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https://www.the-sun.com/money/10880109/jcpenney-closed-stores-easter-opening-hours/
"JCPenney will close all stores in under a week leaving fans of department store scrambling for alternative for 24 hours"
Oh my, what will we ever do!!!!
These kinds of headlines are garbage but it is the Sun, should be no surprise
"JCPenney will close all stores in under a week leaving fans of department store scrambling for alternative for 24 hours"
Oh my, what will we ever do!!!!
These kinds of headlines are garbage but it is the Sun, should be no surprise
Years ago I searched the racks at JC Penny for my size pants (32W 34L). After no success, I asked for help. "We don't carry that size" said the guy, and he was kind of smug about it.https://www.the-sun.com/money/10880109/jcpenney-closed-stores-easter-opening-hours/
"JCPenney will close all stores in under a week leaving fans of department store scrambling for alternative for 24 hours"
Oh my, what will we ever do!!!!
That was my last shopping experience at JC Penny.
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Ok. For some of you, this will be, as it was for me, undeniably laughable.
https://www.xda-developers.com/you-are-officially-old-remember-these-pc-parts/
False.
Sorry. None of those 5 things even come close to "old".
How about punch cards?
Dishwasher sized "disk platter" drives?
Vacuum slack tape drives?
Pfsh.
https://www.xda-developers.com/you-are-officially-old-remember-these-pc-parts/
False.
Sorry. None of those 5 things even come close to "old".
How about punch cards?
Dishwasher sized "disk platter" drives?
Vacuum slack tape drives?
Pfsh.
LPs hold about 25 minutes per side (it seemed like longer but songs were 3 minutes long back then).
CD hold about 72 minutes total.
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"Bugnado" works better imo 
Looks like New England is gonna miss the fun this cycle...
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and your part of Mass will miss 2030.
And beyond, aside from Plymouth County.
I credit all the acid rain
I credit all the acid rain
Looks like I'll get XIX. Gonna have to look up some recipes!
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I suspect they might taste pretty good if fried in bacon fat, and one was very hungry. Or olive oil & garlic,,,
Would not be surprised if flavor quality of tree shrimp is affected by the species and even heath of the tree whose roots each individual sucked over the last 16 years, or whatever the underground period for this brood is.
Would not be surprised if flavor quality of tree shrimp is affected by the species and even heath of the tree whose roots each individual sucked over the last 16 years, or whatever the underground period for this brood is.
Never thought I'd be considering the terroir of tree shrimp.
I'm still not considering it
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currently obsessing over plant diseases
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01EW5T45A/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?ie=UTF8&qid=&sr=
This cheap kindle book is referenced on a few blogs. I read that the shrimp gumbo is actually pretty good.
Consider that they probably taste like dirt, um I mean have an Earthy flavor.
According to kumah's book they taste kind of nutty.
Yeah after posting my thought I did a search…
Claims about what they taste like vary, with some people comparing them to shrimp, others to asparagus and a few people even mentioning peanut butter.Mar 31, 2021
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/scie...he only,people even mentioning peanut butter.
14 Fun Facts About Cicadas | Science | Smithsonian Magazine
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/scie...he only,people even mentioning peanut butter.smithsonianmag.co
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/scie...he only,people even mentioning peanut butter.
Sorry the three flavors mentioned are not similar at all. <green> Could be what people say when something tastes like dirt but they jus don’t want to admit it. </green>
Only one way for you to find out.
I grew up in South Georgia and remember the cicada sounds and shells on the trees and my MIL lives in Alabama and 3 or 4 years ago my friend who does home remodels and I went to Alabama to do a bathroom remodel on her house and he had never been to the deep south and when the cicadas would start their sound (and it was not that many) I would tell him, "be careful, it is the Alabama tree snake."
Actually, they taste kinda buttery. I picked up one I was showing to my troop, fresh out of the bug shell. It was was just hanging out waiting for its wings to dry and harden. I just ripped off his head, legs, and outer shell and popped him in my mouth.
The boys were impressed; at least the ones that didn’t nearly puke.
Yuck.
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No fear; still here.
Well, this isn't tree shrimp
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/apr/02/japan-sato-only-name-by-2531-marriage-law
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/apr/02/japan-sato-only-name-by-2531-marriage-law
^^Looks like he used one data point to make this prediction.
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He should know better than that but then again he is a professor of economy.^^Looks like he used one data point to make this prediction.
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Err chaps, why are you talking about eating cicadas?
This is a brewing site, they have flavour and some fermentable carbohydrates....
This is a brewing site, they have flavour and some fermentable carbohydrates....
Idk ask Rish
Wish we had those classes here in Oregon when they started Self Serve last year.
Growing up outside of Philly I can clearly remember the look of shock on the face (near horror) of a Jersey girl I was seeing when I got to fill my tank on a trip we were on. She had never been out of the state and completely shocked that there was no special training required to do such a dangerous task...
Wouldja believe there was a Zymurgy article on brewing with cicadas 20 years ago?Wonder what the PPG is?
"By May 22, Marler had accumulated enough cicadas to brew 12 gallons of barleywine, which he called CicadAle."
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