Imagine a fruit that resembles a young cucumber, but when you bite into it, it bursts like caviar and tastes like a tangy lemon. Meet the Finger Lime, a unique citrus fruit native to Australia. Its vibrant colors range from green to deep crimson, but the real magic lies inside. The fruit is filled with tiny, juice-filled pearls that pop in your mouth, offering a refreshing, tart flavor. This makes Finger Lime a favorite in the culinary world. It’s a fantastic addition to summer drinks, providing a fun, fizzy twist, and it’s also a hit in desserts, adding a surprising pop of flavor.
We brought our Costco watermelon home and set it on the kitchen counter when it started foaming. Barbara googled it and it said to remove it from the house immediately, it’s likely to explode due to fermenting. We put it in a plastic garbage bag and carefully lowered it into our garbage can outside. Just noticed this morning that the watermelon exploded and blew a hole in the bottom of the garbage can. Maggots everywhere.
“What would it take for you to walk this bridge…?”
30 minutes?
“What would it take for you to walk this bridge…?”
First, I’d have to be there, and second, needing to get to the other side. The question asks what would it take, not how long.
When I was a kid those things didn’t exist. And a skateboard was a piece of 1 x 6 with two wheel assemblies (we didn’t know they were called ‘trucks’) from a disassembled rollerskate screwed to the board’s bottom side. You had to make you own. It was sidewalk surfing before it was skateboarding. There ws even a song about sidewalk surfing.
wotta grammar nazi. we all know what the reporter meant when he wrote it, jeeze.
Life sucks, then you die. Have a nice day.
youth is wasted on the young.
And no shaded visors in gridiron helmets either, (watching a players eyes is part of the game) if u ask me … too…
Boid.
that’s not a grammar nazi, that’s a spelling correction. total wrong word making the sentence change it’s meaning, not putting a comma in the wrong place or using a wrong predicated participle…(is that a thing? i am not one for sure)
can’t wait to get a coconut and wait. thanx.
Sure, somebody would correct my misuse of a spelling error for grammar. Figures!
oh, and i think the participle dangles
Looks mostly dehydrated
I don’t know man looks like some chronic underwatering massive plant in a smaller container. Might want to slowly saturate the medium bring her back to baseline
Someone needs to try some Decaff.