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In that case I'd ask him if he's interesting in cherries as in cherry bombs.
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Actually they are rather nice. On the West Coast we are use to the Pineapple Express. Let's see, I came from Minnesota and Seattle is at almost the same Latitude as Minneapolis. Let's see what that can do for you:The rain has stopped here.
It looks like some rough seas off California. Flooding and landslides. Hope everyone there stays safe.
'Pineapple Expresses' and rising seas are battering California's piers, threatening iconic landmarks
At least a half dozen public piers are closed after being damaged repeatedly. Repair costs have climbed into the millions of dollars.apnews.com
What's an atmospheric river? A pineapple express? AP explains the weather phenomenon
The storm that pummeled California this week was fueled by an atmospheric river, a plume of moisture that extended over the Pacific to near Hawaii.apnews.com
Well, at least now that's cleared up.
I've never been much of a fan of pineapples.
Oh, unseasonable warm there too, their high is 41 F and their low is 29F. It is the midwinter thaw for them, nice. Usually a few more severe snowstorms are waiting.
How about Seattle:
54 and 40. Not nearly as dramatic as I was hoping for. Hmm, how about average temps:
Minneapolis 28.5 and 12.3 for today. Okay, that is a bit better. And to be fair the same for Seattle:
48.7 and 37.6
At any rate the weather has been unseasonably warm and now it is slowly cooling a bit again.
I had a really good lunch today.
Really really good.
Really really good.
What did you eat?
First, a bowl of bulgur, olives, baba ganoush, pickles, garlic, chickpeas, & lamb.
Then a large hot cocoa.
Other than the lamb, that actually sounds damned tasty.
What if I call it "sheep meat" instead of "lamb"?
Maybe "mutton"?
What did the men have?
The rough end of the pineapple - Macquarie
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Probably scrap iron.
Too valuable in Revoltingstan.
So, it's kind of like the "short end of the stick." And if you get the rough end of the pineapple on a short stick, then you're really up the creek.
I heard that it's used as currency in the more affluent areas