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   Gweedo Murray said, 12 months ago

   Can’t say I’d be thrilled with the privilege of diving into a pot of boiling water myself.

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   ejcapulet said, 12 months ago

   I got your revenge right here in this pot of boiling water… anyone got garlic butter?

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   Margueritem said, 12 months ago

   OHNO, the Revenge of the Lobstahs!

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   DarthBiggles said, 12 months ago

   HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA “Continued… if you’re still alive!”

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   wndrwrthg said, 12 months ago

   Quick, get the rubberbands!

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   Ranma_one_half said, 12 months ago

   These Lobstahs need to be de clawed.

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   Lydus said, 12 months ago

   at least they are no guinea pigs.

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   grazer said, 12 months ago

   I stand willing to sacrifice my budget, butter and belt line to keep the lobster population in check.

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   joestreet said, 12 months ago

   I am with Grazer… I help out also!

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    Net1360 said, 12 months ago

    Closed-circuit for those of you living in New England: Any of you folks having lobsters (or should I say “Lobstahs”) for Thanksgiving?

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    PossumPete said, 12 months ago

    Never once had lobstah for T-Giving. It was always too expensive for us even though we lived there. Mmmmmmmmmmm…lobstah.

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    GuntotingLiberal said, 12 months ago

    I wouldn’t eat any animal that came out of the sea if you paid me money. A short study about fish farming and sewage treatment and overflow in the Eastern Canada and New England areas is all it takes to guarantee you’ll feel the same way. I’ll just tell you this much, it makes hot dogs look amazingly good by comparison (if you know anything about what makes a hot dog).

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    cleokaya said, 12 months ago

    It that cafe was a lobster pound, they would have several large cauldron’s boiling and be fully prepared for such an opportunity.

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    Char32 said, 12 months ago

    guntoter…Eat Kosher, it’s cleaner!! (:>}

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    grazer said, 12 months ago

    GuntotingLiberal says: “I wouldn’t eat any animal that came out of the sea if you paid me money. A short study about fish farming and sewage treatment and overflow in the Eastern Canada and New England areas is all it takes to guarantee you’ll feel the same way. I’ll just tell you this much, it makes hot dogs look amazingly good by comparison (if you know anything about what makes a hot dog).”

    Are you saying hotdogs come out of the sea too??

    Seriously, your point is well-taken. I had always thot “sea life” was too well-washed, rinsed and tasty to hurt us….then along comes Mad Fish disease—and evil lobstahs!

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    Tukla Ratte said, 12 months ago

    Suddenly I’m glad I live in Iowa.

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    robertolopez144 said, 12 months ago

    The True Age of Chaos! Death by Lobstah!!!!!! LOL(genius!)

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    GuntotingLiberal said, 12 months ago

    Hot dogs, the intestine-stuffed equivalent of head cheese. Nummy.

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    A1Ladyhawke said, 12 months ago

    I shall help save the lobstah’s by having turkey tomorrow!

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    AKHenderson said, 11 months ago

    It’s worse than they think.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebirah