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[South Carolina Redfish]

And my interest in them...

Horseshoe crabs are extremely important to the biomedical industry because their unique, copper-based blue blood contains a substance called Limulus amebocyte lysate. The substance, which coagulates in the presence of small amounts of bacterial toxins, is used to test for sterility of medical equipment and virtually all intravenous drugs.

Similar to Dean's interest.

[Travellin Dave]

Must take a long time for land crabs to fuk, sheesh Dean left out about 7 this morning and here we are still waiting on a report.

inspiration may have stuck, something about
horsey style....

Those horseshoe crabs are some crazy, alien looking things...

plus, they have been around since the dinosaur time.....

Well, maybe if they looked a little more appetizing, someone would have made a popular recipe, and we could have fished them into extinction.

There is next to no meat on them.  Only use is as bait.

[South Carolina Redfish]

I'm sure Flip can wait for a picture of fornicatin' crabs, so here you go:

So that is why Dean and the Bike Lady are interested - GANG BANG!

[Travellin Dave]

And my interest in them...

Horseshoe crabs are extremely important to the biomedical industry because their unique, copper-based blue blood contains a substance called Limulus amebocyte lysate. The substance, which coagulates in the presence of small amounts of bacterial toxins, is used to test for sterility of medical equipment and virtually all intravenous drugs.

Actually that statement is incorrect as the test has nothing to do with sterility.  It does test for toxins/ pyrogens however.

[Travellin Dave]

I'm sure Flip can wait for a picture of fornicatin' crabs, so here you go:

So that is why Dean and the Bike Lady are interested - GANG BANG!

I guess that is the one take home he could apply....

[South Carolina Redfish]

And my interest in them...

Horseshoe crabs are extremely important to the biomedical industry because their unique, copper-based blue blood contains a substance called Limulus amebocyte lysate. The substance, which coagulates in the presence of small amounts of bacterial toxins, is used to test for sterility of medical equipment and virtually all intravenous drugs.

Actually that statement is incorrect as the test has nothing to do with sterility.  It does test for toxins/ pyrogens however.

Sheesh, saw this post and thought Raz was back then realized it was you talking about your own post.

[Travellin Dave]

Tomorrow's Marine Biology lesson for Dean;  Bonefish.

[Travellin Dave]

....maybe Red Snapper....

[South Carolina Redfish]

Tomorrow's Marine Biology lesson for Dean;  Bonefish.

LMAO

[South Carolina Redfish]

....maybe Red Snapper....

Some Triple Tail maybe?

[BackyardSmoker]

Must take a long time for land crabs to fuk, sheesh Dean left out about 7 this morning and here we are still waiting on a report.

inspiration may have stuck, something about
horsey style....

Those horseshoe crabs are some crazy, alien looking things...

plus, they have been around since the dinosaur time.....

Well, maybe if they looked a little more appetizing, someone would have made a popular recipe, and we could have fished them into extinction.

There is next to no meat on them.  Only use is as bait.

TWSS

[BackyardSmoker]

I'm sure Flip can wait for a picture of fornicatin' crabs, so here you go:

Wait, Is that an EPC 2nd in there.... 

[South Carolina Redfish]

The Federal Bureau of Investigation paid more than $1 million for a hacking tool that opened the iPhone of a terrorist gunman in San Bernardino, Calif., the head of the agency said Thursday.

Speaking at the Aspen Security Forum in London, FBI Director James Comey didn’t cite a precise figure for how much the government paid for the solution to cracking the phone but said it was more than his salary for the seven-plus years remaining in his term at the FBI.

His annual salary is about $180,000 a year, so that comes to $1.26 million or more.

[flip from jersey]

I'm sure Flip can wait for a picture of fornicatin' crabs, so here you go:

Sure, you remember I has seaweed salad this week!
you farging bastidges! 

[Travellin Dave]

Afternoon Steve.