Happiest Fish on Earth

[Weatherman2020]

Enough cabernet sauvignon to fill 500,000 bottles spilled into the Russian River. Here's how it happened

We aren’t talking about Two Buck Chuck here. $50-$200 a bottle.

And before you Leftards freak out about killing fish, the authorities say it will not.

 

[White 6]

Enough cabernet sauvignon to fill 500,000 bottles spilled into the Russian River. Here's how it happened

We aren’t talking about Two Buck Chuck here. $50-$200 a bottle.

And before you Leftards freak out about killing fish, the authorities say it will not.

Did not know Russia was a high end wine producer. What a waste.

 

[ChrisL]

Enough cabernet sauvignon to fill 500,000 bottles spilled into the Russian River. Here's how it happened

We aren’t talking about Two Buck Chuck here. $50-$200 a bottle.

And before you Leftards freak out about killing fish, the authorities say it will not.

Did not know Russia was a high end wine producer. What a waste.

The Russian River is in Sonoma County, CA.

 

[Shawnee_b]

Did not know Russia was a high end wine producer. What a waste.

It's in Calif, Sonoma county.

 

[Shawnee_b]

The Russian River is in Sonoma County, CA.

Beat me to it by a split second!

 

[ChrisL]

Those fishies are going to part-tay! Lol!

 

[ChrisL]

 

[White 6]

Time to bait with cheese, as it goes good with wine.

 

[Likkmee]

Always marinate before capture/filet

 

[sparky]

Containment gear first responders typically use for spills was ineffective for something like wine, said fire battalion chief Elson

perhaps wine containment drills are on the horizon.....

~S~

 

[Dick Foster]

Enough cabernet sauvignon to fill 500,000 bottles spilled into the Russian River. Here's how it happened

We aren’t talking about Two Buck Chuck here. $50-$200 a bottle.

And before you Leftards freak out about killing fish, the authorities say it will not.

Did not know Russia was a high end wine producer. What a waste.

It isn't but Russia they once attempted to claim and settle California ergo the Russian river. Look up Fort Ross. Russia attempted to establish settlements in north america from 1732 to 1867. Lots of effort in Alaska all the way down to California.

 

[Rambunctious]

 

[ChrisL]

 

[hjmick]

Great movie.

 

[White 6]

Enough cabernet sauvignon to fill 500,000 bottles spilled into the Russian River. Here's how it happened

We aren’t talking about Two Buck Chuck here. $50-$200 a bottle.

And before you Leftards freak out about killing fish, the authorities say it will not.

Did not know Russia was a high end wine producer. What a waste.

It isn't but Russia they once attempted to claim and settle California ergo the Russian river. Look up Fort Ross. Russia attempted to establish settlements in north america from 1732 to 1867. Lots of effort in Alaska all the way down to California.

Interesting. Never heard of Russian settlement in North American except of course Alaska.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

Enough cabernet sauvignon to fill 500,000 bottles spilled into the Russian River. Here's how it happened

We aren’t talking about Two Buck Chuck here. $50-$200 a bottle.

And before you Leftards freak out about killing fish, the authorities say it will not.

Kill the fish...they're probably happy as clams.
In any case, that's gotta hurt. Gotta have a talk with the inspector who cleared that door for operation.

 

[depotoo]

Those drunken fish might be easier to catch...
Lol

 

[ChrisL]

Those drunken fish might be easier to catch...
Lol

Just put a bottle of wine in the boat, and they jump right in!

 

[percysunshine]

Do fish know they are wet?

 

[ChrisL]

Do fish know they are wet?