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Maeve Russet Hawthorne 24 December 2003 02:05 Re: feckin potato rompers clogging amid the stoneyards read Paul Thoreaux (sp) Paddling the South Pacific.. he makes a lot of
fun of nuzillin and many other izland cultures.. you'll laugh out loud.. Vile Jelly 24 December 2003 09:35
Coffee? Can't stand the taste.
You are talking to the man who used to nibble the chocolate coating off his
Revels just to make sure he didn't inadvertently consume a coffee-flavoured
one!
Well, give my regards to the colonies and don't forget to tune into the
Queen's Speech on Crimbo Day to keep the British Empire alive and kicking.
Maeve Russet Hawthorne 24 December 2003 02:10 i dont know.. but there is another letter from the spaniard up the list..
will ask.. he was wearing those huggable panties and looked very unsexy.. knobby
knees with the wrinkly tops.. all sinew and determination.. there was,
however a redeeming beauty that season... a young swiss fellow with a beautiful
smile and a penchant for Dire Straits.... Vile Jelly 24 December 2003 09:34
But there are no trees (oak or otherwise in St. Ives).
While put walking I did get (understandably) mistaken for an orc, though, and
stood on by an ent. Does that count?
Merry Saturnalia and a Happy New Solstice!
Maeve Russet Hawthorne 28 December 2003 23:26 mr. Kelly.. are you at all Irish? how come all this teatalk and Britishness..no worries about me and tea darling... I love tea and it has to be HOT...and made the way me olde mum made it... first warm the pot.. dump out the water.. put in TWO tea bags and pour boiling hot water on.... and not too much two cups and a bit more steep 5, count them, 5 minutes.. milk in first.. pour tea.. into a CUP not a mug and relax with a few Burtons? digestive cookies.. oh you are allowed to dip... if those cookies weren't made with beef tallow I'd 'ave 'em, so nowadays I have safflowered gingersnaps instead... when I get off this chilly computor.. ( now I'm in an abandoned bar in the Downtown Hotel) and is a mite chilly. temp being 35 below today.. I am walking home to my fab roast beef with spuds and carrpots and many many cloves of garlic.. put a bit of ginger on top....turned on low.. just right for when I get back... regards given to the colonies.. M ps. cheers for 2004 Vile Jelly 29 December 2003 08:44
Me? A bog-trotter? I've never been so insulted in all my life. Call me a drug
dealer, call me a child molester but don't call me I***h!
And what do you mean 'give my regards to the colonies'? It is you, my
maple-leafed marsupial Maeve, who occupies the furthest reaches of the British
Empire, whereas I reside in Good Old Blighty! I can just see you as the
Colonial Governor, with one of those hats with a chicken on, going out to
shoot a few natives before tiffin and then bagging a few endangered species
before settling down for a vat of G&T's in the evening.
Remember, having an empire is good for you and, therefore, good for everyone
else. The Americans were so impressed by ours they've dedicated all their
efforts in the 20th and 21st centuries to getting one of their own.
PS. Beef sounds good, not so sure about THAT much garlic. Are you
expecting vampires?
Maeve Russet Hawthorne 02 January 2004 20:51 dear one... you asked ME to give YOUR regards to the colonies.. as I
recall!... and so I did.. I have a 30's silver plate tray.. and in
the Malcolm Lowrie movie adaptation of "Under the Volcano".. they used
a tray just like mine to serve the G& T's... so I am keeping the tray in
case needed.. I like tonic water on account of the quinine.. no gin thanks Vile Jelly 03 January 2004 09:22
Touché (Turtle)! I must have misread it the first time as it all makes sense
now. It must have been an excess of christmas spirits that caused me to read
the worms the wrong way round.
PS. Why did you send me this e-mail in triplicate? Is it your revenge for the
colonies regarding incident?
Maeve Russet Hawthorne 06 January 2004 23:41 i have no idea why 3, was in that weird stale smoke bar in the cold... mybe I shivered on the key... hows the north sea? the full moon around here has two dancing suns about 4 million miles on each side ( thats a guess) about the mileage...and the sky is hazy with stars at 40 below... Vile Jelly 07 January 2004 10:49
Sure it isn't the DTs?
The North Sea? We are about as far from the North Sea as you can get and still
be in Britain. We are in the Atlantic where the weather is warm, wet and
windy. Benefit of being an island instead of a continental land mass, y'see.
It doesn't drop below zero that often here and hardly snows ever. Still, if
you will on doing Nanook of the North impressions in the Great Ice Cube what
can you expect.
Snuggle down in your igloo with the North Polar Bear and think summer's only 6
months away!
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