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July 23, 2012 - Glass Eels
| Transparent and needlelike glass eels rush into the estuary during winter, after a long-distance migration for months from the open sea. |
Happy Monkey Monday Jul 23 12:50 PM
I don't mind eels
Except at meals.
And the way they feels.
Sundae Monday Jul 23 01:12 PM
Wouldn't get a decent sized portion of jellied eels out of that lot!
Nirvana Monday Jul 23 02:20 PM
reminds me of a movie where this guy was fishing for eels with a horse head. GAK! Can't remember the name of the movie ...
glatt Monday Jul 23 02:30 PM
The Tin Drum had a scene like that. Messed up movie.
Diaphone Jim Monday Jul 23 07:59 PM
I have had to fight to get some recent images to open, this one included.
I think I may have finally gotten it by enabling third party cookies.
Why should the IOTD need third party cookies?
Undertoad Monday Jul 23 08:34 PM
I don't think this is anything Cellar-related. The image is hosted on cellar.org so there are no third parties involved.
jimhelm Monday Jul 23 09:08 PM
they look like the things from Matrx 2 or 3.
SPUCK Tuesday Jul 24 06:22 AM
Glass eels.. Way classier than the common Plastic eels.
ZenGum Tuesday Jul 24 06:58 AM
Despite all the progress of feminism, eel catching remains a male-dominated industry, and now we know why.
It's the glass eeling, folks, and it is time to change.
I'm here till Sunday. Try the unagi.
DanaC Tuesday Jul 24 07:18 AM
Oh dear. Zen, that was really goodbad.
newtimer Tuesday Jul 24 08:32 AM
It doesn't seem right to refer to them as seafood when you cannot see them.
CaliforniaMama Tuesday Jul 24 11:22 AM
I'd be afraid to touch them. What if they break?
classicman Tuesday Jul 24 11:35 AM
Glass Eels Hit $950 Per Pound
Sundae Tuesday Jul 24 03:15 PM
Are they being served with a crepe there?
Gravdigr Wednesday Jul 25 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by classicman
Glass Eels Hit $950 Per Pound
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Attachment 39843
from boatinglocal.com
glatt Wednesday Jul 25 03:59 PM
Wow, compare that with $2/pound for lobster.
classicman Wednesday Jul 25 09:45 PM
Dried morels are $230 a pound and I thought that was ridiculous.
Trilby Wednesday Jul 25 10:01 PM
That is totally disgusting.
Ugh.
Ibby Wednesday Jul 25 10:51 PM
almost as cool as the Glass Frog:
SPUCK Friday Jul 27 06:54 AM
It's probably one of those things where a pound of glass eels will fill a wheelbarrow.
xoxoxoBruce Sunday Jul 29 09:43 AM
MA eel-evator
Sundae Sunday Jul 29 09:48 AM
Har-witch. Snicker.
Harridge.
CaliforniaMama Sunday Jul 29 07:34 PM
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Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce
MA eel-evator
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Wow. I don't think I'll be volunteering for that any time soon.
What was the ONE he counted separately?
xoxoxoBruce Sunday Jul 29 10:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Sundae
Har-witch. Snicker.
Harridge. |
Sundae Monday Jul 30 07:48 AM
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Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce
What is Harridge?
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