Tunafish class action settlement. Are you affected?

[Supervisor42]

I don't understand how a cat can catch a tuna.

2 hay hooks, Some 100mph tape, 300ft of 1/8th steel cable, 1 brick and a blindfold. Everything else is nature and evolution at play. The hard part is getting a really pissed off cat with hay hooks attached to its paws back in the boat. It was a bit difficult, and we lost the captains second mate, poor fellow...

That was funny as shit!
For the untrained, this is a hay hook:

It's what you grab a bale of hay with.

[aikorob]

I don't understand how a cat can catch a tuna.

2 hay hooks, Some 100mph tape, 300ft of 1/8th steel cable, 1 brick and a blindfold. Everything else is nature and evolution at play. The hard part is getting a really pissed off cat with hay hooks attached to its paws back in the boat. It was a bit difficult, and we lost the captains second mate, poor fellow...

You let your cat free dive after tuna ?!?! Man, given how fast they swim, it's a wonder Tabby caught anything

try this next time--http://animals.howstuffworks.com/pets/scuba-cat3.htm

[Anianna]

I don't understand how a cat can catch a tuna.

2 hay hooks, Some 100mph tape, 300ft of 1/8th steel cable, 1 brick and a blindfold. Everything else is nature and evolution at play. The hard part is getting a really pissed off cat with hay hooks attached to its paws back in the boat. It was a bit difficult, and we lost the captains second mate, poor fellow...

That was funny as shit!
For the untrained, this is a hay hook:

It's what you grab a bale of hay with.

But, hay bails come with handy twine handles.

I, too, have never seen a cat fish tuna. I'm surprised they would interbreed.

[SCBrian]

With the recent problems with bumblebee and chicken of the sea, I went looking to see how Starkist was doing, still up in court.

"The court had granted preliminary approval of the settlement on May 14, 2015, but has now denied final approval of the settlement, finding that notice to class members was inadequate and the release of future claims against StarKist was too broad."

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