JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
A slug by any other name is still a slug.
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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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Andrew C
You know what's funny?
It's not DWs fault that she's Belgian. They also enjoy horse steak.
Lucky
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I thought they just ate waffles, endive and sprouts.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Those things as well. And mussels. Lots of mussels.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Sorry. It's spelled muscles.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
and this just proves it:
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
None of them are much more then globs of mucus. It's one thing that Jennifer and I will always agree on. Maybe I should try them! Calamari is different, I realize, but, you can't trust anything that disguises itself as an innocent, tasty onion ring. So that is a no. If I want to chew on a rubber band, I'll just chew on a rubber band.I'll take everything but the snails.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
But how are restaurants to make money if they advertise them as deep fried rubber bands?
It's all in the presentation....give it an exotic name and people will buy it.
Lucky
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Magic Deep Fried Rubber Bands
acishere
Well-Known Member
What did they do to the member of Tenacious D that isn't Jack Black?!Not to be confused with
MinnieM123
Premium Member
My father loved escargot (the only person I've ever known to love those!). I recall a trip to Montreal and Quebec City, and every night he'd order them, prepared in different ways. He was in heaven. I used to get grossed out (as a kid) watching him hold that metal clip thing on the snail shell, and then pulling out the snail with another small fork or whatever it was. Ewwww . . .
MinnieM123
Premium Member
@JenniferS , (and anyone else that enjoys thrill rides), hubby and I went out to western MA to the Berkshire Mountains, to ride the Thunderbolt Mountain Coaster. OMG . . . I didn't realize it was the longest mountain coaster in North America. (Leave it to me to find something terrifying . . . 
). So, you're seated in this little open ride car with a seat belt; there are levers on both sides--forward to go fast, and pull back to slow down.
The cable pulls the cart up-track, on OPEN, steel trestles (which shake a little and make noises . . .
), 1,580 feet to a top landing area. Then a guy at the top, tells you to push the levers forward and the cart disengages, and gravity on steroids projects the cart down -- 3,870 feet of downward track with swooping turns, BANKED corners (no kidding, I thought I was going to tip over a few times, in some spots about 20 feet to the ground!), rolling DROPS, and a few 360 degree turns!!
In conclusion: I think I finally met my match! It was scary!! BUT, I'd do it again!
(P.S.: Hubs loved it, but admitted that a few of the steeper turns unnerved him a bit.)
). So, you're seated in this little open ride car with a seat belt; there are levers on both sides--forward to go fast, and pull back to slow down.The cable pulls the cart up-track, on OPEN, steel trestles (which shake a little and make noises . . .
), 1,580 feet to a top landing area. Then a guy at the top, tells you to push the levers forward and the cart disengages, and gravity on steroids projects the cart down -- 3,870 feet of downward track with swooping turns, BANKED corners (no kidding, I thought I was going to tip over a few times, in some spots about 20 feet to the ground!), rolling DROPS, and a few 360 degree turns!!In conclusion: I think I finally met my match! It was scary!! BUT, I'd do it again!
(P.S.: Hubs loved it, but admitted that a few of the steeper turns unnerved him a bit.)
NYwdwfan
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I'm shocked you know what the other guy looks like!
NYwdwfan
Well-Known Member
I had to Google it - there are a couple of cool videos:@JenniferS , (and anyone else that enjoys thrill rides), hubby and I went out to western MA to the Berkshire Mountains, to ride the Thunderbolt Mountain Coaster. OMG . . . I didn't realize it was the longest mountain coaster in North America. (Leave it to me to find something terrifying . . .
The cable pulls the cart up-track, on OPEN, steel trestles (which shake a little and make noises . . .
In conclusion: I think I finally met my match! It was scary!! BUT, I'd do it again!
http://berkshireeastmountainresort.com/thunderbolt-mountain-coaster/
