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    Stella
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    How to get the best Prawns
    http://www.prawnpark.blogspot.com

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  2. Andy
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    Stella said...

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    How to get the best Prawns

    On FOX morning news one day last week Sue, our weather woman was across the
    Delaware river in Camden at the riverfront aquarium where she had to "touch
    the shrimp!"

    I'd say they were prawn sized. The staff member of the aquarium instructed
    Sue to just put her arm in the tank and they'd come to her.

    Sure enough they came running and climbing around her hand and arm,
    playfully. Sue laughed because it tickled. The staff member said the shrimp
    were just taking the dead skin flakes off and eating them. Sue, at the top
    of her game that morning commented "Well the table sure is turned," and
    "What a way to exfoliate!" LOL!!!

    Think about Sue and those playful and helpful little crustaceans during
    your next shrimp cocktail? <VBG>

    Andy

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  3. dejablues
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    "Andy" <q> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On FOX morning news one day last week Sue, our weather woman was across
    the
    Delaware river in Camden at the riverfront aquarium where she had to
    "touch
    the shrimp!"

    I'd say they were prawn sized. The staff member of the aquarium instructed
    Sue to just put her arm in the tank and they'd come to her.

    Sure enough they came running and climbing around her hand and arm,
    playfully. Sue laughed because it tickled. The staff member said the
    shrimp
    were just taking the dead skin flakes off and eating them. Sue, at the top
    of her game that morning commented "Well the table sure is turned," and
    "What a way to exfoliate!" LOL!!!

    Think about Sue and those playful and helpful little crustaceans during
    your next shrimp cocktail? <VBG>

    Andy

    My husband has a serious crush on Sue S.

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  4. Andy
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    dejablues said...

    Quoted message said:


    "Andy" <q> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On FOX morning news one day last week Sue, our weather woman was across
    the
    Delaware river in Camden at the riverfront aquarium where she had to
    "touch
    the shrimp!"

    I'd say they were prawn sized. The staff member of the aquarium


    instructed

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Sue to just put her arm in the tank and they'd come to her.

    Sure enough they came running and climbing around her hand and arm,
    playfully. Sue laughed because it tickled. The staff member said the
    shrimp
    were just taking the dead skin flakes off and eating them. Sue, at the


    top

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    of her game that morning commented "Well the table sure is turned," and
    "What a way to exfoliate!" LOL!!!

    Think about Sue and those playful and helpful little crustaceans during
    your next shrimp cocktail? <VBG>

    Andy

    My husband has a serious crush on Sue S.

    Well, howdy, neighbors!

    I like Dorothy in the traffic outta-control center. She just looks so
    brittle. We couldn't wrestle, if she were mine. 😉

    Andy

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  5. dejablues
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    "Andy" <q> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    dejablues said...

    Quoted message said:


    "Andy" <q> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On FOX morning news one day last week Sue, our weather woman was across
    the
    Delaware river in Camden at the riverfront aquarium where she had to
    "touch
    the shrimp!"

    I'd say they were prawn sized. The staff member of the aquarium


    instructed

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Sue to just put her arm in the tank and they'd come to her.

    Sure enough they came running and climbing around her hand and arm,
    playfully. Sue laughed because it tickled. The staff member said the
    shrimp
    were just taking the dead skin flakes off and eating them. Sue, at the


    top

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    of her game that morning commented "Well the table sure is turned," and
    "What a way to exfoliate!" LOL!!!

    Think about Sue and those playful and helpful little crustaceans during
    your next shrimp cocktail? <VBG>

    Andy

    My husband has a serious crush on Sue S.

    Well, howdy, neighbors!

    I like Dorothy in the traffic outta-control center. She just looks so
    brittle. We couldn't wrestle, if she were mine. 😉

    Andy

    She must not eat! :-)

    hi from MontCo, btw!

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  6. Andy
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    dejablues said...

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    "Andy" <q> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    dejablues said...

    Quoted message said:


    "Andy" <q> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...
    > On FOX morning news one day last week Sue, our weather woman was
    > across the
    > Delaware river in Camden at the riverfront aquarium where she had to
    > "touch
    > the shrimp!"
    >
    > I'd say they were prawn sized. The staff member of the aquarium


    instructed

    Quoted message said:

    > Sue to just put her arm in the tank and they'd come to her.
    >
    > Sure enough they came running and climbing around her hand and arm,
    > playfully. Sue laughed because it tickled. The staff member said the
    > shrimp
    > were just taking the dead skin flakes off and eating them. Sue, at
    > the


    top

    Quoted message said:

    > of her game that morning commented "Well the table sure is turned,"
    > and "What a way to exfoliate!" LOL!!!
    >
    > Think about Sue and those playful and helpful little crustaceans
    > during your next shrimp cocktail? <VBG>
    >
    > Andy

    My husband has a serious crush on Sue S.

    Well, howdy, neighbors!

    I like Dorothy in the traffic outta-control center. She just looks so
    brittle. We couldn't wrestle, if she were mine. 😉

    Andy

    She must not eat! :-)

    hi from MontCo, btw!

    Hi from DelCo. Small world! 🙂

    Andy
    Media, PA

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