LETS FISH

Is my wife trying to kill my goldfish?

On returning home today my wife informed me she had fed 2 flies to the fish (I usually catch them myself wearing my straw hat). She had no recollection of the size (if too big you have to pull the wings off to stop choking), and had not de-winged them. How inconsiderate, stupid and dangerous. Anybody with an ounce of common sense knows not to do this.
We even have a small chart to determine size. I suspect she did it deliberately as what other reason could she have. Bit*h.

I am a fish breeder and your question is doing the same thing you are blaming your wife for not pulling the wings off wont hurt the fish heck does someone pull the wings off when fish in the wild eat them I think not

this question tells me your wife doesn’t need to make up reasions to bitch you give her enough reasions all by your self

you need to grow up and stop acting like eveything is about you
you should thank her for feeding your dam fish hell if I were her I would cook the dam thing up and feed it to you
you are a jerk and give real men a bad name

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