Maxim also featured buxom starlets in wet T-shirts or strategically torn fish-net unitards on its covers.
Instead, JJ, his fiancée and occasionally a grandchild or two, live in his small trailer home, surrounded by weeds, torn fishing nets and a few chickens and goats.
The wave's aftereffects – broken buildings, torn fishing nets, scarred boats and scraps of clothing – now lie alongside and among the historic remains from before.
Fishermen are also known to have repetitive hyperflexing and twisting movements of the wrists in cold surroundings (when doing repair on the net or tearing fish out of the net), which may explain the wrist symptoms, and physically demanding repetitive work with their shoulder elevated during work with ice in the hold may explain the damage to the shoulder tendons.
Do not tear the fish's lip if you can prevent doing so, that is cruel.
If an edge snags the nylon, it can tear your fish's fins.
As some people at the table stared, unsure how to begin, one had already unceremoniously torn off the fish's head and was blissfully feasting on a length of jawbone, scaly skin dangling.
It finds its locations in both the town and in a kind of degraded pastoral: Rosetta is expelled from the grisly Edens of shop and factory work and has to scrape an existence poaching on a riverbank accessed through a torn fence: trapping fish in broken bottles.
On the Yangtze River, the Three Gorges Dam, the world's largest hydroelectric project, has increased the amount of phosphorus and nitrogen in the waters off China, creating an ideal breeding ground for Nomura's jellyfish, a monstrous 450-pound creature that can tear apart fishing nets.
Abandoned boats with barely submerged propellers have torn holes in fishing boat hulls and knocked over people riding motorized water scooters.
The band, more New Wave than punk, hadn't started yet, and the only thing to look at onstage was the opening band, whose members were packing up their equipment while hypervigilant girls in vampire makeup and torn fish-net stockings washed around them in a human tide that ebbed and flowed on the waves of music crashing through the speakers.
