Redneck_ranger
Banned
You live out on the west coast. You don't have to deal with snow as often lol
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hazard-maine
northern ranger driver
im tired of snow here
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Diabolical Ranger
Guest
85 * today sunny and *Saturday 90* you guys can have the snow!
Redneck_ranger
Banned
So, once I get my tcase and driveshaft, anyone wanna help me throw it in since I have absolutely no clue what I'm doing? Lmfao
hazard-maine
northern ranger driver
yeah well i have some lobster waiting to be cooked
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Diabolical Ranger
Guest
the lobsta sound good but tonight it's T-bone or Porterhouse on the grill!
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Diabolical Ranger
Guest
Pete, you need to see Brad, bring a 12 pack and a couple girls
hazard-maine
northern ranger driver
juice maine lobster is soo much better
doyouquaxu
FUUUUUUUUUUUUU
to all the people who didn't finish high school:
1. you tried your best
2. i don't like onions on my Big Mac
1. you tried your best
2. i don't like onions on my Big Mac
hazard-maine
northern ranger driver
that is great
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Diabolical Ranger
Guest
your getting onions on your Big Mac cause your not going to Burger King where you can have it your way LOL
Redneck_ranger
Banned
I want a big mac.... I'm starving!
hazard-maine
northern ranger driver
come have lobster with me then
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Diabolical Ranger
Guest
now do you eat the tomalley ?
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Diabolical Ranger
Guest
State officials warn about lobster tomalley
State public health officials are warning lobster lovers to avoid the soft green substance found in the body cavity of lobsters. The tomalley is considered a delicacy by some, but the state Department of Public Health said this part of the lobster can build up high levels of toxins and pollutants. That is of particular concern this year because of red tide, a toxic algae that closed seafood beds along large swaths of New England's coast earlier this summer. Eating shellfish with high levels of the toxin can cause potentially fatal paralytic shellfish poisoning. The tomalley can also accumulate high levels of possibly carcinogenic PCBs. Health officials said the pinkish lobster meat is safe to eat. (AP)
State public health officials are warning lobster lovers to avoid the soft green substance found in the body cavity of lobsters. The tomalley is considered a delicacy by some, but the state Department of Public Health said this part of the lobster can build up high levels of toxins and pollutants. That is of particular concern this year because of red tide, a toxic algae that closed seafood beds along large swaths of New England's coast earlier this summer. Eating shellfish with high levels of the toxin can cause potentially fatal paralytic shellfish poisoning. The tomalley can also accumulate high levels of possibly carcinogenic PCBs. Health officials said the pinkish lobster meat is safe to eat. (AP)
hazard-maine
northern ranger driver
take the tomalley put it in a shotglass with melted butter and drink it
Hurley
Superultramegalurker
That's pretty nasty dude
hazard-maine
northern ranger driver
dude its actully amazing the tomalley with some melted butter taste soo good
Redneck_ranger
Banned
I just lost my appetite....
hazard-maine
northern ranger driver
pete do you want to see what tomalley looks like?