Stick a red light on his head, and he could be a buoy somewhere offshore!!!
Been there, done that Mel but my wife won’t let me do that anymore… Happy New year Graham and the gang!
The reason they are call conch fritters is that you lure the snail out of it’s shell, then conch it on the head to kill it.
LOL! I’m bogged down for the moment…run along….I’ll catch up later ……
They say crocodiles like to seize their prey, drag it back to their nests, and let it, er, ferment a couple of days before devouring it. Don’t know if that holds true for their alligator cousins, though…
Name is derived from Spanish word ’concha", which means shell, in which the animal lives!!
It’s tough because Mel doesn’t Have a Zipper to let down to relieve the pressure.
Mel ate two game wardens, seven hunters, and a pure-bred Guernsey cow.
April 24, 2015
STEPUP almost 3 years ago
Stick a red light on his head, and he could be a buoy somewhere offshore!!!
Less Monday... More Friday almost 3 years ago
Been there, done that Mel but my wife won’t let me do that anymore… Happy New year Graham and the gang!
Steverino Premium Member almost 3 years ago
The reason they are call conch fritters is that you lure the snail out of it’s shell, then conch it on the head to kill it.
Zebrastripes almost 3 years ago
LOL! I’m bogged down for the moment…run along….I’ll catch up later ……
Robert Nowall Premium Member almost 3 years ago
They say crocodiles like to seize their prey, drag it back to their nests, and let it, er, ferment a couple of days before devouring it. Don’t know if that holds true for their alligator cousins, though…
STEPUP almost 3 years ago
Name is derived from Spanish word ’concha", which means shell, in which the animal lives!!
bakana almost 3 years ago
It’s tough because Mel doesn’t Have a Zipper to let down to relieve the pressure.
bakana almost 3 years ago
Mel ate two game wardens, seven hunters, and a pure-bred Guernsey cow.