Nasamy:
Lmao. See yab

it is not a yabbing oo.
I was just trying to give a point out possibilities to the op.




21:07:10

Sat, Apr 18, 2015

Pavore9:
OP, what a fake story! lt happened in China!


This is the moment an astonishing seven tons of live catfish spilled from the back of a truck onto a Chinese highway after the vehicle's rear door suddenly popped open.

It is thought the door was jolted open when the truck drove over a bump in Kaili, in the Guizhou province of China.

Fire crews and local residents joined forces to clear up the slippery mess, using hoses to keep the fish wet while they were painstakingly collected in buckets before being transferred into the scoop of a passing digger and then back into the truck.

Amazingly, the whole 6,800kg mess was cleared in under two hours, according to People's Daily Online.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/peoplesdaily/article-3002503/Now-s-slip-road-Lorry-driver-spills-SEVEN-TONS-catfish-Chinese-highway-door-truck-pops-open-driving-bump.html

Op has been busted

choi!
see better pepper soup oo

Wisdomkosi:
Manner dey fall from heaven in Thailand. Later Day manner has fallen on Thailand. In
Thailand Fishes Gets Litters All Over the Streets
After Rainfall with many people expressing
surprise.
Indeed, passersby have been held in awe as
hundreds of fishes had flown to the banks of
seashore and on the road.
Reports have it that most of fishes were found
dead.
Whilst some people tried to save the fishes,
others stood watching in amazement.
It is on record that rainy season in Thailand
varies from region to region.
Its rainy season can be classified as May/June to
October and the river fishing season in Khao Sok
National Park is influenced by the monsoon winds
from both the Indian and Pacific Ocean. Seun lalasticlala

nothing Is Impossible