Ok, all of the people trying to say that this is a double track, least of all some kind of deer double track, have clearly not seen it. I have seen several of them around a muddy creek in Marshall TX. Out in the Nesbitt area. Both left and right prints, and they were everywhere. There's no way that they could all have been any kind of double prints. There's also something stalking the wood around Nesbitt that doesn't sound like anything I have ever heard. I have lived here since I was a kid and sit outside at night all the time. My mom used to take us owl calling in the middle of the night when I was younger and I gained a great fondness for the sounds of nighttime animals. I have never heard anything like it before. Whatever it is, there are several of them that call back and forth to each other and only very late at night.

We use chopsticks all the time for Asian food, and when travelling in Asia I carry my own pair in my handbag for eating at street stalls etc. We don't use them for American/European cuisine because it doesn't really work- you can't cut up larger pieces of food with just chopsticks nor is it appropriate to just pick up a big chunk in the chopsticks and chew off a bite at a time. And mashed potatoes.... :-) Asian cuisine is designed to be eaten with chopsticks and other cuisines aren't.

I bought some seeds from a seller called exotic cactus collection and I think as far as the adenium seeds go he sent exactly what was advertised and bought. He sells an enormormous variety of succulent plants and seeds. And has a good reputation amongst succulent plant and cacti enthusiasts. Couple of caveats: 1) the euphorbia seed I bought had low germination (1 plant out from ten seeds and it ended up being a different species) That may have been an honest mix up. 2) I'd always be skeptical of buying seeds with the expectation they would produce a flower of the quality or type in the picture. 3) if buying a plant on ebay I'd like to see a picture of the actual one im buying. To be fair though unless you are talking about grafted plants, all of these named adenium from Thailand or wherever are not cultivars, they are not clonal, they name vigorous seed strains. Would also add the adenium seeds (two or three dozen) germinated 100 percent. A few were rcn and I have a few dwarfish seedlings that look rcn to me. Most were arabicum shada and most look like shada seedlings. And some were a mix that were from red.flowered adeniums of different types. I haven't seen flowers yet but there are seedlings that are different from other two groups that look like obesum for.example.

I like the canned cheese on my nachos. No shame. I also like shredded cheese on them. And also real,scratch made cheese sauce. Doesn't matter. All of them have their place in my heart. (besides the arteries :OP) The best ones cannot be eaten in a restaraunt, but must be squirreled away to the house to be eaten with abandon. Or even better, made AND eaten at home in ones most comfy jammies. I hate all fish and/or seafood. No, I dont need to try it again, try it cooked a different way, try it from this place or that place. I have wasted many a calorie listening to and following that garbage advice. I dont like it. I get lots of horrified looks and snarky comments when people learn this. I do not understand this. Why do so many people get upset or judgemental at someone elses food preferences or experiences, of all things? I don't pull a nasty face when someone tells me of their love for it. There are lots of things i havent tried, food wise, and I am okay with that. If I am curious about it or if it appeals to me, then I will try it. I am not going to try something just for the experience, or because someone else thinks i should.