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xoxoxoBruce 08-11-2014 01:14 AM

Ale the Eel, RIP
 
Please, a moments pause for Ale the Eel of Brantevik in Skåne, Sweden. Ale passed quietly in Tomas Kjellman's well at the age of 155.

Griff 08-11-2014 05:38 AM

wow.

Gravdigr 08-11-2014 03:45 PM

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Apparently John Cleese is writing their photo captions...

xoxoxoBruce 08-11-2014 04:52 PM

Now Wiki says they're born in the ocean, move up rivers/streams to fresh water for 5 to 20 years, then back to the ocean to join an orgy in a sexual frenzy and die.

But the God fearing Eels that devote themselves to chastity, can live to 155 years old... in a well, alone, in the dark. :unsure:

glatt 08-11-2014 07:17 PM

In the dark. Just like that recent cancer study.

orthodoc 08-12-2014 08:45 PM

Are you saying that if breast cancer patients live in the dark, we'll live to be 155?

Or is it the chastity ... but wait. There was a second eel, according to the news stories. So chastity is doubtful. But I want to know how a few flies etc. could keep two eels going all those years. My suspicion is that there's a secret entrance at the bottom of the well that allows the eels to come and go at will, connecting to a tributary that takes them back to the sea. So while there've been one or two eels down there over the centuries, how do we know they've been the same eels? Or just descendants? You know, like salmon spawning, the eels come back to the well ...

orthodoc 08-12-2014 08:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Gravdigr (Post 906876)
From Bruce's link:

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Apparently John Cleese is writing their photo captions...

I love this.

Cyclefrance 08-15-2014 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by orthodoc (Post 906974)
Are you saying that if breast cancer patients live in the dark, we'll live to be 155?

Or is it the chastity ... but wait. There was a second eel, according to the news stories. So chastity is doubtful. But I want to know how a few flies etc. could keep two eels going all those years. My suspicion is that there's a secret entrance at the bottom of the well that allows the eels to come and go at will, connecting to a tributary that takes them back to the sea. So while there've been one or two eels down there over the centuries, how do we know they've been the same eels? Or just descendants? You know, like salmon spawning, the eels come back to the well ...

I think you are overlooking something, orthodoc.They didn't need to rely on flies. They could afford to buy food. They were well eeled.

Gravdigr 08-19-2014 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Cyclefrance (Post 907273)
They were well eeled.

Boo. Hiss, boo.

I thought only Japanese porn girls got well-eeled?

:lol2:

BigV 08-19-2014 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Gravdigr (Post 907552)
Boo. Hiss, boo.

I thought only Japanese porn girls got well-eeled?

:lol2:

well, yes, tentacley speaking.


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