umm...

http://www.trademe.co.nz/pets-animals/fish/fish-tanks-aquariums/auction-551278386.htm

Some people have no morals!

wow.... cunning, selling thrown away plastic bottles for $30

whats next???... Complete plastic Coke bottle shapped aquarium complete with one (slightly bent) angelfish that has magically been converted to cold water???

I use those bottles for water changes, I would never think to keep fish in one except as a short term quarantine.

... and they don't even look very nice either. :dunno:

wow.... cunning, selling thrown away plastic bottles for $30

i found 2 of those at the marina and brought home 2 sweep and 2 horses in them haha

really???? why would anyone do this??

poor little fellas. I hope i never come back in my next life as guppies in that persons house.

i would of had to have done something really bad to deserve that.

Poor little bleighters. :fshi:

can I just point out that the title is speachless.... :sage:

speech people, we live in NZ not America

Yanks don't spell it that way either, it's just a common misspelling

so common it occurs in the dictionary websites

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/speachless?s=t

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/speachless

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?sea ... l%3ASearch

I gess the reel question is "did you know what was ment".

Couldn't agree more, Alan. It's just hard to resist correcting gramma nazis when they make mistakes. It kinda makes the same point you just did

all those in favour of correcting the title say :f77:

all those who don't give a hoot say :yawnn:

:smot: but :yaw1:

all those in favour of correcting the title say :f77:

all those who don't give a hoot say :yawnn:

You're going to have to help me with the proper pronunciation of :f77:

:smot: is right, I forgot about that for a moment, but then I am the Queen of Off Topic

Ira, you pronounced it prefectlee

Spelling nazi's are like pimples, you hate them but making them explode is the fun.

flabbergasted  

flab·ber·gast [flab-er-gast]

verb (used with object)

to overcome with surprise and bewilderment; astound.

Origin:

1765–75; variant of flabagast (perhaps flabb(y) + aghast)

Related forms

flab·ber·gast·er, noun.

Synonyms

amaze, astonish, stagger, nonplus, confound; perplex, confuse, mystify.

:f77:

Spelling nazi's are like pimples, you hate them but making them explode is the fun.

:gpo2: :lar: :rolfl:

Haha, C+H and The Perry Bible Fellowship are hilarious, in a twisted sort of way :thup: