2020-06-21 at 12:22 AM UTC
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Cum Looking Faggot
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Unicorn rainbow wall stickers
but for my niece of course
2020-06-21 at 12:23 AM UTC
Humongous 1gal blue water bottle. I drink water like crazy, I got tired of constantly refilling my other cup.
2020-06-21 at 12:28 AM UTC
I also drink a lot of water
2020-06-21 at 12:42 AM UTC
I use empty 2L bottles and refill them very often between myself and lucinda
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2020-06-21 at 4:16 AM UTC
Originally posted by Firekrochfatty
I believe that all animal's fear effects the meat when you take it into you, including cows and pigs. Many reptiles to my knowledge give off a protective odor that detours predators, and that might affect the taste, but it's still edible. I would say to wash the meat thoroughly also to neutralize any strange aftertaste from glands.
Surprise is the best way to kill anything you eat I believe. I have reasons for this that date back to 1793, France. I'll discuss this later if you like, after work today maybe.
As far as viper, make sure it didn't bite itself, or something bit them, then it's at least safe. I would cut 2" past the head if you are concerned about taste affected by fear, then leave the head and "neck" as an offering of thanks, to the powers that be, "Misotra Betsaka", or in your neck of the woods "Miigwech" and the amazing critters around you. Freeze the meat immediately! That DOES affect the flavor, kinda like Halibut, if you know what I mean, or cook it right then. You know not over-cook it, and use Southwestern, or Mexican spices… If you're doing soups, Asian spices hands down.
Gator….. someone's always cooking gator and crawfish, and they are excellent at it, so I've never cooked either one, but enjoyed the spoils. Best Crawfish (Mudbug) I've ever had is at "The Harbor" in Metairie just off of Causeway Blvd. That dude knows his shit! and they are huge. A real Cajun is getting harder to find, but they are truly the masters of gator. Creole is just as amazing, but different.
Smoked Boudin… best is west of Lafayette, on one of the exits going west, to the right, and up about a 1/2 mile, left hand side, in a little place that looks more like a fishing bait place, lol. I'll be re-finding that on the way back to pick up my car, still stranded in Nola, because of an oil sending unit.
Also, don't eat turtle soup in the French Quarter on Bourbon St. It blows unless it's a great restaurant like Galatoire's or Arnauds. Even they don't put enough chunks in, but damn, flavor is amazing. https://www.galatoires.com/menus/dining-room.
Anything from Brennan's or Commander's Palace is amazing!… (local trick) go at lunch. $20.00 a plate vs $100.00 a plate at dinner. A blazer is required, but they will actually furnish you one while you're there, with your shorts, lol. At Brennan's, blackened Redfish, In-fucking-credible, and for dessert, Banana's Foster… didn't think I'd like it, but I was so wrong. It's fucking amazing. They Invented it, and are in the Webster's dictionary for it.
What are your 1793 France reasons for killing something by surprise? I've heard the same thing though honestly. It makes sense evolutionarily speaking. If you release a bad tasting chemical before you are about to be killed, animals will be more likely to avoid eating you.
Unfortunately (fortunately?) there aren't really any snakes here. I've seen maybe 2 or 3 in my entire life in this state. Have seen an 8ft water moccasin in FL. I bet that would make a great meal.
I'm saving these restaurant names for my list of places to go. I don't know if I'll ever be in Louisiana again but definitely checking New Orleans if I can.
How do you have all these experiences. Are you literally a viking?
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2020-06-21 at 4:33 AM UTC
The #11 at some new Mexican restaurant in town. 1 beef taco, 1 beef enchilada, and 1 beef burrito. I smothered them all in hot sauce and white queso dip and tortilla chip crumbles. Service was top notch and my only complaint was they had the music turned up so loud we could barely hear one another but some of the songs were pretty funny and catchy so I just kinda ended up bouncing on my seat to the beats the whole time and embracing the holistic experience.
Thank you.
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2020-06-24 at 1:37 PM UTC
POLECAT
POLECAT is a motherfucking ferret
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looking for seeds so far i picked out
11 strains of sour diesel seeds. I'm trying to find one strain that actually is original sour diesel,, also got some afgannikush diesel and number one skunk and 3 or 4 other interesting strains,, al in all I purchased over 100 seeds for 600 bucks
2020-06-24 at 2:33 PM UTC
tee hee hee
Naturally Camouflaged
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A "happy 4th of july" card.
Im assuming its still allowed to give them???
2020-06-24 at 2:44 PM UTC
tee hee hee
Naturally Camouflaged
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A born and raised american, boo
