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Prawns, Anyone: 14 years 3 weeks ago #1

will_d Topic Author Offline Posts: 1828	So comming up is the Howth Prawn Festival: See Here[/url:1v7c0u8a] In an unrelated incident today: See Here[/url:1v7c0u8a] Sherlock Homes: stay in bed - I think I know the answer to this crime!! Its a no brainer really: Southern prawns are definitely on the pink side of the spectrum. What colour would an Armaaaaaaghhhh prawn be? Will

Prawns, Anyone: 14 years 3 weeks ago #2

sbillings Offline Posts: 3582	You do know that Dublin Bay prawns are not actually prawns, right? They are langoustine[/url:314dce5k] a type of delicious little lobster.

Prawns, Anyone: 14 years 3 weeks ago #3

TheBeerNut Offline Posts: 11663	Seems to be a unique quirk of my home town that when someone asks where I'm from, and I tell them, they repeat it back to me in their version of my accent. "ORRmaRRRgh". It's hilarious and never gets old.

Prawns, Anyone: 14 years 3 weeks ago #4

andrew Offline Posts: 3334	&quot;TheBeerNut&quot;:321ohn2g wrote: Seems to be a unique quirk of my home town that when someone asks where I'm from, and I tell them, they repeat it back to me in their version of my accent. "ORRmaRRRgh". It's hilarious and never gets old.[/quote:321ohn2g] I'm always reminded of the Randy Crawford song: 'Armagh, pure and simple, born in a world where love survives...'

Prawns, Anyone: 14 years 2 weeks ago #5

dempsey Offline Posts: 1207	&quot;sbillings&quot;:11gatbjm wrote: You do know that Dublin Bay prawns are not actually prawns, right? They are langoustine[/url:11gatbjm] a type of delicious little lobster.[/quote:11gatbjm] I did not know that,what a wonderful place this site is to educate. <!-- s8) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_cool.gif" alt="" title="Cool" /><!-- s8) -->

Prawns, Anyone: 14 years 2 weeks ago #6

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&quot;DEMPSEY&quot;:sgachulq wrote:
&quot;sbillings&quot;:sgachulq wrote: You do know that Dublin Bay prawns are not actually prawns, right? They are langoustine[/url:sgachulq] a type of delicious little lobster.[/quote:sgachulq]
I did not know that,what a wonderful place this site is to educate. <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_cool.gif" alt="" title="Cool" />[/quote:sgachulq]

Indeed, DBP's just leave your fingers bleeding when you try to shell them.

Big prawns on the other hand are much more gentle on the hands.

HOWEVER: DBP's DO glow in the dark ( thanks to Sellarfield aka: Winscale ) so that if you are prepping prawns, and drop one, then the lights go out! Its easy: There's the little green bugger under the cooker!!

Just Joking honest!

Will

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