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Ric

Posted 2009-02-28 3:49 PM (#24685)

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Subject: OK, what do you think these two guys are doing?

OK, just what do you think these two guys are doing?

Sewer Pipe Snipe

Posted 2009-02-28 4:03 PM (#24686 - in reply to #24685)

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Subject: RE: OK, what do you think these two guys are doing?

Keeping the hole dry and clear while they get those big clams off the North-West Coast. You know the ones that have the apendage that made you think twice about your sexuallity before you had another beer and ate them anyway.

steamboat

Posted 2009-02-28 4:49 PM (#24687 - in reply to #24686)

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Subject: RE: OK, what do you think these two guys are doing?

Burying a body head first, I would say.
Steamboat sends

John Bay

Posted 2009-02-28 5:12 PM (#24688 - in reply to #24685)

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Subject: RE: OK, what do you think these two guys are doing?

Chasing a geoduck.

Jim M.

Posted 2009-02-28 6:14 PM (#24690 - in reply to #24685)

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Subject: RE: OK, what do you think these two guys are doing?

either the one guy is in the bucket looking for his contact lens that just popped out (and the other guy is saying unmentionable things)... or they're digging their way to China

snakeyez

Posted 2009-03-01 7:07 AM (#24703 - in reply to #24685)

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Subject: RE: OK, what do you think these two guys are doing?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoduck

I could never ever eat one of those things!

Ric

Posted 2009-03-01 7:11 AM (#24704 - in reply to #24703)

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Subject: RE: OK, what do you think these two guys are doing?

snakeyez - 2009-03-01 7:07 AM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoduck

I could never ever eat one of those things!

They are very good. Only need one for a whole pot of chowder.

steamboat

Posted 2009-03-01 8:05 AM (#24706 - in reply to #24704)

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Subject: RE: OK, what do you think these two guys are doing?

Geese, that would even make my stallion envious! Maybe stop his snickering whenever I take a leak in the pasture. (I can't believe I said that on a Sunday morning).
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Jim M.

Posted 2009-03-01 9:16 AM (#24707 - in reply to #24706)

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Subject: RE: OK, what do you think these two guys are doing?

steamboat - 2009-03-01 8:05 AM

Geese, that would even make my stallion envious! Maybe stop his snickering whenever I take a leak in the pasture. (I can't believe I said that on a Sunday morning).
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I can't believe it either...

Runner485

Posted 2009-03-01 9:56 AM (#24710 - in reply to #24704)

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Subject: RE: OK, what do you think these two guys are doing?

That is the most disgusting thing I have seen related to food. Arrrgggh How can anyone say food and look at that monster. BTW! If I was your horse I'd snicker too.....

Smiley

Posted 2009-03-01 10:29 AM (#24713 - in reply to #24685)

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Location: NW Connecticut

Subject: RE: OK, what do you think these two guys are doing?

That brings back memories of a shipmate from Windsor CT and I ( also from CT, ) clamming up near Port Orchard while our Boat (601) was in the yards at PSNY.
We were shuckin and eating them as fast as we caught them when a local who looked to be in his 80s said to us.. "Oh no you fellers must be from back East" We asked him why he thought this to be so? "He said we don't eat them raw out here they could make ya sick or give ys worms" We said you don't know what you're missing. Cooking them cooks out much of what makes them so good.. A few of us Yankees also cleared the mess on the Lee one night when one of us scored a hundred or so Oysters and 3 of us shucked and sucked those nuggets down like it was our last meal..Hey even that Great General loved his oysters.. we had a few for him too. I guess it all depends on a persons culture..

Geoducks are to tough to eat raw but the make a great chowda.. We don't have them here but we do have little necks, cherrystones, and longnecks (aka steamers) but the best clam is a RI native called a Quahog.. Our very own Bluepoint Oysters are my favorite shellfish Umm Now I'm hungry.. I'll wager I got John Bay's stomach growling also.

Edited by Smiley 2009-03-01 10:38 AM

Ralph Luther

Posted 2009-03-01 10:39 AM (#24714 - in reply to #24713)

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Subject: RE: OK, what do you think these two guys are doing?

Ain't nothin like a few cold brews with a bushel of raw oysters. "Puts lead in your pencil", know what I mean, Vern. We use to go out almost anywhere here in Charleston and gather some. The past few years though you have to be careful where you get them. With all the home development going on the rain runoff has polluted the waters with all kinds of chemicals. Bulls Bay is still a good spot.

Ric

Posted 2009-03-01 11:51 AM (#24715 - in reply to #24713)

Plankowner

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Subject: RE: OK, what do you think these two guys are doing?

You should try our Penn Cove mussels from Penn Cove on Whidbey Island. Said to be the world best. Big sucker too.

http://www.penncoveshellfish.com/PennCoveMussels.htm

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