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Pitstop
@pitstop (15692)
India
Joined myLot 20 years ago
Drifting through the wwworld with purpose
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Pitstop's Mentions
Was that Human Sauce? Nah...
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
16 Oct
I was having a buffet dinner at a restaurant a couple of weeks ago and this dish caught my attention - not so much for the way it looked, but for the label. I misread it as "Human Sauce" for a few seconds. I had to look twice to...
6 responses
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5 people
rakski
@pitstop
23 Oct
A modern twist to eating on banana leaves
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
•
India
9 Oct
It's traditional to use banana leaves to serve food. It used to be common historically, but now it's limited to serving food at some weddings etc. Traditionally, the whole banana leaf is placed on the table or floor and food is...
9 responses
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8 people
Thelma
@pitstop there is no fight in it. Here is an excerpt from google that I got for you. “The "Fight": Despite the name, there is no actual fighting; the term humorously refers to the energetic, informal rush of grabbing your favorite portions from the central...
23 Oct
A modern twist to eating on banana leaves
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
9 Oct
It's traditional to use banana leaves to serve food. It used to be common historically, but now it's limited to serving food at some weddings etc. Traditionally, the whole banana leaf is placed on the table or floor and food is...
9 responses
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8 people
Thelma
@pitstop Boodle fight photo is in the comment of @pitsipeahie. Different kinds of food placed on top of banana leaves and people gather around and eat with their hands, of course, washed and cleaned hands.
19 Oct
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2 people
Turtles hitchhiking on a crocodile
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
11 Oct
Reptiles and wild animals have some weird relationships and interactions! I saw this in the reptile park we visited last weekend. I noticed that a lot of the areas had turtles and crocodiles together and no-one was fighting! This...
12 responses
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10 people
Valentina
@pitstop maybe not on a crcodile but near a crocodile, i think so.
14 Oct
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1 person
Turtles hitchhiking on a crocodile
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
11 Oct
Reptiles and wild animals have some weird relationships and interactions! I saw this in the reptile park we visited last weekend. I noticed that a lot of the areas had turtles and crocodiles together and no-one was fighting! This...
12 responses
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10 people
rakski
@pitstop
12 Oct
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1 person
A modern twist to eating on banana leaves
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
•
India
9 Oct
It's traditional to use banana leaves to serve food. It used to be common historically, but now it's limited to serving food at some weddings etc. Traditionally, the whole banana leaf is placed on the table or floor and food is...
9 responses
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8 people
Traceyjayne
@pitstop I don’t even know where I would find a banana leaf !
11 Oct
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2 people
Turtles hitchhiking on a crocodile
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
11 Oct
Reptiles and wild animals have some weird relationships and interactions! I saw this in the reptile park we visited last weekend. I noticed that a lot of the areas had turtles and crocodiles together and no-one was fighting! This...
12 responses
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10 people
rebelann1949
I don't know much about crocks but I do know that turtles are opportunists so maybe if a crock is not moving they use it as if it were a tree limb @pitstop
11 Oct
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1 person
A modern twist to eating on banana leaves
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
9 Oct
It's traditional to use banana leaves to serve food. It used to be common historically, but now it's limited to serving food at some weddings etc. Traditionally, the whole banana leaf is placed on the table or floor and food is...
9 responses
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8 people
rebelann1949
It was necessary so I never thought of it as enjoyable @pitstop
11 Oct
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2 people
A smiling burger
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
8 Oct
We hustled up some burgers at home for dinner last night - fried some chicken patties and got some buns. Not too bad at all. My daughter decided to spruce hers up with some ketchup art and made a smiley face on it. While it...
10 responses
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9 people
Jim Bauer
@pitstop No. It doesn't. lol
11 Oct
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1 person
A smiling burger
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
8 Oct
We hustled up some burgers at home for dinner last night - fried some chicken patties and got some buns. Not too bad at all. My daughter decided to spruce hers up with some ketchup art and made a smiley face on it. While it...
