A Poet Walks Into a Bar . . .

Ha ha ha, hide ya biscuit butters!

I had a friend with a lot of siblings, to officially claim a treat they'd lick it so no one else would touch it.

Oh Harry!
 
Ha ha ha, hide ya biscuit butters!

I had a friend with a lot of siblings, to officially claim a treat they'd lick it so no one else would touch it.

Oh Harry!

i still don't quite get the whole picture, but then maybe it's a different kind of biscuit? :confused:

ewww!

i need to go find that something H wrote 'Harry butters her biscuit' :eek:
 
i still don't quite get the whole picture, but then maybe it's a different kind of biscuit? :confused:

ewww!

i need to go find that something H wrote 'Harry butters her biscuit' :eek:

Really? don't remember that, but sounds like fun :D I wont post what I found in the urban dictionary :eek: no imagination
 
Really? don't remember that, but sounds like fun :D I wont post what I found in the urban dictionary :eek: no imagination

i remember those words but can't find it.. may it was just something you said in a post someplace. i remember not being sure what it meant! :eek::D
 
quality twat

:D

goodnight x don't forget to turn off all the lights once everyone's gone :cattail:

Hey, was chippers vanity line and I found out later it was no brag :D
I'm headed to bed too, or maybe curl up in front of the fireplace :cattail:
 
Y'all keep me chuckling in here.
I think only Callahan's Crosstime Saloon was a better imaginary bar, though the lounge at Lady Sally's sounded like a damn fine place to hang out as well.
 
Hey, was chippers vanity line and I found out later it was no brag :D
I'm headed to bed too, or maybe curl up in front of the fireplace :cattail:
lolol- over in britland, 'twat' kinda is used as a friendly way of calling someone an idiot, so my user title was self-deprecating at the same time as knowing its other meaning :D i wasn't boasting, just taking the micky :D
Y'all keep me chuckling in here.
I think only Callahan's Crosstime Saloon was a better imaginary bar, though the lounge at Lady Sally's sounded like a damn fine place to hang out as well.
i don't know those bars. ours is a cool place though, no? and the patrons... :D
I prefer curry sauce on my chips :)
omg yes! chinese curry sauce especially

Is there really such a thing? I've honestly never seen a curry sauce that wasn't home made. (And Ive never smelled one I'd be willing to taste.)
yes! from the chippy, the chinese takeaway, or simply in jars in the shops. nom. better than mayo when winter comes around. :cool:
 
lolol- over in britland, 'twat' kinda is used as a friendly way of calling someone an idiot, so my user title was self-deprecating at the same time as knowing its other meaning :D i wasn't boasting, just taking the micky :D

i don't know those bars. ours is a cool place though, no? and the patrons... :D

omg yes! chinese curry sauce especially


yes! from the chippy, the chinese takeaway, or simply in jars in the shops. nom. better than mayo when winter comes around. :cool:

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I'm almost out of Coleman's :( now I find out about curry sauce? all this before coffee? apple pie n cold milk for breakfast, life aint so bad. absolutely still outside like a 3d photograph
 
i don't know those bars. ours is a cool place though, no? and the patrons... :D

One of my favorite imaginary places sprung from the mind of Spider Robinson. Who, as far as I'm concerned, is a master at humorous, social/human nature commentary, wrapped up in a sci-fi-ish package, hitting the trifecta.
In all the times I've pared down my library I've never even considered giving away any of his books.

And he's the only fiction writer to ever make me want to step into his pages.

And yes, this is a cool place. The characters here are quite entertaining.
 
it's fab smeared on bacon or cheese in a sandwich :cool:

only had it on my hot dogs here Ma'am tried it a couple of times, now the French's is on her side of the table and Coleman's on my side the look in her eyes as I lick the knife clean is priceless :rolleyes:
 
only had it on my hot dogs here Ma'am tried it a couple of times, now the French's is on her side of the table and Coleman's on my side the look in her eyes as I lick the knife clean is priceless :rolleyes:

i can imagine :D and not just about the mustard! my mum would have told me off for licking the knife, lol. i do it now but she can't see :cool: i wouldn't eating out, though. i can do manners uh huh :D
 
i can imagine :D and not just about the mustard! my mum would have told me off for licking the knife, lol. i do it now but she can't see :cool: i wouldn't eating out, though. i can do manners uh huh :D

yeah but if I didn't it would be wasted :eek: got to enjoy every drop, haven't figured out how to get the very last out yet. :eek:
 
yeah but if I didn't it would be wasted :eek: got to enjoy every drop, haven't figured out how to get the very last out yet. :eek:
the jars are designed specifically to make that an issue as it sells more units :D
i tend to use the last to add a little extra lift for a sauce or a stew, so put some hot water in it, put the lid back on and give it a shake then add it to whatever i'm cooking.
 
Coleman's mustard is made in the County I originate from (Norfolk) the fields used to be ablaze with yellow mustard flowers when I was a child. Not so hard on the eyes as the fields you now see of Rape seed.
 
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