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PeterLucas > wrote:

> > I've read a good wedding day prank is to hide some shrimps in the
> > hubcaps of the newlyweds car.
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> LOL!! An oldie, but a goodie :-)
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> Then there's the couple of small fish, wrapped in paper, and stuffed under
> the seat :-)
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Indeed. <eg>

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> >> Good price though, if they were fresh (not frozen).
> >
> > Fresh from the gulf coast this time, but more often fresh frozen.
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> I only buy fresh stuff now, because more than likely, there's always
> leftovers, and we can freeze them ourselves to use later in stir-frys etc.

The only issue I have with leftover shrimp is the texture tends to
suffer. I try not to cook any more than I can eat in one sitting now.
IMHO freezing them raw, they really don't suffer that much.

Most gulf shrimp is flash-frozen anyway.

> >> So winter is your seafood season?
> >
> > Must be, or they are desperate for sales.
> > Either way, I have a passion for prawns/shrimps
> > and will eat them when I can!
> >
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> I can relate to that :-)

The economy...

By the way, I told Dr. Perry what you said this morning.
He replied that he's always up for a trip to Australia. ;-)

He worked out a nasty old lump from a damaged Quadricep muscle this
morning. I've no idea how or where the damage came from on the LEFT side!
Hurt, but now the lump is smoothed out. I did not have the hand
strength to do it myself.

The man is skilled.
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