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We would always catch a bunch of crawdads and go fishing. Sometimes we would cook and eat some while we were fishing. I bought some of the higher class 'crayfish' like these not too long ago and cooked them up, but Maria wouldn't touch 'em as she said they looked too much like cucarachas. Which is ok, cause it's too hard to explain that whole suckin the heads thing in Spanish anyway.
 

RGINN said:
We would always catch a bunch of crawdads and go fishing. Sometimes we would cook and eat some while we were fishing. I bought some of the higher class 'crayfish' like these not too long ago and cooked them up, but Maria wouldn't touch 'em as she said they looked too much like cucarachas. Which is ok, cause it's too hard to explain that whole suckin the heads thing in Spanish anyway.



"suckin the heads" I don't even wanna hear that in english LOL.
 

Harry_Morant said:
I hate you guys ;D You're making me homesick (and hungry) - where I grew up in Western Australia we had a freshwater crayfish called a Marron. They grew up to 1 kilogram in size or a bit over 2 pounds (though its rare to find one that big anymore).

What's the axe for ::) ;D
 

Sniffer said:
do they turn red when boiled too?

Yes - they go red when cooked

And the axe....

Thats in case one of our mosquito's try to carry one off ::)
 

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