does anyone know what a dutch lobster is?
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Your definition is here...\nhttp://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=dutch+lobster
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Red Lobster or the Olive Garden or Applebees
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If no-one wants to help you, I'll do it. Btw, I live in the Netherlands, so if your answers are wrong then the teacher hates you ;-) .\n\n1. Common Houses: Terraced houses (is that the good translation for a row of houses which are connected to each other?)\n2. Ethnic foods: Vegetables like cauliflower, asparagus, cabbage. We also eat quite a lot of fish (some even raw, which scares a lot of foreigners :-P) like herring, salmon, etc. We eat the vegetables mostly with potatoes and grease.\nWe have some very nice untranslatable sorts of cookies and pastries, like stroopwafel (syrup waffle if you like), duivenkater, bossche bollen, etc.\n3. As our pet we usually have cats and dogs, but if you drive through the country you will see a lot of cows, pigs, horses and sheep.\n4. Trees: The willow, beech, elm, ash tree, etc.\n5. I don't know what you count as a utensil, but that would be clogs/wooden shoes, i guess.\n6. clothes see http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?p=frau+antje&ei=UTF-8&fr=sfp&x=wrt\n\nThis is of course how it was in the past, nowadays we have international influences in our food, animals, plants and we wear different clothes :-D.\n\nI hope I helped you with this! (you're welcome ;-) )
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DutchSpace? hahaha rowr.
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Look it up on Mayo clinc.  Best site.
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a lobster farm is where lobsters are raised for food.
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The Flying Dutchman can refer to:\n\nThe Flying Dutchman - a legendary ghost ship \n\nThe Flying Dutchman (opera) - the English name of an 1843 opera by Richard Wagner called Der fliegende Holländer\n \nFlying Dutchman (dinghy) is a class of sailboat. \n\n"The Flying Dutchman" is used as a nickname for:\n\nAnthony Fokker - Dutch aircraft designer \n\nHonus Wagner - American baseball player \n\nArie Luyendyk - race car driver and Indianapolis 500 champion \n\nTom Okker - Dutch tennis player \n\nUntil 2005 it was the mascot of Hofstra University.
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pretend you're dutch and carve up a pair outta wood
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I think what you are thinking of is not a lobster but a species of crab.\n\nThere have been a number of documentaries about the Christmas Island Red Crab, which are a species of land crab.\n\nThere are 14 species of crab that can be found on Christmas Island but the red crab is far the most common. \n\nI've put some links with more information for you below:-
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There is alot of good information on their website:\n\nhttp://www.adodenhaag.nl/\n\nHowever, it is all in Dutch. I hope you can understand it.
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Maybe you should visit the official netherlands website and see what you can find out there.
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Off the beaten path, but Discovery has a series called The Deadliest Catch about crab fishing in Alaska. Very interesting. You will appeciate that red lobster meal a whole lot more.
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Van Wijk = dutch = Holland or flanders.\nEx : hij woont in de wijk/ He lives in that part of the town. A few blocks away.\n\nI'm flemish and my mothertongue is flemish dutch.
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From the "Free Dictionary"\n\npea jacket\nn.\nA short, warm, double-breasted coat of heavy wool, worn especially by sailors. Also called pea coat.\n[Probably partial translation of Dutch pijjekker : pij, a kind of coarse cloth (from Middle Dutch pe) + jekker, jacket.]
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Are you sure the spelling is correct. Because I tried all combinations.. couldnt get any reference whatsoever.\n\nThe best I could find was "Hindalium" a variety of Aluminium used in India to make utensils used for deep frying and cooking at high temperatures.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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"dutchie" its slang for Marijauana
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Going_Dutch\n\nand a side note a woman in the netherlands or germany is very grateful when you pay for dinner as opposed to in the US where it is common.