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March 01, 2023

THE KEITH OF CLAMS

Quahog clam found off Florida coast believed to be 214 years old

(Thanks to John Lobert, who says “as later confirmed by its valid Florida driver’s license.”)

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Probably a tough clam.

Was it all gorked out?

Probably past the Best By date anyhow.

Uh, how exactly did it "make a visit"? It's not like it can get up and walk?

Joan Rivers still holds the record.

Happy as a quahog. Which leads me to the idea that the DBBlog could do some original research and determine what makes a clam 'happy'. And how do you measure happy? Is there a scale of happiness, such as from 1 to 10? "He was the happiest clam we found until we popped it into the chowder pot." Sort of like a turkey who is well fed and happy right up to Thanksgiving Day, and then Pullet Surprise.

I am moved by this article to get back to my writing so someday I may be able to write good, or someday even better. Here's my ideas for some titles:

- Moby Quahog, or The Clam
- The Old Clam and the Sea
- A Clam I Am (children's book)
- Clamalot

Also my friend who is the president of the Canadian Pork Board wants to remind you that a quahog is not a pig or in any way a porcine creature. He says they have a great selection of pork cuts from the Canadian superpigs. Could you use some nice pork chops? Some great breakfast sausage? Have a nice day, eh.

Its name is believed to be Babs Pewterschmidt.

O'er the clam parts...

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