having never seen an actual grape producing vine, I dont know how they compare, but Danny’s description of it looking like a weed are right, just a weed with big leaves (and being from Florida I’ll say not much difference regionally probably).

My grandmother (Syrian) makese it in whole trays (cut in diamond shapes), as balls as discussed here, raw in a weird watery broth, and I want to say one other way but dont feel like bothering my mom to remember. I never liked any of them. I’m a bad grandson.

Ultra was on Virginia Key, as is RSMAS. They were (are?) maybe half a mile apart. Miami Seaquarium is also on the island. Wonder how their animals did since they cant swim away like the open water wildlife could. (but obviously not the hatcheries).

I dont know the general age of the commenters here, but I have never heard this term in my life - I am 36. I looked up the definition, and I have dealt with the same problem you are talking about, but I would have just said there are paragraph breaks after every line. I didnt know there was a specific term for it.

Thank you. I could not remember Bubba’s album name (Deliverance).

I agree on what makes a po-boy a po-boy, which is why I can’t say I love po-boys in general - it includes so much, including sandwiches I would not eat.

Then you have someone like McCoy who misspells a name that voids your muting. Or if you follow someone who doesn’t use hashtags. I agree muting is an important step, and I dont even mind people tweeting about things after they happen, just put a big SPOILER at the top of your tweet so I know to skip it.

As someone who does not like mayo or pickles, po-boys are in a weird area for me. A roast beef po-boy with swiss and drenched in gravy is my favorite sandwich (personal favorite is Crabby Jack’s). I love fried shrimp, but for me to get a shrimp po-boy it would shrimp on bread with hot sauce - not really worth it. But…

Correct. There are some people (admittedly not an enormous number, but I think substantial enough) whose jobs rely on using twitter and other forms of social media.

I had tickets for Endgame on Sunday. I did not open twitter once between Thursday night and Sunday afternoon, but understand not everyone has that option. I understand wanting to discuss things right after they happen (see LeSean McCcoy) I would just ask that they at least put a spoiler heading to their post so…

Having not read the comic book version, is what McCoy spoiled what happens in the comic version? Having seen the movie and knowing what he tweeted (thankfully not until after seeing it), unless that specific scene was in the comic, it is disingenuous to say you shouldn’t be able to spoil 30 year old properties (though…

It was great when Comcast added the ability to search netflix and prime video within my X1 box so I dont need to switch inputs or “apps” on my tv.

I’m glad I decided to read the comments before I just replied the same video. It’s the first thing that came to mind. I just wish that clip kept going to the part where he specifically says black people cant get away with that since they are expected to know the rules and get no benefit of the doubt.

1. Popeye’s mashed potatoes and cajun gravy

Loaded baked potato, or is that still out? Was never my thing until I had them together at Port of Call in New Orleans and they do both things amazingly well.

My friend has 4 TVs on one wall and the ability to split one image over all 4, or play four different things at once.

Yeah as a Florida resident, the “magic” is gone. If I had friends that would go I would probably do Busch Gardens once a year because I love roller coasters.

My friends and I were saying starting a couple years ago that we just need to make it through inifity war (before we knew it would be 2 parts). We just needed to live long enough to see that 10 year commitment through.

fair enough

I mean if a French speaker could chime in on whether Google Translate did a decent job of conveying the nuance of that statement, that would be helpful. A word for word translation does not always help when a turn of phrase means something different the words by themselves would indicate.