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I am nearly choking on my damn ice tea you two are killing it. FYI alltatup I had the best cod fish fry last weekend camping at our coast with some friends. I think she use tempura batter with beerI did the cabbage slaw & onion rings with her tempura beer batter. LOL vernacular warping
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alltatup I must just say one final thing....that was a damn fine looking breakfast, take 3 sausages off and add another fried egg and more bacon plus switch the toast for fried bread and add a glass of orange juice(Need those vitamins) with the coffee and that would be just about Heaven sent perfection...you can`t beat a good fry up. Sets you up for the day. True. Set up and good to go.
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Pagan: like your pictures, you are projecting. It is you, not I, who has a terrible problem with language. I think that perahps you suffer from a mildy severe form of dyslexia, because you keep getting things backwards. So please sit down and I'll explain.
This is a piece of cod. This is what you mean to say.
As for meat and two vegetables, you will have to protect your own plate. This looks like typical British food to me, with the veggies in the middle. Surely you did not mean to suggest that bollocks are vegetables, which is just absurd.
Regarding this word "bollocks" you keep using, and all this talk of protection, daggers, sinisterly attacks, etc. If I understand you correctly, I think you are actually referring to the bullet bra, which was first worn during Medieval times:
Let your trussed up lad near her, and she'd pierce his armor (no u, thank you) in a heartbeat. The armor's protrusion doesn't stand a chance against these fierce doggies.
All of the above information can be synthesized if we simply use the crab bra:
We have shellfish, so no need for cod. Or the British food. We have fierce claws, so no need for dagger or armor.
Finally, Pagan, you speak of something giving you paws (or perhaps claws). Here:
I give you paws. Now all of this linguistic confusion must stop. If the Queen were reading your garbled pidgen English rantings, she'd have you taken to the Tower. So just never mind the bollocks.
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alltatup I really do despair over the lack of education in your neck of the woods concerning medieval plate armour accoutrements. I mean, if you`re fighting lads armed with something called sinisterly, Bollock Daggers you`d want your meat and two veg to be somewhat protected. Granted these daggers had two bollock shapes incorporated into the handle but it`s the name that does give one pause for thought. Now, I will add some pics to show the appearance and function of a codpiece...it is in no way meant to be sexually intimidating or inappropriate but is added only to show historical edification. No fish were harmed or inconvenienced in the making of this article3 Photos
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PaganRich MeestaFeesha I'm no castrator, gents!!! Now Pagan is trying to disarm me with compliments so that I'll give in to his arguments in support of those barbaric and brazenly broken British spelling rules. And although I respect Pagan and feel deep affection for him, one has to stand one's ground because he is cunning and persistent in his efforts to impose pure anarchy on the new and improved American way of spelling.
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MeestaFeesha alltatup These discussions happen more often than you would believe....she is a very articulate, intelligent, stubborn and tenacious woman and you venture forth into a debate with some caution and trepidation. She can verbally castrate you without breaking into a sweat. That`s why I prefer to wear a fur lined chainmail codpiece during these exchanges...comfort and security whilst being fashionably attired
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Sacre bleu! ¡¿Hay alguien aqui quien tambien le gusta ser un 'grammar' y 'spelling' Natzi?! I thought I was the only one! (I'm waiting for someone to spell "patience" wrong again). I happen to just read Pagan's text with a proper accent due to the spelling.
I honestly enjoyed reading that back and forth!Last edited by MeestaFeesha; 08-24-2019, 10:16 AM.
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I will never surrender to evil intentions, Pagan, and the use of too many u's is simply evil. Plus it misleads people into thinking that the royal family really has blue blooud. It's simply no good, and I shan't coddle you or be polite and allow you to carry on this foully.
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alltatup I suppose imitation, even if incorrect is the most potent form of flattery but you must appreciate that if all the 328 million Americans out there went along with this kind of attitude then where does it end: no more I before E except after C? There would be chaos. Standards would fall and we would be no better off than some abbreviated Google algorithm. It would be anarchy-anarchy, I say-and I do not bandy that word loosely, nay. So, I beseech you my humble American cousin, pick up that English dictionary and wave it proudly above your head in Times Square and shout to your fellows, `If it was good enough for Jane Austen then it is good enough for me too. So sayth I`. Then run before the Law turns up
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Pagan, you write like a politician, but I will not be dazzled by all your star dust and allow you to change the subject. Here is a simple list for you to remember how to spell words CORRECTLY:
color
theater
estrogen
apologize
lime (not limey: it's not an adjective!)
ass not arse
biscuit not bikkie
trunk not boot
sweater not jumper
see ya later not ta ta
Of course, anything that Jane Austen writes is absolutely correct. But she's the only British author (not authour) who is 100% correct about English usage.
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