Ya, I know. Nothing much to do about sailing except that I was thinking
about sailing while creating the design. Specifically, thinking about the
Med and the French Riviera.

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Ya, I know. Nothing much to do about sailing except that I was thinking
about sailing while creating the design. Specifically, thinking about the
Med and the French Riviera.

http://www.zazzle.com/klclewis/gifts...29441479098227

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Conover-Lewis? Bwahhahahahahahaha. Another hyphenated femiNazi!

Oh, pink flamingos are so passé.

Wilbur Hubbard

On May 2, 1:42*pm, "Wilbur Hubbard"
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Ya, I know. Nothing much to do about sailing except that I was thinking
about sailing while creating the design. Specifically, thinking about the
Med and the French Riviera.

http://www.zazzle.com/klclewis/gifts...29441479098227

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Conover-Lewis? * Bwahhahahahahahaha. Another hyphenated femiNazi!

Oh, pink flamingos are so passé.

Wilbur Hubbard



I agree, come on down to the bayou and check out the Roseate
Spoonbills. Way cool coonass swamp bird. Not sure how they tast
though. My engineer Ray Ray was telling me how to cook robins one
night. I guess they are the tasty bird of choice. Heck I even remember
reading in a depression era cookbook calling for "...one bucket of
large robins...." now i know.

FOrget the flamingos and check out the Spoonbills.
Bob


Bob

"Bob" wrote in message
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I agree, come on down to the bayou and check out the Roseate
Spoonbills. Way cool coonass swamp bird. Not sure how they tast
though. My engineer Ray Ray was telling me how to cook robins one
night. I guess they are the tasty bird of choice. Heck I even remember
reading in a depression era cookbook calling for "...one bucket of
large robins...." now i know.

FOrget the flamingos and check out the Spoonbills.
Bob


Bob

Okee dokey, I'll check out the spoonbills. Anything like spoon bread? :-D

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Okee dokey, I'll check out the spoonbills. Anything like spoon bread? :-D

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Eek! Okay, I checked out the spoonbill. Looks like a pelican and a platypus
got busy and this was the offspring. Interesting critter, but I'll stick
with the flamingos. Still, probably tastes like chicken. ;-)

On Sat, 2 May 2009 16:39:03 -0500, "KLC Lewis"
wrote:

Heck I even remember
reading in a depression era cookbook calling for "...one bucket of
large robins...." now i know.

Is there such a thing as large robins. The ones I have seen seem
pretty much of a size.

Casady

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On Sat, 2 May 2009 16:39:03 -0500, "KLC Lewis"
wrote:

Heck I even remember
reading in a depression era cookbook calling for "...one bucket of
large robins...." now i know.

Is there such a thing as large robins. The ones I have seen seem
pretty much of a size.

Casady

You do have a point there. Seems to me they'd only be smaller when they're
kittens. Speaking of depression-era cuisine, my favorite is "Hoover Hog,"
aka armadillo. Not that I've ever had it, I just love the name.



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