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message 351: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Where could I find some good African restaurants?


message 352: by Len (new)

Len | 3502 comments Xavier Martel, and he knew a thing or two, would have used his knowledge based on French colonialism to recommend one should begin in Paris.


message 353: by Mephisto (new)

Mephisto | 14777 comments Yesterday was an ordinary day like today.


message 354: by Barbara (new)

Barbara (cinnabarb) | 35819 comments Mod
Zaalouk, made with eggplant and tomatoes, can be found in Moroccan restaurants.


message 355: by Len (new)

Len | 3502 comments Aubergine, I think you may mean, to those suffused with Parisienne cuisine and too haute culture for their own good.


message 356: by Grace =^_^= (new)

Grace  =^_^= | 33366 comments Burger King is an option for those with a taste for fast food.


message 357: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Chick-fil-A is even more popular than Burger King.


message 358: by Len (new)

Len | 3502 comments Don't get me started on food I shouldn't eat - I want fish and chips now.


message 359: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Eclairs are yummy, but I can't eat them.


message 360: by Grace =^_^= (new)

Grace  =^_^= | 33366 comments Fish and chips for dinner and an eclair for dessert sound good to me.


message 361: by Len (new)

Len | 3502 comments Gastronomy - what's happened to it on Goodreads?


message 362: by Grace =^_^= (new)

Grace  =^_^= | 33366 comments Happy to chat about other topics if anyone has suggestions.


message 363: by Len (new)

Len | 3502 comments Invertebrates - can they be relied on without a backbone?


message 364: by Barbara (new)

Barbara (cinnabarb) | 35819 comments Mod
Jellyfish are beautiful, but they have a very painful sting.


message 365: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Lampreys are interesting creatures.


message 366: by Len (new)

Len | 3502 comments Much as lampreys may provide interest, may not a surfeit be fatal?


message 367: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Not all lampreys are considered pests since the native ones in the North West are endangered and don't kill trout like the imported ones in the Great Lakes do.


message 368: by Grace =^_^= (new)

Grace  =^_^= | 33366 comments Oh my goodness, I had to look up what lampreys are and the images are quite striking.


message 369: by ☯Emily (last edited Aug 29, 2024 04:40PM) (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Photographs of lampreys were taken by me last week at a fishery that had a few lampreys going upstream to spawn and then die.


message 370: by Len (new)

Len | 3502 comments Quitting the subject of lampreys, how about rabbits?


message 371: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Rabbits are plentiful this year, so hopefully the hawks are happy with a great supply of food.


message 372: by Len (new)

Len | 3502 comments Suppose rabbits, being persecuted, become more aggressive, perhaps hawks will think twice.


message 373: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments The trait of hopping into holes is one way to escape predators.


message 374: by Teresa (new)

Teresa | 3089 comments Mod
Underground hole are even better to hide away from predators.


message 375: by Grace =^_^= (new)

Grace  =^_^= | 33366 comments Voles burrow in the ground.


message 376: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Woodchucks, also known as groundhogs, love to make holes in the back yards of many homes in New Jersey.


message 377: by Len (new)

Len | 3502 comments Xenotransplantation could be used in New Jersey to graft woodchucks into rabbit hybrids which have a known adversity to the New Jersey soil structure - so I'm told.


message 378: by Laura (new)

Laura | 30454 comments You know....I'm befuddled by this....and can only keep thinking
Rodent Of Unusual Size from The Princess Bride.


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message 379: by Mephisto (new)

Mephisto | 14777 comments Zooming in here, I comment to say how much I enjoy The Princess Bride movie.


message 380: by Laura (new)

Laura | 30454 comments Agreed!


message 381: by Mephisto (new)

Mephisto | 14777 comments By the way, Fezzik the giant is my most favorite character.


message 382: by Laura (new)

Laura | 30454 comments Characters in Cheech and Chong's The Corsican Brothers look a lot like Mandy Patinkin as Inigo Montoya,


message 383: by Mephisto (new)

Mephisto | 14777 comments Doesn't that sound very interesting to think about?


message 384: by Grace =^_^= (new)

Grace  =^_^= | 33366 comments Elwes, Cary Elwes, that is, wrote a book about the making of The Princess Bride.


message 385: by Mephisto (new)

Mephisto | 14777 comments Frankly, that would be interesting to read.


message 386: by Len (new)

Len | 3502 comments Good heavens, I've never watched it preferring as I do Casablanca and The Third Man, and I still have a crush on Lauren Bacall.


message 387: by Barbara (new)

Barbara (cinnabarb) | 35819 comments Mod
Humphrey Bogart had a big crush on Lauren Bacall also. 🙂


message 388: by Len (new)

Len | 3502 comments If only I had learned how to whistle properly, unfortunately putting my lips together and blowing produces a rude noise.


message 389: by Grace =^_^= (new)

Grace  =^_^= | 33366 comments "...[Ju]st whistle" is a directive that's easier said than done for some.


message 390: by Len (new)

Len | 3502 comments King Richard III of England couldn't whistle either, that's why he never owned a dog.


message 391: by Grace =^_^= (new)

Grace  =^_^= | 33366 comments Ludicrous reason not to own a dog when I'm sure he had the means to buy a whistle or have one custom-made for him.


message 392: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Myth or truth, Len?


message 393: by Barbara (new)

Barbara (cinnabarb) | 35819 comments Mod
Not that I mind at all, but I think Len is something of a jokester. 😀


message 394: by Len (new)

Len | 3502 comments Of course it's not true, Richard could whistle the birds from the trees and he preferred cats anyway.


message 395: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Perhaps we can discuss the ways that Richard has been maligned over the centuries.


message 396: by Grace =^_^= (new)

Grace  =^_^= | 33366 comments Question, as I'm not in the know: What was Richard the Third most known for?


message 397: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Richard III supposedly killed two Princes in the Tower of London in order to take the throne.


message 398: by Grace =^_^= (new)

Grace  =^_^= | 33366 comments Shakespeare wrote a play called Richard III, but I've not read or seen it.


message 399: by Len (new)

Len | 3502 comments The execution of the Duke of Buckingham, a former ally, probably sent the wrong message to those who might have fought beside Richard at Bosworth.


message 400: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Understanding that Shakespeare wrote to please the Tudor Dynasty will help you understand the slanted version of Richard III.


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