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Oooh, that makes more sense. I read it as 'most prominent fruiting tree species in PA', but it makes more sense now when reading it in the context of fruit size.
What to plant
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- #102
I used to see those sweet gum balls around where I lived in my earliest years in Montgomery County PA, but I don't see them too much here in Bucks County. They never really bothered me, but I also never walk outside barefoot anyway. I imagine a lawnmower would make quick work of them, no?
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I dont even eat seafood...
Chicken
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They said that about frog legs, and it was BS
I know what frog legs taste like but never tasted BS so I don’t think i could identify that flavor.They said that about frog legs, and it was BS
Do you mean Fowl, or coward? ................ Nubs
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It tastes like how Zebrawood smells
OOF
It’s like when people who have never eaten venison ask me what does it taste like. My reply is “It don’t taste like chicken, I doubt you would like it". Many are afraid to try something new, especially chicken lovers.
Worked a farm...know the taste of both.
What kind of frogs were they and how were they cooked? We only use Leopard, Common green and local bull frogs. All 3 taste very much the same and all three taste very much like chicken wings.They said that about frog legs, and it was BS
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I couldn't even tell you. It was one time like 30 years ago when on vacation with my parents.
Now you is growed up...so should try again some time, the frog legs that is.
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I'll be 42 on Saturday but still feel like I'm 23 mentally
Used to go gigging them. Always fun when you accidentally gigged a snake. my buddy would do that all the time. Mom would not touch them - something about warts or something! We'd hang out at his in-laws place ( where we did the gigging) and fried them ourselves. there used to be one place here that would fry you up a batch.