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doradora
edited November 2016 in Writing
Ehat

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  • Phots MollPhots Moll
    No, I don't think so. Not unless the wind in in the East.
  • CarolCarol
    edited November 2016
    And you've got a parachute with you.
  • LizLiz
    Wind? It's got nothing to do with wind! They proved that in 1978. I'm surprised you din't know that, PM, what with your experience.
  • LizyLizy
    Wind goes with cabbage and baked beans, not parachutes.
  • Phots MollPhots Moll
    Ah, but the '83 current study cast serious doubt on the '78 findings, Liz. And Rogers was found to have falsified records he'd submitted to D.C.T.E.E and other organisations.
  • snailmalesnailmale
    Has anyone an opinion, or better still, firm information, on the fluctuation of shallot prices in Lithuania?
  • Tiny NellTiny Nell
    It's all to do with how many banjo players have secreted HobNobs in the privets.
  • LizLiz
    Privets! Hobnobs! I heard it was laurel and chocolate digestives...

    Rogers? But he was a catholic priest as well as the foremost expert! He donated his fee to found a local home for cats burned by offertory candles!
  • snailmalesnailmale
    Is that Roger the lodger the sod?

    Or someone entirely different?
  • ClaudiaClaudia
    The shallot price fluctuation can be linked to the garlic harvest. Lukas Astrauskas would know more about it than Roger.
  • snailmalesnailmale
    Pataks are thought to have invested heavily in Garlic futures to facilitate Garlic Pickle production, going forward, (as they say), potentially creating garlic famine.

    Roger won't like that
  • LizLiz
    edited November 2016
    The further north you go in Italy the less sing-song and musical the accent. They say that was caused by the garlic famine. Right in the north they practically speak German, that's how bad it was there.
  • Mrs BearMrs Bear
    Well, you only have to look at Yorkshire: the lack of garlic, and the trend for rhubarb in its stead, has had a profound effect on people from all Ridings.
  • LizLiz
    The wind issue...
  • Mrs BearMrs Bear
    The North wind issue...
  • snailmalesnailmale
    edited November 2016
    The Windrush issue...
  • LizLiz
    Dora comes from up north. Just saying. Quite north, anyway. Much norther than here.
  • doradora
    Ha ha ha

    Is you roight abate thaaaa?
  • LizLiz
    Well. You know, it's practically Scotland. Compared to here.
  • doradora
    Oh. You mean where I am now

    Not where I first felt the sod of this earth
  • PaigeElizabethTurnerPaigeElizabethTurner
    Why are there some threads on this forum that I just do not understand?

    Do I have to qualify by four-plus years membership like some of you?

    I think to save myself, I am NEVER going north!! ^#(^
  • doradora
    Never say never

    You wd miss out on a lot if u never went north

    I have been to all four corners of the Uk but still have much to discover I alm sure
  • CarolCarol
    Why are there some threads on this forum that I just do not understand?
    Save yourself while you can...

    >-)
  • Mrs BearMrs Bear
    Why are there some threads on this forum that I just do not understand?

    Do I have to qualify by four-plus years membership like some of you?

    I think to save myself, I am NEVER going north!! ^#(^
    I were born up there in the land of the satanic mills. Well, Preston, any road. Never touched a clove of garlic in me life till I came south.

    (You have to cast off the anchors, PET - let yourself go with the wind!)

  • Tiny NellTiny Nell
    dora lets go with the wind.
  • datco2014datco2014
    To, too, two

    there, their, they're & thare (bible)

    The English language is very confusing.
  • Tiny NellTiny Nell
    Confusing, bemusing, and often amusing.
  • Mrs BearMrs Bear
    Do, do, do, dah,dah, dah - Sting said that. He's a northerner, tha' knows.
  • doradora
    I have just let one go t'is true TN
  • Mrs BearMrs Bear
    How else will it learn to stand on its own two feet?
  • LizLiz
    The wind moves in mysterious ways. Not sure it's tethered by feet.
  • snailmalesnailmale
    What's not to understand, PET ?

    The answer is blowing in the wind.

    If you are still confused, ask Roger
  • ClaudiaClaudia
    But Roger doesn't know about the garlic - do keep up.
  • LizLiz
    He does know about the wind though- surely he can smell it in the wind?
  • snailmalesnailmale
    Roger doesn't actually like garlic, or so I'm told, so that is completely irrelevant, Claudia. Please don't create difficulties that do not exist.
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