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[simplemadness]

As promised,

Comments

[ex_kyliemagi717]

I take it the green stuff is Hot like me :)

[simplemadness]

No, actually very mild. Not nearly hot as you!

[ex_kyliemagi717]

hahah I wish.

[aeryn42]

Raw okra? You mean it isn't battered and fried??

[simplemadness]

Yeah. She used to roadtrip thru the South with her grandpa, who'd buy okra at roadside stands and munch it while he drove. Kind of strange, and it might have been better with some salt, but ok.

[nunofthat]

Ha ha ha!

You did it! And it didn't kill you! :)

[simplemadness]

Not even close, tho it was slime-a-delic. I prefer cooked, still.

[la_chispa]

First time I was down in Texas this summer, Wes gave me a raw okra to eat. I would add that it's itchy.

[simplemadness]

Weird, that. Itching in the throat, and you'd think it was the slipperiest stuff known to man, and that it'd never itch. Enzymes?

[la_chispa]

Hey, how near the coast are you?

[simplemadness]

Well, that depends on your definition of "coast". When we get really high tides, saltwater will back up in the creek within a mile of the house. There are two bays within 5-6 miles, and a third is barely 12. If it's open Gulf you're wanting, it's about 18 miles by the shortest path.

hehe

[iwantobeloved2]

I LOVE ocra yummy wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee and who's that guy, he's not so bad either...............*giggles*

Okra

[simplemadness]

Ah, but RAW?!1!?

(and thanks!)

Re: Okra

[iwantobeloved2]

nooooooooooooo NEVER raw.......it's too itchy or fuzzy, it's too slimey when boiled but juuuuuuuuuust right fried......