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Keefur

Keefur

aka Cutter Cat
Sorry I was gone so long this evening. I cooked dinner and watched a movie with my friend. I made salmon patties, green peas on mashed potatoes, and sweet southern ice tea.
 
Pygmepatl

Pygmepatl

Spotted Skunk
Manchesterite said:
It'll be nice if there were easy-to-access train stations all over suburbs...
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Definitely! There are a lot of nice things that should be done in the cities.

FlannelFox said:
Bless youuu T.T
I just ran out of dried prunes. I was dipping them in almond butter and they were the best thing..

I'd be really psyched to see CA or the federal government come up with some more graceful methods of handling liability from city or church organizations..

You should totally do it! Go plan a city! :p
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You are welcome!

I hope that happens soon.

I wish I could, but after deep thinking I realized it would be too much for me.

Ravofox said:
well...I might...if I wasn't stuck dancing!!!
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*Gets you out of the dancing loop*
 
Ravofox

Ravofox

back to Aussie foxying!
Simo said:
Oh, that's another very amazing fruit! And I'm glad to see they've become so popular; at one point, they were very seasonal: you could only get them about 3 months out of the year, late fall to December. (or at least in the US: they are still best, then)

This year, I'm going to try to make a Pomegranate Pie, something I have heard of, but never tried. It uses just the juice, in the style of the filling found in a lemon meringue or key lime pie. I think that next to the mighty watermelon, this might be my favorite fruit, but it's so hard to rank them, really...like comparing apples and oranges : P
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Yeah, same!!:)
oooh, glad it's one of your favourites too:D:D
lol, good joke!!!:p

Keefur said:
My family had a pomegranate tree when I lived in South Carolina many years ago.
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You know it's believed to have been the forbidden fruit in the Bible?
Maybe where you lived was the Garden of Eden?:p

Keefur said:
Sorry I was gone so long this evening. I cooked dinner and watched a movie with my friend. I made salmon patties, green peas on mashed potatoes, and sweet southern ice tea.
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Whenever I hear 'ice tea' I just think of that god awful SVU show XD

Spilogale Pygmaea said:
Definitely! There are a lot of nice things that should be done in the cities.


You are welcome!

I hope that happens soon.

I wish I could, but after deep thinking I realized it would be too much for me.


*Gets you out of the dancing loop*
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Yaaaaaaay!!!!

*collapses to floor and starts to catch my breath*:p

DRGN Juno said:
Ft. Dan "I'm Not a Furry" Avidan

I actually found this a couple of days ago and I love everything about it.



Have you really?
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YESSSS!!! YES REAAAAAAALY!!!!!!:eek:
 
Pygmepatl

Pygmepatl

Spotted Skunk
Keefur said:
I have an interesting mango story. I believe I've told it before, but there may be some here who haven't heard it. I was visiting my brother down in Belize. I had gotten off the bus, and there was a Guatamalan lady with two five gallon buckets of mangos. She was struggling to get onto the bus with them because they were so heavy. No one was willing to help her, so I turned back and picked up the two buckets and put them on the bus for her. She spoke only Spanish, and my Spanish is poor. She insisted on giving me two mangos for helping. I refused, but she was persistant, so I took them. So... I'm walking down the street in San Ignacio holding a mango in each paw. People start pointing, poking other people and pointing, and staring at me. I felt very uncomfortable about this, so I ducked into a restaurant to get some lunch. I ordered the lamb chops with asperagus and fried potatoes. I ordered a soda as well. When the waiter came back, I asked him if he knew why everyone was staring at me. Even the three other patrons in the restaurant were staring. He said, "You have mangos." I was like, "Yeah... so what?" He said, "Nobody has mangos now. They aren't ripe yet." I told him about the lady and the bus. He nodded and said that the mango crop in Guatamala gets ripe before the crop in Belize does. I told him to take the mangos and divide them up with everyone in the restaurant, including the cook. He was like, "Really? You would do that?" I just smiled and nodded. In a few minutes, he came back with a couple of slices of mango on a saucer, and gave everyone there a little bit of mango. Everyone there was very happy with me that day. Had I known about how hard they were to get, I would have purchased the two whole buckets and saved the lady the long trip to Belize City. I blew my chance to be the most popular gringo in town. lol
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That is a great and beautiful story. I'm glad you made many people happy that day and even wished you could do more. You have a good heart, Keefur.
 
