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Reports of my demise have been greatly exaggerated. I've been kidnapped by Tibetan monks who developed a craving for lobster. They found out I am owed a lobster, so they took me to the Himalayans and trained me in Kung Fu, so I can collect my lobster and bring it to them. A certain Canadian shoeless woman better be looking over her shoulder:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl: |
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very interesting once again. Good to see you back and posting here. |
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short of a miracle. How the hell are you my friend? We certainly, do miss your post's that could put a smile on a statue. Welcome Back. :a040::a040::a040: |
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Did you tell the Tibetan monks that you were the one that owed the lobster? :ohdear: I thought not. PS: Welcome back. You were missed. :clap2: |
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very cool clip. |
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see them hacking up uncooked lobster. Lobsters have feelings too. IMHO, it's more humane to immerse lobsters quickly in boiling water. |
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That is a movie of the kitchen at the Guy Fiere Kitchen! The Devil Made Me Do It! :1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl: |
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never go to a Guy Fiere restaurant. Oh wait, the one in TV just closed! :popcorn: |
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Mean Guy Fiere's. Not uncooked lobster. GE probably thinks very few lobster up there, maybe. |
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with cold water lobster in the Maritimes. None for GE though. :ohdear: He lost our bet! chilout |
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