Janestown... I just noticed this.
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UPDATED: Friday, September 10, 2004 07:04
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From a state where we can't get enough of the little devils Crawfish..........We have a Mudbug festival here every year Louisiana.
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Originally posted by Diego:
Crayfish, crawfish, and crawdads are freshwater crustaceans.
Except in New Zealand where a 'crayfish' is what I would call a lobster (salt water crustacean).
--Bleyddyn
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Originally posted by Diego:Quote:
Originally posted by Piersnica:
Sorry bout that, you're right. I keep feeling there's another name that's not similar for the crustaceans, though.
Hmm, can't think of one off hand. Hushpuppies are as tasty as crayfish, but once again it's a false comparison. ;) But seriously, though, all nomenclatural nitpicking aside, your central point was valid.
Actually, I think the term you're looking for is "mudbug" for a crawfish...
"We gotta go to that crappy town where I'M a hero..."
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Getting back to the white shoes. I went through that scene several times. Those are boots with mud caked on them up to ankle height.
Looked just like my rubber boots at work the time our Caustic solution tank got holed. Had to wade around in 6" of that stuff.
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Well I notice in 'Ariel' that Nathan checks out Jewel when she walks away. After he hugs her.
"Jayne is a girl's name"-River
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Originally posted by Piersnica:
The tennis shoes thing might just be a regional thing. Same idea, different name. Like crawfish, crayfish, crawdad, mudpuppy....
Where ARE you from? I never thought I'd here another browncoat referencing Louzeeanna Lobsters, much less callin' 'em anything but "crayfish" which is so wrong.

She understands, she doesn't comprehend
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>Except in New Zealand where a 'crayfish' is what I would call a >lobster (salt water crustacean).
Good point, Bleyddyn.
They do have freshwater crayfish in New Zealand, but the Kiwis use the same name for a salt water crustacean too. The marine decapods in question are what we here in Florida call spiny lobster (they have no enlarged claws and defend themselves by "fencing" with their long, spiny antennae).
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wow thats a really big mistake, how could no one catch that.
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Originally posted by Thundar:
Getting back to the white shoes. I went through that scene several times. Those are boots with mud caked on them up to ankle height.
Looked just like my rubber boots at work the time our Caustic solution tank got holed. Had to wade around in 6" of that stuff.
It's actually hard to tell because we see them from such a distance, but I tend to agree with Thundar. While the color is strikingly light compared to everything else in the scene, the front is too bulky/wide and the back part seems too low to actually be white sneakers. Unless they were big fuzzy white slippers he's wearing over his boots? ;)
Jayne, your mouth is talkin. Might want to look into that.
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Does anyone remember Our Mrs. Reynolds? Could be he just had his feet washed. Woohoo!
Cheyenne
"If the snow on the roof is too heavy then the ceiling will cave in. His brains are in terrible danger."
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