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- L.L. Bean heiress Linda L. Bean gets ready to mass market Maine lobsters and end Canadian lobster dependence.
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10-07-2009 @3:56PM Astin said... Yes! Down with Canadian lobsters!
Oh... wait... let's look at a map. Maine is... here. Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island are... here... and the lobster are... here.
Guess what? They're the same freakin' lobsters! Do people think they have little lobster passports that indicate which side of an imaginary line they were caught on?
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