Saw this insect collage on Antiques Roadshow.
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Stupid gravity.
Went to make iced coffee this morning and very nearly grabbed chipotle cubes out of the freezer instead of coffee cubes. That would have been an eye-opener.
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Good Eats - Send in the Clams
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Reminds me of the King of the Hill when Hank goes out of town and Peggy and Bobby start cooking with charcoal.
Wow. Those things are pretty cool. My stomach started growling when I was looking at some of those dishes.
I just watched the Good Eats episode on mussels and he uses the pliers on there. Kismet.
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Interesting. Something else I've never done. I have charbroiled oysters on the grill and those are excellent and pretty easy if you can get them open without stabbing yourself in the hand.
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Windy as hell. Wouldn't want to be out in that. Nice redfish though.
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Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground - Blind Willie Johnson
Can't forget Losin' It (1983).
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The most terrifying cereal of all-time.
Legend says the treasure of pirate Jean Lafitte is still out there somewhere in coastal Louisiana, waiting to be found.
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No soup for you!
Kolaches!
There are multiple chemical contaminants coming out of the sinkhole which is why you see that floating boom in the video. They are trying to keep it contained. This includes NORM contamination (Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material) that comes from oilfield waste. There are other salt caverns in the area that…
This is all totally correct. It has nothing to do with fracking, or global warming; it is all completely due to the incompetence of Texas Brine. They poked a hole in the dome wall and then tried to lie about it. The Department of Natural Resources knew about this for a year before the sinkhole appeared but did…
This is the area you are looking at. Bayou Corne is at the north end of the map. There is an endless supply of water.