10 responses
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9 people
Jim Bauer
@pitstop Yes. I know. But it irks me every time nonetheless. Especially considering burgers were invented in the United States. A burger is usually classified as a ground meat patty—granted that CAN be ground chicken. But the word burger is generally...
11 Oct
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1 person
A smiling burger
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
•
India
8 Oct
We hustled up some burgers at home for dinner last night - fried some chicken patties and got some buns. Not too bad at all. My daughter decided to spruce hers up with some ketchup art and made a smiley face on it. While it...
10 responses
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9 people
Thelma
@pitstop I added cream cheese, lettuce, tomato slices and ham.
10 Oct
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1 person
A modern twist to eating on banana leaves
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
9 Oct
It's traditional to use banana leaves to serve food. It used to be common historically, but now it's limited to serving food at some weddings etc. Traditionally, the whole banana leaf is placed on the table or floor and food is...
9 responses
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8 people
May2k8
@pitstop irregular but often used almost every day
10 Oct
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2 people
A modern twist to eating on banana leaves
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
9 Oct
It's traditional to use banana leaves to serve food. It used to be common historically, but now it's limited to serving food at some weddings etc. Traditionally, the whole banana leaf is placed on the table or floor and food is...
9 responses
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8 people
B
@pitstop It is and usually in boodle fights people eat with their hands, no spoon and fork.
10 Oct
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3 people
A smiling burger
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
8 Oct
We hustled up some burgers at home for dinner last night - fried some chicken patties and got some buns. Not too bad at all. My daughter decided to spruce hers up with some ketchup art and made a smiley face on it. While it...
10 responses
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9 people
Judy Evans
@pitstop
9 Oct
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1 person
A smiling burger
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
8 Oct
We hustled up some burgers at home for dinner last night - fried some chicken patties and got some buns. Not too bad at all. My daughter decided to spruce hers up with some ketchup art and made a smiley face on it. While it...
10 responses
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9 people
rakski
@pitstop I hope so too
9 Oct
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1 person
A smiling burger
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
8 Oct
We hustled up some burgers at home for dinner last night - fried some chicken patties and got some buns. Not too bad at all. My daughter decided to spruce hers up with some ketchup art and made a smiley face on it. While it...
10 responses
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9 people
Judy Evans
@pitstop That's for sure! Here's our son after eating Vegemite.
8 Oct
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1 person
A smiling burger
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
8 Oct
We hustled up some burgers at home for dinner last night - fried some chicken patties and got some buns. Not too bad at all. My daughter decided to spruce hers up with some ketchup art and made a smiley face on it. While it...
10 responses
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9 people
rebelann1949
True for adults @pitstop but kids see it differently
8 Oct
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1 person
This is how crazy the road is on the way to work!
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
23 Sep
I bet you can't figure out which is the right way and where the pedestrian crossing or footpath is. I can't figure out either, but I have to drive through this road on the way to work every day! It's unruly and there's often...
12 responses
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10 people
Valentina
@pitstop agree
8 Oct
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1 person
Weekend at the beach
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
5 Oct
One of the things we miss about the move is that we are now inland and the closest coastline for beaches is about 3 hours away. We drove 3 hours to get to a beach stay and spent hours on the beach this weekend. While the beach...
13 responses
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11 people
The Fly One
@pitstop It is since the minimum time by road is about 7 hours
8 Oct
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1 person
A part of my drive to work is quite relaxing
Pitstop
@pitstop
(15692)
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India
2 Oct
I'd posted about the chaotic traffic and pedestrians on my way to work a few days ago. Thankfully, not all of the drive is that crazy! The initial part of the drive, till I reach the main road is pretty lush and quite scenic....
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10 people
The Fly One
@pitstop Thats an amazing drive. I also take about the same time to get to work if there is no traffic
8 Oct
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1 person