For Reps Sake!

I can't believe it - all these hours later and I've still got no reps I can give.

I feel kinda like a 'Market Basket' grocery store ................ : ((
 
I gave all I could, then had more a couple hours later, wonder how long these rep phantoms last.....
 
Morning everyone!


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Have you ever tried crawfish trapping? I set a baited trap out last week and checked it the next day. All five chicken livers were gone, but a very nice, empty trap was left. I fear they are getting smarter. :D
 
Have you ever tried crawfish trapping? I set a baited trap out last week and checked it the next day. All five chicken livers were gone, but a very nice, empty trap was left. I fear they are getting smarter. :D

I've never eaten crawfish. Are they like little lobsters when it comes to eating them?
 
Have you ever tried crawfish trapping? I set a baited trap out last week and checked it the next day. All five chicken livers were gone, but a very nice, empty trap was left. I fear they are getting smarter. :D

The son raises parthenogenetic crayfish: they are a lot like tribbles, but not very cuddly. Oh, and they tend to be cannibals : (( But the babies are so cute when they're tiny.....

I like his fish-fish a whole lot better. Especially the pleco: his name is Hoover : ))
 
Have you ever tried crawfish trapping? I set a baited trap out last week and checked it the next day. All five chicken livers were gone, but a very nice, empty trap was left. I fear they are getting smarter. :D

I've never eaten crawfish. Are they like little lobsters when it comes to eating them?

Yes, tasty - but it's too much work to eat anything but the tail.
 
I've never eaten crawfish. Are they like little lobsters when it comes to eating them?
I buy 'em live at the local Asian market, they are great steamed in some crab boil then dipped in butter. They are so inefficient in terms of meat/pound I can eat almost four pounds by myself, but is great with beer and maybe some andouille sausage or corn on the cob.
 
Done a lot more than I thought possible!

Here's today's picture. It's the audience from a Gilbert & Sullivan performance at Harrogate's Royal Hall. Evacuated due to a fire alarm (real but not anything bad) just minutes into the opening number. We were back inside in about 15 minutes; the play resumed and the cast incorporated some "fire drill" jokes into the story line.

What was the performance?

In the original 1882 performance of Iolanthe Gilbert's libretto had the Fairy Queen singing directly to the local head of the fire brigade as he sat in the audience -- the verse of "O Foolish Fay" that begins "O Captain Shaw..."

It would be supremely ironic.
 
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