Ravofox

Ravofox

back to Aussie foxying!
Keefur said:
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I have an interesting mango story. I believe I've told it before, but there may be some here who haven't heard it. I was visiting my brother down in Belize. I had gotten off the bus, and there was a Guatamalan lady with two five gallon buckets of mangos. She was struggling to get onto the bus with them because they were so heavy. No one was willing to help her, so I turned back and picked up the two buckets and put them on the bus for her. She spoke only Spanish, and my Spanish is poor. She insisted on giving me two mangos for helping. I refused, but she was persistant, so I took them. So... I'm walking down the street in San Ignacio holding a mango in each paw. People start pointing, poking other people and pointing, and staring at me. I felt very uncomfortable about this, so I ducked into a restaurant to get some lunch. I ordered the lamb chops with asperagus and fried potatoes. I ordered a soda as well. When the waiter came back, I asked him if he knew why everyone was staring at me. Even the three other patrons in the restaurant were staring. He said, "You have mangos." I was like, "Yeah... so what?" He said, "Nobody has mangos now. They aren't ripe yet." I told him about the lady and the bus. He nodded and said that the mango crop in Guatamala gets ripe before the crop in Belize does. I told him to take the mangos and divide them up with everyone in the restaurant, including the cook. He was like, "Really? You would do that?" I just smiled and nodded. In a few minutes, he came back with a couple of slices of mango on a saucer, and gave everyone there a little bit of mango. Everyone there was very happy with me that day. Had I known about how hard they were to get, I would have purchased the two whole buckets and saved the lady the long trip to Belize City. I blew my chance to be the most popular gringo in town. lol
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BTW very sweet and funny story there Kee:D:D
 
Keefur

Keefur

aka Cutter Cat
We were also talking to a Furry friend of ours who lives in upstate New York. We were swapping con stories and Furry jokes. We were talking about people hoarding tp and I told him about the thread with me making the joke about @BreyoGP getting into my toilet paper stash in the garage and making a nest out of it because he's a Guinea Pig. My friend in New York's room mate has a fox fursona and my friend is a giant panda. I asked him if he knew how to keep foxes from molesting him. He replied that he did not. So I told his fox room mate, "There you go... I set you up. Go for it." That got a pretty good laugh out of everyone.

South Carolina is like a Garden of Eden to me, @Ravofox. I guess any place can be that to anyone if they become attached to it.

Thanks for all the kind words above, y'all. *blushes*
 
FlannelFox

FlannelFox

dem leggies
Simo said:
This year, I'm going to try to make a Pomegranate Pie, something I have heard of, but never tried. It uses just the juice
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Is there a way thats known to use the whole fruit without have to spit out every seed? I don't often buy them bc I'm not keen on just using the juce..
Manchesterite said:
Ah, shame. I'm an advocate of public transportation due to having experienced these:
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Truly- buses, motorcycles, bicycles/ebikes, e-skateboards- everyone please! You don't need a ford f350 to pick up groceries!
Keefur said:
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I have an interesting mango story. I believe I've told it before, but there may be some here who haven't heard it. I was visiting my brother down in Belize. I had gotten off the bus, and there was a Guatamalan lady with two five gallon buckets of mangos. She was struggling to get onto the bus with them because they were so heavy. No one was willing to help her, so I turned back and picked up the two buckets and put them on the bus for her. She spoke only Spanish, and my Spanish is poor. She insisted on giving me two mangos for helping. I refused, but she was persistant, so I took them. So... I'm walking down the street in San Ignacio holding a mango in each paw. People start pointing, poking other people and pointing, and staring at me. I felt very uncomfortable about this, so I ducked into a restaurant to get some lunch. I ordered the lamb chops with asperagus and fried potatoes. I ordered a soda as well. When the waiter came back, I asked him if he knew why everyone was staring at me. Even the three other patrons in the restaurant were staring. He said, "You have mangos." I was like, "Yeah... so what?" He said, "Nobody has mangos now. They aren't ripe yet." I told him about the lady and the bus. He nodded and said that the mango crop in Guatamala gets ripe before the crop in Belize does. I told him to take the mangos and divide them up with everyone in the restaurant, including the cook. He was like, "Really? You would do that?" I just smiled and nodded. In a few minutes, he came back with a couple of slices of mango on a saucer, and gave everyone there a little bit of mango. Everyone there was very happy with me that day. Had I known about how hard they were to get, I would have purchased the two whole buckets and saved the lady the long trip to Belize City. I blew my chance to be the most popular gringo in town. lol
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That's wild! ^^ I know which way to go now if I ever travel through in that season :p
 
