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‘Once you can accept the universe as matter expanding into nothing that is something, wearing stripes with plaid comes easy.’ - Albert Einstein

Good morning, Doctor

Stripes with plaid :eek:

Tartan trews, mmmm.

Good morning, Sam. And remember, you can call me 'honey'.
 
The old regimental dress uniform

Thank you, Honey :)

Oh my gosh, equations and uniforms! While I cook breakfast! Just let me put these baked beans in the kettle a minute.


The old ones are the best.

You are welcome, sweet thing!
 
Oh HP, you're back. I was a bit worried. You let your cup of tea in Naked Party go cold.

Picnic!

(coldchickencoldtonguecoldhamcoldbeefpickledgherkinssaladfrenchrollscresssandwichespottedmeatgingerbeerlemonadesodawater—)

What a nice idea.
I'll get the beer, shall I ?

Lowenbrau, Dortmunder, or Bass ?
 
What a nice idea.
I'll get the beer, shall I ?

Lowenbrau, Dortmunder, or Bass ?

Banks's Mild doesn't travel well, does it? How about some Fraoch? Very delicious, Dragon.

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Banks's Mild doesn't travel well, does it? How about some Fraoch? Very delicious, Dragon.


Never tried it, Madam.
But if that's what you'd recommend, I'll get a couple o' bottles.

But forgive me a bottle of Dortmunder . . .
 
Never tried it, Madam.
But if that's what you'd recommend, I'll get a couple o' bottles.

But forgive me a bottle of Dortmunder . . .

Dortmunder sounds delicious, Dragon. Bring a bottle for me and I will bring a Fraoch for you.

Scottish heather ales are very pleasant.

We better leave an association for someone who might come along. Ummm,

pork scratchings!

(The best ones being from we know where!)

:rose:
 
Dortmunder sounds delicious, Dragon. Bring a bottle for me and I will bring a Fraoch for you.

Scottish heather ales are very pleasant.

We better leave an association for someone who might come along. Ummm,

pork scratchings!

(The best ones being from we know where!)

:rose:

Dong Pu Ro (a famous pork dish from Hangzhou, named after a poet)...read the description and the recipe in Nicole Mones' 'The Last Chinese Chef' and you'll drool.
 
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