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I told a friend about the 6:1 plastic to plankton ratio and then I realized that fish that eat plankton is a Good Thing because all you have to do is catch the fish and get rid of the plastic in their bellies in those plasma reactors. A solid plan!
Posted by: Kiki | January 30, 2008 4:47 AM