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User andruzca: Answers

Member since Oct 18, 2015.

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For a question posted by ioana on Oct 21, 2015

They are delicious actually! - Chapulines. What you're looking at is a traditional tortilla with guacamole and roasted Chapulines (grasshoppers). You can have these in Mexico, originally from the area of Oaxaca. They're crunchy and highly nutritious actually

For a question posted by andruzca on Oct 25, 2015

I think it's true actually. Not sure of their release date though.

For a question posted by danielle on Oct 25, 2015

Amazing! I think I'll try the hairy one for Halloween.

For a question posted by whatthehell on Oct 25, 2015

Beautiful! Is this real?.

For a question posted by danielle on Nov 6, 2015

The Batman ride in Mexico City. So much fun!.

For a question posted by janee on Nov 6, 2015

Beautiful details. I'm guessing it's somewhere in Eastern Europe.

For a question posted by kur on Nov 6, 2015

These are lychees, a very healthy exotic fruit: http://foodfacts.mercola.com/lychee.html.

For a question posted by kur on Nov 11, 2015

The photo isn't very clear but it looks like, yes.

For a question posted by stephan on Nov 17, 2015

It looks interesting, maybe it helps with avoiding napkins to get stuck together when you draw them out? Still can't figure out who came up with it or how it could work.

For a question posted by whatthehell on Nov 17, 2015

Amazing Dali art work. I can't identify the name of the painting, anyone have it?.

For a question posted by ioana on Nov 19, 2015

I don't know where this one is, but you can also visit the Smithsonian in Washington D.C. http://nmnh.typepad.com/smithsonian_fossils/2013/12/giant-ground-sloths.html.

For a question posted by andruzca on Nov 19, 2015

Amazing, thank you for this! I just showed it to my boyfriend who is a fan of Dragon Ball and he loves it!.

For a question posted by andruzca on Nov 19, 2015

Scary but interesting definitely. It looks like the costume is a polar bear so I guess it's a winter tradition too.

For a question posted by gervais4president on Nov 24, 2015

It looks like expanded rice. Not sure how to achieve the turkey shape though. .

For a question posted by andruzca on Nov 26, 2015

Cool! Don't know how it tastes though, I don't like mint with my coffee .

For a question posted by beachdude on Nov 26, 2015

I really had to know whether this was true or not. . Apparently it is a cave in New Zeeland with glowworms, never seen it and I'm definitely planning it for a trip in the future. Sounds like once in a lifetime experience. http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g616349-d1837457-Reviews-Waitomo_Glowworm_Caves-Waitomo_Caves_Waikato_Region_North_Island.html

For a question posted by gervais4president on Nov 26, 2015

Wow!.

For a question posted by andruzca on Nov 30, 2015

It was a GoPro, but it's not mine, a guy in my group took the shot..

For a question posted by kur on Nov 30, 2015

Beautiful! Just in tone with the weather outside. These must be the Alps, but I have no idea on the name of the peak..

For a question posted by zorro on Nov 30, 2015

Never gets old.

For a question posted by zorro on Nov 30, 2015

Friends - never gets old..

For a question posted by andruzca on Nov 30, 2015

Thanks for confirming, Zorro.

For a question posted by ioana on Nov 30, 2015

The peace lily is a beautiful but sensible plant, that will also clean the air in your room.

For a question posted by ioana on Nov 30, 2015

Oh, you can find some more details here: http://www.gardeningknowhow.com/houseplants/peace-lily/peace-lily-plants.htm.

For a question posted by janee on Dec 2, 2015

Beautiful, it looks as if it's painted..

For a question posted by gervais4president on Dec 2, 2015

Weird for me too, never knew the answer to that!.

For a question posted by janee on Dec 2, 2015

That's a simple fishtail braid. Wow, I love your hair, it looks so healthy!.

For a question posted by kur on Dec 20, 2015

This looks nice. What decorations would you use?. It's a white pine, you can find it in Denmark

For a question posted by ioana on Dec 21, 2015

Cool! Yes, I think you can find it in any store.

For a question posted by zorro on Dec 21, 2015

It's called the Bear Dance or simply the Bear. This is a Romanian tradition, apparently actually started by gypsies: http://www.dianazeynebalhindawi.com/bear-dance-romania/