To all the English and anybody else who wants to celebrate St. Georges day, I raise my glass to you - cheers!
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To all the English and anybody else who wants to celebrate St. Georges day, I raise my glass to you - cheers!
cool. George can help celebrate my A. 
Hmmmmmmmmm ... roll on November 30th
Thanks, Xena, and Happy St. George's Day to you, also!
Congrats on your A, stanne!
surfjunky, what's on November 30th?
- dizzy
Congrats on your A, stanne!
surfjunky, what's on November 30th?
- dizzy
| QUOTE (dizzygal69 @ Apr 24 2004, 08:42 AM) |
| Thanks, Xena, and Happy St. George's Day to you, also! Congrats on your A, stanne! surfjunky, what's on November 30th? - dizzy |
It's a MUCH more important date in the calendar ....... a REAL Saint's Day ... St. Andrew
None of this ficticious stuff about dragons ....... he slew the "Hagii"
| QUOTE (surfjunky @ Apr 23 2004, 06:47 PM) | ||
It's a MUCH more important date in the calendar ....... a REAL Saint's Day ... St. Andrew None of this ficticious stuff about dragons ....... he slew the "Hagii" |
Hmmm "Hagii". Do they have anything to do with that nasty stuff haggus? Eeeeewwwwwww.
dizzy
Ah yes, slaying a sheep's stomach - far braver than a dragon 
And I shall have a wee dram on that day to mark the occasion (not that I need much of a reason ).
And I shall have a wee dram on that day to mark the occasion (not that I need much of a reason
).
| QUOTE (BaroqueXena @ Apr 23 2004, 07:00 PM) |
| Ah yes, slaying a sheep's stomach - far braver than a dragon And I shall have a wee dram on that day to mark the occasion (not that I need much of a reason ). |
lmbo Tooooo funny!
- dizzy (marking her calendar for Nov 30th)
| QUOTE (dizzygal69 @ Apr 24 2004, 08:54 AM) | ||||
Hmmm "Hagii". Do they have anything to do with that nasty stuff haggus? Eeeeewwwwwww. dizzy |
Actually - they are the cutest little creatures. But .. they do suffer heavily from predetation.
You see ... they suffer from a genetic hereditary drawback .... their left legs (they are 4 footed) are shorter than their right legs .... sooooooooooooooooo .....
... on the mountains in Scotland, which are their natural habitat, they can only run anti-clockwise round the peaks. Not up, not down, not the other way.
This makes them easy game for predators, who lie in wait for them running towards them.
Additionally, they have a great fondness for salt ... so laying a "salt-trail" trap is a guaranteed way to ensure "haggis for supper"
Xena, what lovely excuse for a beer! Thanks and Happy St George Day to you!
Surfjunky, hagis scares me. Eeeek!
Surfjunky, hagis scares me. Eeeek!
| QUOTE (kittawna @ Apr 24 2004, 09:45 AM) |
| Xena, what lovely excuse for a beer! Thanks and Happy St George Day to you! Surfjunky, hagis scares me. Eeeek! |
They're yummy ... my second favourite delicacy
That really scares me. I don't even think I can stomache (pun alert) thinking about it!
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