Why do some refrigerated semi trailers have the word "FISH" painted on their sides?
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It stands for "Holy S*** It's Freezing" backwards.
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Why? Because they considered fish not meat... which it is.
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Fish ... as a surrealist would say .... :)
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Googling around to equipment manufacturers, what I'm finding makes it look like they are heat sealed, so I'm assuming that it has to be a melting glue. It also has to be non-toxic since it is a food product.\n\nThe site below has fill-your-own bags that are pre-glued and sealed with and iron.
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Because banana's are so cheap, the rumor was spread about not putting them in the refrigarator in order to increase demand, because they spoil faster if left out. most anything kept in the refrigarator will spoil slower, because the temperature inhibits decomposition.
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I don't think the kind of fish matters-- it was a decaying bag of biology and it was stewing with all kinds of bateria that was helping it decompose.  I think it's the bacteria that was in the dead fish and not the fish itself.  I'd go get a tetnus shot and itching is a sign of infection, so....
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The frozen, breaded patties or fish sticks are cool...Unless the facility is actually in a fishing port town, I'd steer clear of anything claimed to be "fresh fish".\nIn some fishing towns, if the commercial boats have excess catch, it gets donated or sold cheap to the jail so, a jail near the ocean sometimes really does get FRESH fish.
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Im not sure if there is a spelling mistake, but there was no problem in pronouncing these two words. Is there something unique about these...\n\n.:Fishie:.
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I'm going to have to assume a few things, since your question is a little on the vague side. For instance, I suspect you mean the "containers" often seen on modern rail cars and truck platforms, that are also transported by sea-going vessels ... rather than just any old container, like a suitcase or a jug.\n\nAt sea, the vessels hauling containers are usually a fairly good size. They are basically long, with more-or-less rectangular holds for optiizing the fit of the cargo (the containers). A lot of the vessels even have contianer units fastened to the deck, to make more for a given "run" from A to B.\n\nComing into a port (or harbor), the vessel approaches a pier where there are a number of fixed-position dockside overhead cranes. These cranes are used to lift the containers off the vessel - usually clearing the load on deck before proceeding to those in the hold(s). Once off the vessel, the containers are typically deposited in a holding area (like a big yard), located near the original dockside crane. Occasionally, a rail car or truck is waiting for a particular shipment, and the container is dropped right on the land transportation bed.\n\nIf the container is stored outside for a while, it eventually ends up on a flatbed trailer of some sort (road or rail). The crane used to move it is a moving-gantry type, which kind of looks more like a big spider than anything else.\n\nContainers are not usually weather-protected; the contents rely on the containers themselves and any manufacturer's packaging to be the protection. This is important ... the containers sit outside in all kinds of weather!\n\nOn the vessel, the containers are typically chained or otherwise held to stanchions or braces built into the ship's hull to prevent movement during transit. The restraints can be broken or loosened (intentionally or by a severe enough storm), to allow / cause the container to go over (or through) the side.\n\nThe same kind of restraint method is used when fastening the containers to their land-side transports as well, for much the saem reason. Ultimately, the goal is to deliver the goods to their destination ... not drop them off inadvertently at some unnamed spot en route.
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Well, I think they are made this way.... it is a huge conspiracy really.... all off duty staff members sit around a monitor in the lunchroom and laugh at customer antics.\n\nHow to fix.....pull, push, tug, drag or lift and carry trolley (cart) to the cooking oil section..... spray wheels with about half a can of cooking spray and continue shopping. This works for me every time..\n\nDon't go to the motor oil section as this will fix the said trolley indefinitely.... and you cant guarantee that you will get the same trolley..... Good Luck.
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it wasnt fried nor steamed! it absolutely was a Dried fish. those fishes that were cooked by being dried under the sun.
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It can also be how it was stored or carried home.  Seafood is like pork and chicken.  If the preparer gets it over a certain temperature than the food will begin to grow enzymes that may cause such illnesses like the GI distress.  So you know if the meat stayed out for an extensive amount of time from the store to home?  The grocer will only have to assume liability to the person who purchased the product.  Food poisoning is very common if you are not watching and preparing food at correct temps.  Keep that in mind while doing your research on who should be at fault.
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set up a camera to watch it.  or sit in another vehicle and watch that person stick stuff in there.  It happened to me.  My friends would stick empty longnecks and empty forty's in the bed of my truck.  Man that made my Angel mad.  Even worse was when they were putting in empty cans of chew.  That was hell.
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These billboards are all over the US as of a few weeks ago.  Atlanta has been plagued with "I pooted" and "My boogers itch".  These phrases are from Fosters and Ed Edd and Eddy.  Other cities have seen "I have a meat beard" and "clowns hate tangelos".  These are from other cartoon network shows.  They possibly dis-included logos to get a better buzz, but children have a great recall quality that will enable them to remember lines like these from thier favorite television shows.  Since they are ads, the  purpose still is yet to be seen.  Have fun watching them pop up!
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My parents used to say this stinks on "dry" ice.  I guess that was back in the old days.  LOL.  I am curious now too.  What does it mean?
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I'm looking for a used trailer.  Drop me a note at my yahoo mail.
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Urine, feces, expired individual, spoilage, fish