I remember the night I walked across the Potomac at Point of Rocks breathing water, stopping midway to share a pipe with three bass. It wasn't the orange ones, stay away from those.
I've heard you can eat the little red ones with the white spots. That is if they are spongey underneath, and don't have flukes. Or is it the other way around? Good luck.
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Maybe they are, R.G....only one way to find out!
;-)
I remember the night I walked across the Potomac at Point of Rocks breathing water, stopping midway to share a pipe with three bass. It wasn't the orange ones, stay away from those.
Forget the shrooms truffles are worth much more and tasty too from what I hear.
if, RG's not here, man.
Mr. Limpet, is that you?
demeur, that's all well and good, but all that grows around here is death.
OH NO THEY TURNED FREDDY THE FLUTE INTO A MUSHROOM.
DON'T EAT THE BROWN ACID SID & MARTY'LL BE REAL PISSED THAT'S THEIRS.
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I've heard you can eat the little red ones with the white spots. That is if they are spongey underneath, and don't have flukes. Or is it the other way around? Good luck.
A local naturalist down here thought he had the skills for identifying those bad boys. He's playing the harp and dancing among the clouds now.
okjimm, kick a man while he's down, why dontcha.
susan, in either case, I'm bound to get a 1UP and can thus chance the reaper.
BB, and then there are those of us with poor eyesight. I'll stick with getting my shrooms from the local dealer.
Graves, you swine!
Famous Rays has a mushroom risotto special you should try.
Regards,
Tengrain
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