tin foil + lemon juice = zombie fish

That would freak me out too...

Does lemon Juice and tin foil cause reaction? How old were the fish?

http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/chem07/chem07183.htm

So if the Aluminum foil is really Aluminum then Lemon Juice causes the release of hydrogen gasses. But I think this is more a case of the lemon juice hitting the fish. The fish, somehow, still having living nerve endings.

Think of it like putting lemon juice on an open paper cut.

That is some *quality fresh fish!

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Nice job zombie fish! Freak out the lady by squirming around and then play dead when she calls a friend for back-up. Wait it out.. and then attack!

I went fishing with some friends a few months ago. Didn't catch anything, but one of the fishermen nearby gave us a fish out of sympathy. We kept fishing for a couple of hours after that, and the fish was wiggling in the bag for the whole time.

After we were done, we figured it was dead for sure. We grabbed the bag, and he started wiggling like mad again. We got back, put it in the trunk and drove home. After about 45 minute of a drive, we got there, opened the trunk, and it was still wiggling.

We went upstairs and started debating on the best way to end it's life. 30 minutes of bashing it against marble didn't stop it's wiggling. At some point my friend just said screw it, and gutted / skinned it while it was still moving.

It was certainly one of the weirdest things I can remember.

So the Zombie Apocalypse is starting... with fish? I don't think anyone saw that coming.

*BURNITWITHFIRE!

Ah... God(tm)'s Green Earth.

It wasn't nervous impulses. It was Jesus(tm) telling you he loves you.

Thump em in the back of the head with a blunt object to knock them out and then cut their throats, basically almost cutting their heads off. They'll be dead.

Alternatively, you can jab your knife in the back of their heads and hit the brain or central nervous system. They'll be dead before they feel the knife.

Incidentally, this also work on the midgets at the playground... no wait.

>> ^demon_ix:

I went fishing with some friends a few months ago. Didn't catch anything, but one of the fishermen nearby gave us a fish out of sympathy. We kept fishing for a couple of hours after that, and the fish was wiggling in the bag for the whole time.
After we were done, we figured it was dead for sure. We grabbed the bag, and he started wiggling like mad again. We got back, put it in the trunk and drove home. After about 45 minute of a drive, we got there, opened the trunk, and it was still wiggling.
We went upstairs and started debating on the best way to end it's life. 30 minutes of bashing it against marble didn't stop it's wiggling. At some point my friend just said screw it, and gutted / skinned it while it was still moving.
It was certainly one of the weirdest things I can remember.


So for like, 5 hours, you thought it was still alive and didn't do anything, and then when you finally got uncomfortable, you decided to bludgeon it against marble for half an hour straight?

Jackass . Poor fish!

There are several ways to know how fresh your fish are. This one, by far, involves the most urine.

Not only that, but then he turned it into poo!


>> ^Gallowflak:

So for like, 5 hours, you thought it was still alive and didn't do anything, and then when you finally got uncomfortable, you decided to bludgeon it against marble for half an hour straight?
Jackass . Poor fish!

FUCK THAT!

>> ^NordlichReiter:

Does lemon Juice and tin foil cause reaction? How old were the fish?
http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/chem07/chem07183.htm
So if the Aluminum foil is really Aluminum then Lemon Juice causes the release of hydrogen gasses. But I think this is more a case of the lemon juice hitting the fish. The fish, somehow, still having living nerve endings.
Think of it like putting lemon juice on an open paper cut.

I think what kulpims meant is that lemon juice and tin foil create an electric current which triggers the muscles of the dead fish.

Didn't we have this discussion already?

http://videosift.com/video/Frog-Legs-Dancing-With-A-Little-Salt

Nuke it from orbit! It's the only way to be sure.

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I've never had a nice chicken breast start flapping at me. Think I'll stick with land-based meats.

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