Way up. I take it your volunteering ?Quote:
Originally Posted by stairman
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Way up. I take it your volunteering ?Quote:
Originally Posted by stairman
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He didn't say to "have" crablegs...just advertise them ;)
LOL - if you're not in marketing, a great talent is being wasted!Quote:
Originally Posted by sskasser
Mike
If someone asks for them I could always say they "just" ran out, works for car dealers .... Credibility might take a hit if it's 10 AM though :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by sskasser
Sure we have crablegs, they're right here - ooooh, the cat's just eaten them.
(Monty Python, The Cheese Shop)
"Predictable, really I suppose. It was an act of purest optimism to have posed the question in the first place. Tell me: Have you in fact got any crab legs here at all?Quote:
Originally Posted by Slüdge
"No, sir. I was deliberately wasting your time."
"Well, I'm sorry, but I'm going to have to shoot you."
If I didn't live 1450 miles away, I'd be there irrespective of the presence or absence of crab legs. I need to get closer to cave country!
Mike
crayfish boil? that'll get my attention. you can keep the crablegs (either frozen for the trip from alaska - yuck - or too dang skinny to be of any use).Quote:
Originally Posted by stairman
but if the blue crab ever make a come back, a bucket of whole steamers would get my attention! I was way-laid a few years back by the lure of raw oysters, steamed blue crab and buckets of beer at a little place in appalachicola (forget the name, right on the river, north side of highway, west side of bridge). never did make it to cave country that trip...; didn't regret it either!
-skip
Crablegs and yuk doesnt belong in the same sentence. Those water bugs your talkin about are all head. A 4 inch crawfish with a 1 inch tail to eat is a bummer. I guess some suck the heads and get a little more, not me.
It wouldn't take too many of those Merritt's Mill Pond crayfish to make a meal - they're enormous!
Mike