I've heard (and maybe posted) worse. (but not many, ha!)
I thought you were a vegetarian Jim?
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I've heard (and maybe posted) worse. (but not many, ha!)
I thought you were a vegetarian Jim?
Thanks to the magic of Squanto (Algonquin for “He who squants“), birds are produce on the fourth Thursday of November.
I'd rather eat a Hickory smoked, maple glazed ham, and did.
Looks good. I've been a flexitarian for a while. It's pretty comfortable on the fence.
Was.
I've been looking for a turnip for a week and cant find one! I want to make a stew and cant without turnip.
Would rutabaga work? It kind of looks and tastes like turnip, but it’s more fun to say.
What you call a 'rutabaga' we call a turnip.
Its like Pickerel. They're called Pickerel, not Walleye lol.
We have turnips, rutabaga, pickerel, and pike. “Walleye” was a new term for me and don’t want it in my lexicon.
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Mostly I am.
However, I eat as much seafood as I want, and occasionally eat turkey.
If I need food and there's nothing else I'll eat chicken, but that's happened like twice in my adult life.
You're remembering right, Wes, because I'm mostly vegetarian. For a long time I was totally vegan. I also don't care at all what other people eat nor if they go out and shoot poor innocent Bambi.
Happy shaves,
Jim
Is that what we call a Zander?
Different species, but similar appearance (pickerel and pike have pointier snouts than zande/pikeperch) and North Americans wouldn’t call them part of a “dirty dozen” even though many pickerel resemble Lee Marvin and Charles Bronson in expression and demeanor.
Pikeperch. That's what I was thinking of. I just looked up a Pickerel. Looks just like a Pike to me. Pretty hard to read.
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Thanksgiving's always a good time for Donna...
Happy shaves,
Jim
Happy shaves,
Jim
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Over here, the smaller veggies on the right are turnips, and the larger veggie on the left is a swede.
I love this.
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Friday's shave was very good indeed.
It's occurred to me that I'm getting better shaves especially in the lower lip soul patch area, which is my most wiry whisker group, with a newish blade as opposed to the blades I have often used a good many (but who's counting) times.
If that's the case I may need to buy more blades.
Happy shaves to you,
Jim
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It's occurred to me that I'm getting better shaves especially in the lower lip soul patch area, which is my most wiry whisker group, with a newish blade as opposed to the blades I have often used a good many (but who's counting) times.
If that's the case I may need to buy more blades.
Happy shaves to you,
Jim
Me either.
A Zander sarnie? I think you'd call them Pike. They are in the same family.
I dont know what that is but its not going in my stew.
Then what do you call a Swede?
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