15 thoughts on “AND NOW FOR A VIDEO MESSAGE FROM SAL.”

  1. Ruin it? Au contraire…the voice makes it even better! Love the accent – vaguely reminds me of some cousins of mine from Massachusetts, which isn’t Midwest at all, but anyway.

    The way you’re looking at that coconut I think he/she/it should be afraid. Very afraid.

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  2. Hey Christina:

    About that accent…actually, I’m originally from the east. Utica, NY, to be specific.

    And about that coconut…I DO know how to prepare a fresh coconut. And I can assure you that they taste really good. If the Captain were not so useful to me as a prop right now, I would probably be chawing on him while watching the fifth season box set of The Sopranos.

    Sal

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  3. Hmmmmmm….. I’m also originally from the east coast – a Bostonian to be precise – and I don’t think I’ve ever heard of ‘chawing’ unless it was a reference to the deep south and there was banjo music a’playin in the background…. Yee har!

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  4. wow, Sal, I haven’t been to your site in ages, but I think you’ve finally lost it…lol. But anyway, if I’m ever in Madrid, I’ll be sure to stop by for some bbq & pina coladas (or maybe some Sangria…don’t get you started, I know). And WHAT accent? Take care, my friend.

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  5. From the heart, Fran. All of ours. Good to have you back. And you’re right. I put the “nut” in “coconut.”

    Lisa: Hey…and where have *you* been, young lady? Iowa? Now that you’re back, I’ll need to think up another trivia contest. Here’s one. Fill in the Blank: “Kid Creole and the ____.”

    Lisa Marie…I mean, Kath: Oh yeah…you have an east coast accent. About 5,000 miles east of the US Atlantic coast.

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  6. We just came back from Spain, but not close to Madrid. You were lucky that we needed to relax, otherwise you might have had to “chaw” Capt’n Coconut after all. We’ll definitely go back to Spain (Madrid??) and we WILL let you know.

    PS: TBF? I was going to say that, too… That he sounds like you guys, that is… 🙂

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  7. What? I talk like a Candian-born, US-transplanted Finn?!

    C-Swiss: Isn’t Alicante a great coast? I’ve spent much time there during the past years. I look forward to seeing you and Orange-one around here some day. Although I don’t guarantee that the Captain, in his current incarnation, will be around by then. Every time I look at him, he just seems tastier and tastier.

    Sal

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  8. “Every time I look at him, he just seems tastier and tastier.”

    I knew it! Any day now The Amazing Captain Coconut is going to have his little eyes poked out with a screwdriver and we’ll probably get to watch.

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