Pygmepatl

Pygmepatl

Spotted Skunk
Here is a picture of the green mangoes I had a few days ago.

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Simo

Simo

Professional Watermelon Farmer
FlannelFox said:
Is there a way thats known to use the whole fruit without have to spit out every seed? I don't often buy them bc I'm not keen on just using the juce..
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Some people eat the seeds. Me, if I eat a pomegranate, I just spit them out. If you use as an accent, or sprinkled on something, then a few seeds are fine. They are pretty labor intensive fruits, to get at...which, I think is part of their charm.

I also like the forbidden fruit aspect; they are said to be the apple in the Eden story, as apples don't grow anywhere near there : ) And you know me...always sampling forbidden fruit...or, at least thinking about it!
 
Keefur

Keefur

aka Cutter Cat
FlannelFox said:
That's wild! ^^ I know which way to go now if I ever travel through in that season :p
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If you drive in Guatamala, be careful. They drive like maniacs there. We went through some mountain roads and those idiots will pass you on the left on an inside blind curve. They stick their arms out the window and waggle their hands, which means they are passing you. A bus or truck could be coming and everyone would tumble down the mounting in a large ball of flaming metal. Nice to think about while they pass you.
 
Ravofox

Ravofox

back to Aussie foxying!
DRGN Juno said:
Hmm...

*Turns off the flashing lights*

Alright. But try anything again and prepare to be stuck doing the Carlton for eternity.
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*gulp* ok:confused:

FlannelFox said:
Is there a way thats known to use the whole fruit without have to spit out every seed? I don't often buy them bc I'm not keen on just using the juce..

Truly- buses, motorcycles, bicycles/ebikes, e-skateboards- everyone please! You don't need a ford f350 to pick up groceries!

That's wild! ^^ I know which way to go now if I ever travel through in that season :p
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Simo said:
Some people eat the seeds. Me, if I eat a pomegranate, I just spit them out. If you use as an accent, or sprinkled on something, then a few seeds are fine. They are pretty labor intensive fruits, to get at...which, I think is part of their charm.

I also like the forbidden fruit aspect; they are said to be the apple in the Eden story, as apples don't grow anywhere near there : ) And you know me...always sampling forbidden fruit...or, at least thinking about it!
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I always eat the seeds. they're very small, no probs. Mandarins on the otherhand, god they're a nightmare! I absolutely love them, but they have so many seeds and the seeds are extremely bitter!!
hehe, you certainly love stealing forbidden fruit, Simo!! XD
 
Simo

Simo

Professional Watermelon Farmer
Keefur said:
I never got into eating the green mangos. It's like some people that put salt on their watermelon. I love salt, but not on my melon.
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Would agree...as much as I love melon, salt has no place on it, as far as my own melon eating goes!
 
Keefur

Keefur

aka Cutter Cat
Ravofox said:
I always eat the seeds. they're very small, no probs. Mandarins on the otherhand, god they're a nightmare! I absolutely love them, but they have so many seeds and the seeds are extremely bitter!!
hehe, you certainly love stealing forbidden fruit, Simo!! XD
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They say you can also eat every bit of an apple, if you are so inclined. The seeds are only slightly poisonous and aren't enough to hurt you.
 
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