think there is a "Foreign Currency Size Forum"), maybe you can comment on the massive helmet that this particular bluegill possesses.
Holding a redear sunfish is like running with scissors.
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"Massive helmet"? How about "so large it's unnatural looking"? :p
Huge helmet; not so large a breast-plate. Darn nice fish.
I was hoping to see an overhead shot to show his 3.5" thickness, compared to one of those big stone coins from Tonga.
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How much would bluegill of that size weigh?
Used to fish in a pond with bluegill that size.
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Somewhere around 1.5 pounds.
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