Well I don't live in NYC, so yes. Just have to be careful about the alge blooms.

NYC is an abbreviation for the City of New York, a small collection of islands, with one piece on the mainland itself, of approximately 468.5 square miles.

NYS is abbreviation for the State of New York, one of the original 13 colonies (or states) that formed the United States. It is approximately 54,556 square miles.

Approximately 2826http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_york#cite_note-area-3 square miles of Long Island adjacent (but distinctly separate) to NYC are surrounded by salt (ocean and sound) and at least in the past had very productive oyster and clam beds.

 

I was interviewing someone and found out that he had a clam for a pet.

First time I ever heard that one.

 

Ever hear of a Hairy Clam?

 

No ,the one I saw was smooth..........was and saw is the same word.

 

No ,the one I saw was smooth..........was and saw is the same word.

Able was I ere I saw Elba.

What does that sentence have to do with this post? (Googling is cheating.)

 

I did not google, thanks anyway.

 

I did not google, thanks anyway.

No, that's not what I mean. The quote that I posted is a direct response to your comment about was and saw. I was asking if anyone sees the connection, but apparently not. So, here's another hint: palindrome.

 

Ive know this one since childhood....
a man a plan a canal panama..........

 

I was talking to the guy that had a clam for a pet in fish tank.

He going to get another clam and try again, will let you know

when he gets another clam and what it cost to have a clam pet.

 

How often do you have to take a pet clam for a walk? Might get one myself.

 

He showed me a picture of his pet jellyfish, different pets for sure.

Any one else with these type of pets or is this a fowl subject.

 

All the talk of eating clams, brings this to mind:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTpUVAcvWfU

 

In the south ,fish heads and rice.