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"Mark²" <mjmorgan(lowest even number here)@cox..net> wrote in message
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> http://www.pbase.com/image/49043194/original

Cool shot!

"Mark²" wrote:
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great shot Mark!
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"Mark²" wrote:
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> http://www.pbase.com/image/49043194/original

Jesus, Mark, how big is that thing?? Going by the surrounding herbiage,
it looks to be about six inches diameter. You could cut steaks off the
damn thing! Uugh!!!

Colin D.

Mark²,
And here I expected to see a shot of a Volkswagen Beetle.
Paul

Mark² wrote:
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http://www.pbase.com/image/49043194/original

Pretty cool. So did ya hit him with the salt?

Annika1980 wrote:
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> Pretty cool. So did ya hit him with the salt?

Nah, he tasted fine as is...
-No torture necessary.

The banana slug...from northern parts of California. Also grown in that area
are great pot and magical mushrooms. I don't know that I would like to see a
banana slug while on shrums but I know I have never had the munchies bad
enough to eat one.

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"Mark²" <mjmorgan(lowest even number here)@cox..net> wrote in message
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> Annika1980 wrote:
>> http://www.pbase.com/image/49043194/original
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>> Pretty cool. So did ya hit him with the salt?
>
> Nah, he tasted fine as is...
> -No torture necessary.
>

Gene Palmiter wrote:
> The banana slug...from northern parts of California.

You nailed it.
Found that one at the southern-most edge of the Redwood Forest in N. Cal.


>Also grown in
> that area are great pot and magical mushrooms. I don't know that I
> would like to see a banana slug while on shrums but I know I have
> never had the munchies bad enough to eat one.

I wouldn't know of such things...

>> The banana slug...from northern parts of California.
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> You nailed it.
> Found that one at the southern-most edge of the Redwood Forest in N. Cal.
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>>Also grown in
>> that area are great pot and magical mushrooms. I don't know that I
>> would like to see a banana slug while on shrums but I know I have
>> never had the munchies bad enough to eat one.
>
> I wouldn't know of such things...
No mystery at identifying it....how could you forget one of them things once
you have seen it? I went to College of the Redwoods many years ago.
BTW...didn't some "not known for sports excellence" college, Santa Cruz
maybe, name their team the Banana Slugs?