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Becky, showing off her melons at the family picnic...
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Just so you all understand, this joke was hysterically funny at the family picnic. Just saying.
Monday, June 29, 2009
She's a Brick House...
Jim is on vacation in the Florida Panhandle. After 25 years of visiting this place, he still doesn't understand the allure of boiled peanuts...
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Becky, showing off her melons at the family picnic...
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Just so you all understand, this joke was hysterically funny at the family picnic. Just saying.
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Becky, showing off her melons at the family picnic...
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Just so you all understand, this joke was hysterically funny at the family picnic. Just saying.
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You know, any of the ocmments I came up with will get me smacked, so I won't say any of them...
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Bad fingers...
It's ok, my mother in law already smacked me.
Presumably for bad grammar -- I see only one melon.
Dr. Phil
Presumably for bad grammar -- I see only one melon.
OH! There's a watermelon too. I get it. :)
I'm sorry, what were we talking about? I got distracted there for a moment.
I was thinking of a comment about watermelon seeds, and ::SMACK:: the results of eating them ::SMACK:: but it would get me smacked. Again...
So I'll mention that someone did a watermelon song a couple years ago that got a lot of air play. Yes, it was a Southern redneck kinda song, why do you ask???
WendyB_09
Thank you for sharing the melons.
And just so you Southerners know, most of the family put salt on their water melon before consumption.
Jim,
Salt on watermelon is one of the few southern influences I proudly hold onto. We had to get something right!
Personally, I hate water melon.
I like that show Mail Call where the Gunny (R. Lee Ermey) blows them up though.
Yep, that's how I feel about watermelons myself.
Nothing like a fresh cold slice of watermelon on a hot summer day. ;)
The last slice I had was at the seafood market, though. They put the slices on the table where they gut fish. I ate mine with some trepidation, but miraculously didn't get sick...
Watermelon rind makes a great pickle. The problem is finding a watermelon that has a rind thick enough to bother.
I have no idea what to do with the flesh of the melon though, don't care for it, mostly.
Cantalope flesh also makes a good pickle.
Be doing both later this summer, I've a nephew who loves the stuff, so I make enough for his family each year.
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