another rite of spring

Quoted message said:

... aspirating the year's first snoot-full of gnats on the
afternoon ride.

I think they taste better in the spring then they do
in the fall.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

... aspirating the year's first snoot-full of gnats on the
afternoon ride.

I think they taste better in the spring then they do in
the fall.

Just keep some mustard or ketchup in your mouth and you'll
have a real feast!

Why do I always ride with my mouth just a bit open? Never
even think about it until bug season. But, the protein is
very high in those bugs.

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(GABIKE) said:

Quoted message said:

... aspirating the year's first snoot-full of gnats on the
afternoon ride.

I think they taste better in the spring then they do in
the fall.

It's when they sneak past the taste buds...at high
speed... ;-)

-B

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Quoted message said:

... aspirating the year's first snoot-full of gnats on the
afternoon ride.

.max

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That won't happen for a couple of months here. However, we
do get the swarms of mayflies, usually in late may. They are
horrible, especially near the water, but the birds like
them. The good thing, it's a short season for them. However,
those gnats are there the whole summer beginning in june.

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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

... aspirating the year's first snoot-full of gnats on
the afternoon ride.

I think they taste better in the spring then they do in
the fall.

That's like Lucy, from Peanuts, who said that January
snowflakes are fresher than December's, when catching them
on your tongue.