Fishing
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YDI for being judgmental.
#1 Whats judgmental about stating a fact? lol FYL for not understanding basic words :D
OP could've covered it up by saying "I mean, for fish."
i was gunna say that #25...
awww trout, bass and salmon are manly/pretty names! not judgmental..,,
That is why you shouldn't bash at random.
Say they're strange names for fish. No FML here.
wtf?! and I've wanted to say this for awhile....FAIL! Lame FML.
sleepy, sneezy and bashful the fish?
You can use fishes as a plural, it's just not used often. 'fish n. , pl. , fish , or fishes . Any of numerous cold-blooded aquatic vertebrates of the superclass Pisces, characteristically having fins, gills'. It says it in the dictionary, and if that's not right, I don't know what is.
You're right, both are technically acceptable.
Still, the OP's grammar is still awful! Look at the rest of the post!
i know people will hate on me for this but i know you all thought the same so i'll say it: "wow, first black guy to know good grammar!"
hahahah made my day. might have been nice names, but sounded stupid when associated to fish ... i dont see any problem here
The problem is his grammar...
You do realise that the plural for fish is not fishes right, were you trying to be funny? the plural for fish is also just fish its the same as the plural form of sheep is still sheep
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Ydi for being a dumbass. "Fish" is a singular and plural word.
YDI for being judgmental.