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Fourth from the bottom, in a manner of speaking.
Lucy’s Seafood Kitchen Millcreek Drive Mississauga.

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Fourth from the bottom, in a manner of speaking.
Lucy’s Seafood Kitchen Millcreek Drive Mississauga.

“wild caught lemon” – wow, that’s a mighty adventurous dish!

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Fourth from the bottom, in a manner of speaking.
Lucy’s Seafood Kitchen Millcreek Drive Mississauga.

I go up to Canada at least twice a year and I have never seen one of them there “Wild Caught Lemons”.

The only Lemons I have ever seen up there are small, yellow, oval shaped, meek looking, with a bump protruding on each end that sit quietly in their grocery display.

What are your wild strawberries like?

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What are your wild strawberries like?

Why like this of course.

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I go up to Canada at least twice a year and I have never seen one of them there “Wild Caught Lemons”. The only Lemons I have ever seen up there are small, yellow, oval shaped, meek looking, with a bump protruding on each end that sit quietly …

Their formal name up here is “tourists”! (Grin!)

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Their formal name up here is “tourists”! (Grin!)

That’s being nice to your visitors.

Lately down here we sometimes label our “Tourists” as “Illegals”.

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The Gator Fingers caught my eye. I always that those were toes!!

That’s being nice to your visitors.

Lately down here we sometimes label our “Tourists” as “Illegals”.

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The Gator Fingers caught my eye. I always that those were toes!!

Taste like Chicken!

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Fourth from the bottom, in a manner of speaking.

That’s what happens when you eschew hyphens, and commas…

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Plethora means a lot to me.

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That’s what happens when you eschew hyphens, and commas…

(At my age, I’m glad this didn’t extend to a discussion of colons and the lower vowels!)

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