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Sorry Joel, sit back and relax and catch up on what us knucklehead’s have been up to.What a day....
He's there to protect!Look at this new Smorg that just randomly appeared on my reef today!
I hope he doesn’t eat my fish!!![]()
I read they can be invasive, you might want to call an exterminator tomorrow. I had a huge problem with Tribbles (any Trekys?) that hitch hiked in and multiplied worse than aptasia in my house and I wish I had called an exterminator earlier. Good thing though they kept the Romulins away.Look at this new Smorg that just randomly appeared on my reef today!
I hope he doesn’t eat my fish!!![]()
I read they can be invasive, you might want to call an exterminator tomorrow. I had a huge problem with Tribbles (any Trekys?) that hitch hiked in and multiplied worse than aptasia in my house and I wish I had called an exterminator earlier. Good thing though they kept the Romulins away.![]()
Exactly!![]()
That's the trouble with Tribbles.
Speaking of strange names, what will become of Rumplestiltskin? been a long time @1oceanI read they can be invasive, you might want to call an exterminator tomorrow. I had a huge problem with Tribbles (any Trekys?) that hitch hiked in and multiplied worse than aptasia in my house and I wish I had called an exterminator earlier. Good thing though they kept the Romulins away.![]()
Same here!Shiittake are my favorite mushrooms next to portobello.
Let's go Tim, what did you order?Kevin said he was going south for dinner. I went souther than him! South of the Border baby!
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My favorite is sour dough bread and eat it with shrimp creole. Is a saucey shrimp and rice dish my favorite!!Cajun and Creole are slightly interchangeable, if you’re talking about blackening blends. Those are very much like a Nonna marinara (or gravy if you’re Northern Italian) - each family usually has a different spin on it.
Now if you’re taking about a “Cajun” spice versus a “Creole” spice blend, Cajun will be heavier on the cayenne pepper and more powdered (garlic powder, onion powder, etc) and Creole will be a bit on the savory side with a bigger granule (granulated garlic, dehydrated onion, etc).
Cajun blends are more used for grilling/blackening and Creole more so in stews, gumbos.
To add to what 00W has stated.
Omg ( that’s oh my god for you older reefers and oh my gosh for Amanda), will you be my personal chef, I’ll pay you In birdsnest frags?
I accept, Also Heineken and good conversations!!!Omg ( that’s oh my god for you older reefers and oh my gosh for Amanda), will you be my personal chef, I’ll pay you In birdsnest frags?
He needs a little fishing poleHe's there to protect!
Build Your Own Luxe. Cheesy potatoes, cheesy gordita crunch, and a beefy 5 layer burrito.Let's go Tim, what did you order?
Does he still have to pick them up locally?Omg ( that’s oh my god for you older reefers and oh my gosh for Amanda), will you be my personal chef, I’ll pay you In birdsnest frags?