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That's funny, I'd always interpreted it as you can either: - fish, or - cut bait (slice baitfish into bait-sized pieces) Of course, the latter activity is no
by 082349872349872 2y ago
That's funny, I'd always interpreted it as you can either:
- fish, or
- cut bait (slice baitfish into bait-sized pieces)
Of course, the latter activity is not fishing, merely fishing-adjacent.
- onethought 2y agoTwo distinct expressions that happen to share words. Is how I thought of it. Certainly in the context of the OP it seems he is not presenting an either or but a change course.