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a nice cuppa, a sit down and a chat
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 00:54
by James Blast
Hi how have you been?
Do have some apple crumble or a scone, no it's okay to smoke in here in fact it's encouraged
I had a grand day out yesterday but I've had extreme lethargy today, "perhaps it's just my age but I wouldn't like to say" it might be treason or just a story, anyway how the hell are you!?
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 01:09
by Izzy HaveMercy
I'm quite fabulous dear, but would you be offended when I even venture to dare offer to say 'this place is death with walls'?
Lovely!
IZ.
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 01:32
by James Blast
nope, that's fine petal try the apple crumble it's boss
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 01:37
by 7anthea7
Goodness - up late, are we?
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 01:39
by James Blast
try the tart, I'm sure it's up yer strasse dearest
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 01:40
by 7anthea7
Hmmm...well, if you insist!
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 04:14
by Nadia81
Did someone say scones?(proper scones ,mind .not those rubbishy things with walnuts and cranberries)
I'll be "Mother",if you like.
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 04:28
by Garbageman
Very well indeed as I have a day off tomorrow and am consuming a nice amount of Guiness!!!
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 10:00
by abridged
lapsang and scones, not scoanes mind (he said phonetically) but scones...with butter and jam
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 11:15
by silentNate
Scones come with clotted cream not butter, sometimes I do despair of the riff-raff on this site
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 12:57
by abridged
Clotted cream huh? Obviously an enemy of the revolution! Blindfolds and last cigarettes for the non dandelion and burdock drinkers of the world. Except the pretty ones of course!
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 13:03
by silentNate
Dandelion & Burdock
is posh round here
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 13:08
by abridged
Don't know if it's just a Derry thing, but they call Dandelions pee the beds (he said politely) around here. Not exactly sure what a Burdock is. Proving me common credentials!
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 13:11
by silentNate
Its only available in those posh Victorian bottles costing £2 round these parts
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 13:17
by abridged
Tesco's do it, with a Diet version for some reason
for 47p! Though of course not the best i suspect. For pure decadence pink lemonade is pretty fine also... which sadly is also £2 a bottle around here.
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 14:26
by silentNate
I've tried the Tesco version -it's foul, even the non-diet has that awful Aspartame aftertaste
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 14:34
by Big Si
abridged wrote:Tesco's do it, with a Diet version for some reason
for 47p! Though of course not the best i suspect. For pure decadence pink lemonade is pretty fine also... which sadly is also £2 a bottle around here.
4 Litres for 90p, special offer - Somerfield's own (Saltburn)
£1.25 a bottle for 275ml of the Fentiman's (in Whitby)
@Blaast Teacakes I do unnerstand, but why nae Caramel Wafers?
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 17:10
by Garbageman
Wish I could get Dandelion and Burdock over here....memories of childhood and all that.
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 19:23
by James Blast
Caramel Wafers are for plebs, Teacakes be the food of the gods.
you of all people should ken that
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 20:57
by Big Si
James Blast wrote:Caramel Wafers are for plebs, Teacakes be the food of the gods.
you of all people should ken that
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 21:21
by 7anthea7
Going all Frenchified on you - baking hazelnut and fig tarts today.
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 21:24
by 7anthea7
abridged wrote:For pure decadence pink lemonade is pretty fine also...
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 21:25
by James Blast
I'll pass on the fig tarts dear, my bowels need no encouragement. Lentil nibble? Henna dip?
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 22:26
by LouLou
oh no, i couldn't really - way too exotic for common people like meself you see...
i'll stick with the good old chocolate digestives if it's all the same to you peeps of discriminating taste.
Posted: 07 Jun 2009, 22:35
by James Blast
try an hot Peperami wi yer chocolate digestifs, go on you'll love it
I do