The program is a series called "Trawlermen" Kirsteen, and I think it was made in 2007 or 8. They go 100's of K's off the coast up that way trawling fish and prawns etc.
Sounds to me like they probably *aren't* familiar with EIS if you have never heard of anyone involved with it where you are, if that be the case then the obvious question is *why* did that particular bloke have coloured nail moons? certainly can't be 'cos of silver then can it? Unfortunately he was the only person I noticed with the colouration, it may have been the skipper of one of the boats, can't remember, I'll have to watch that series again sometime and see if I can pick any others. Thanks for your input and letting me know. Neville. Date: Sat, 12 Sep 2009 09:41:19 +0100 Subject: Re: CS>The Blue Man From: [email protected] To: [email protected] On Sat, Sep 12, 2009 at 2:42 AM, Neville Munn <[email protected]> wrote: Perhaps one of you who live on or near that land over there may like to pass a comment on the living habits of a fisherman in their native habitat? <g>. Well I live in Scotland, but since I'm in it's largest city I don't actually know any fishermen. Certainly when I have encountered them, on holiday etc., I've never noticed any blue moons or had any discussion about silver. To be honest, I've never encountered anyone here with any knowledge whasoever of silver and it's properties, which is why I'm so thankful for this list. Although you can now buy a small (2 or 3 oz?) bottle of colloidal silver in our largest chain of health stores for about 20 dollars. I've introduced a few pwople to silver who now, like me, swear by it but I'd say if anyone was using it it would be a personal thing and coincidental to being a fisherman. Wish I'd seen the program cheers Kirsteen _________________________________________________________________ Need a place to rent, buy or share? Let us find your next place for you! http://clk.atdmt.com/NMN/go/157631292/direct/01/
