Turbo Tax commercial
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WheezyCarl
Active Member
Welp, my first guess is that those are not Maryland Blue crabs?
Ding-ding-ding! Dungeness crabs are found in the Pacific ocean, from Alaska to California. You're not going to be fishing for them in Maryland or Virginia.
Dungeness crabs have been invading the Atlantic for a while with the first reported catch in Massachusetts back in 2006. Who knows maybe there are enough now for commercial harvest. Though more than likely it was one of them highly-educated types out in Hollywood that doesn't know any better.
glhs837
Power with Control
Or more likely, that same footage is used all over. "If I catch crab in both Florida and Louisiana/Texas/Connecticut/Rhode Island/Mass/Maine/Washington/Oregon"
Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
...it means you get around alot with loose women.
glhs837
Power with Control
You spelled "enthusiastic" wrong.
And I pay for that out of my pre-tax HSA, thank you very much......
Dakota
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Anyone spot something a wee bit off?
I wish we could pull those up out of our Maryland waters. Great catch... I had to watch twice because I thought they pulled up turtles.
And yes, crabbing at PLO, I have pulled up tons of turtles.
PeoplesElbow
Well-Known Member
Well I'd say the mountians in the background.
In South TX we see the "Maryland/Virginia" version.
My guess was going to be the clown looks like a child predator.
glhs837
Power with Control
Not that I'm aware of. It's just the commercial doing its thing.
Seems to be one place down that way claiming to have blue crabs (Ce Viche Ce Viche) and a couple in Port Isabel too.
But Blue Crabs aren't a thing here, or crabs in general - like, there's nowhere to go pick steamed crabs. Tons of fish and shrimp, oysters at many places, and that's about it. I'm unaware they offer crab at Ceviche Ceviche - I've only seen shrimp and fish, which doesn't mean they don't have it, just that I haven't seen it.
They might have them at the fish markets, I haven't really looked.
They would probably boil them anyway. Seems once you get in to the Carolinas steaming isn't very popular. Maybe if you find some live ones you can teach folk how it's done.
I'm ashamed to admit this but Dirty Al's down here has boiled shrimp and they're really good. Most places berl the taste out of them, but DA does it right so they're not mushy and gross. No Old Bay, of course, but he has a proprietary seasoning blend that's tasty stuff.
