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golfing eagles 01-13-2016 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1170965)
Is squid one of those varmints that count as shellfish? When shellfish and I get together, one of us has to use the epipen and hurry to emergency.


I bet squid is a mollusk. I looked at it in the fish case at Publix. I think you have to grow up eating it. We Germans eat a bunch of other ugly stuff.

Not a shellfish or mollusk---it's a cephalopod---basically a 10 armed octopus, but a lot less "chewy" if prepared correctly. Sprechen sie deutsch? Meine grossmutter ist aus Deutschland.

graciegirl 01-13-2016 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 1170970)
Not a shellfish or mollusk---it's a cephalopod---basically a 10 armed octopus, but a lot less "chewy" if prepared correctly. Sprechen sie deutsch? Meine grossmutter ist aus Deutschland.



Both of my paternal grandparents came from Germany.

pjcates 01-13-2016 09:17 AM

Thanks for the great laugh!!!

Taltarzac725 01-13-2016 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by tomwed (Post 1170941)
With all due respect Tal, how can a speedo be huge? Think about it, for one, diving would be out of the question.

That is huggggeeeee like with a certain hairstyle challenged person.

Miles42 01-13-2016 09:46 AM

This has been an amusing thread to say the least.

Fraugoofy 01-13-2016 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 1170970)
Not a shellfish or mollusk---it's a cephalopod---basically a 10 armed octopus, but a lot less "chewy" if prepared correctly. Sprechen sie deutsch? Meine grossmutter ist aus Deutschland.

Ja, ich bin ehemahliger Deutschlehrerin.

justjim 01-13-2016 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Miles42 (Post 1171006)
This has been an amusing thread to say the least.

Well, amusing is one way to put it. Many posts way way off the "subject" but that isn't too unusual for some threads. Perhaps some are like me---don't really know how to respond to the OP. From OP'S description of the neighborhood character, he could be a Narcissist I suppose and for sure sounds like he has a personality disorder.

Hey, I have observed a lot of "weird" people in this old' world. Best to just ignore them (if you can) and go on about your business. :read:

Taltarzac725 01-13-2016 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by justjim (Post 1171157)
Well, amusing is one way to put it. Many posts way way off the "subject" but that isn't too unusual for some threads. Perhaps some are like me---don't really know how to respond to the OP. From OP'S description of the neighborhood character, he could be a Narcissist I suppose and for sure sounds like he has a personality disorder.

Hey, I have observed a lot of "weird" people in this old' world. Best to just ignore them (if you can) and go on about your business. :read:

Or maybe the Midnight Man has lost his pizzazz with the ladies and trying another tactic? Speedos at dawn?

Chatbrat 01-13-2016 03:49 PM

He doesn't wear speedos-he wears ghetto basket ball shorts

RickeyD 01-13-2016 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Chatbrat (Post 1171184)
He doesn't wear speedos-he wears ghetto basket ball shorts

You started this. Why don't you just man up, approach this guy and tell him what a dork he is and to please conform to community standards. Posting here ain't gonna do sh*t.:cryin2:

jbdlfan 01-13-2016 04:34 PM

Soooooo, let me get this straight. Exercising in the morning with no shirt and laying in your own yard and getting some sun is weird, narcissistic, nutso, crazy, out of your mind, nut case, etc. But taking a dog to a restaurant, pushing a dog around in a buggy, taking a dog to the store, dog in the front seat while spouse is in the back, stealing Sweet n Lo, roping off chairs at the square are all normal behavior???? Oh, and eating supper at 4:30.
Who would have thunk it.....

Taltarzac725 01-13-2016 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by jbdlfan (Post 1171204)
Soooooo, let me get this straight. Exercising in the morning with no shirt and laying in your own yard and getting some sun is weird, narcissistic, nutso, crazy, out of your mind, nut case, etc. But taking a dog to a restaurant, pushing a dog around in a buggy, taking a dog to the store, dog in the front seat while spouse is in the back, stealing Sweet n Lo, roping off chairs at the square are all normal behavior???? Oh, and eating supper at 4:30.
Who would have thunk it.....

Actually after watching people in Reno and Las Vegas as well as Phoenix, Minneapolis, Chicago, Tampa, St. Petersburg, and especially San Francisco; the guy in the speedo seems to be quite a tame thing to experience or hear about someone meeting.

My neighbor in Palm Harbor-- a Coast Guard helicopter pilot-- used to buzz the house every so often when he was on duty and off to see if his wife was cheating on him. The whole mess resulted in a divorce. No this was nothing to do with me but I was often in the pool on an mattress probably in a bathing suit. Homes in Palm Harbor had fences. Not ours as we had the pool with the lanai and birdcage.

I have no complaints about people treating their Villages' pets very well.


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