That's just good messy fun, Galu.
Not deeply disturbing like the plain white package in the freezer section of the local market marked "cut-up Rabbi".
So I says to the wife "I..........don't think I want to shop here anymore...."
Not deeply disturbing like the plain white package in the freezer section of the local market marked "cut-up Rabbi".
So I says to the wife "I..........don't think I want to shop here anymore...."
For the rabbi, it's not so good..
And I know a rabbi, Bob Alper, who does stand up.
And therefore...
And I know a rabbi, Bob Alper, who does stand up.
And therefore...
Best in the slow cooker. I've noticed rabbi is kinda tough. Carrots, celery, potatoes and a little cabbage is my fave.
Onions, garlic, the celery, peppercorns, caraway or dill seed first;
the carrots and potatoes next, the cabbage last.
A sour apple can do something special in there, or young white(wine).
the carrots and potatoes next, the cabbage last.
A sour apple can do something special in there, or young white(wine).
...and some beef rump-roast. I've just got it started slow-cooking in our oven as I write this. I'm looking forward to dinner tonight!
-Gnobuddy
Never is- toes/not cloven hooves, not cud-chewing(though known to ruminate at length over a difficult concept..)
Thanks for that!
I also enjoyed the 'Margate' video.
Now I know why the beach town south of Atlantic City is named Margate.
Is there also a beach town called Ventnor over there?
I also enjoyed the 'Margate' video.
Now I know why the beach town south of Atlantic City is named Margate.
Is there also a beach town called Ventnor over there?
I partly recall an old song about eels-
"What did you have for lunch, Henry my son?"
"Eels, dear mother"
"What colour was them eels, Henry my son?"
"Green and yeller, dear mother, green and yeller"
"What colour flowers do you want, Henry my son?"
"Green and yeller"
"What did you have for lunch, Henry my son?"
"Eels, dear mother"
"What colour was them eels, Henry my son?"
"Green and yeller, dear mother, green and yeller"
"What colour flowers do you want, Henry my son?"
"Green and yeller"
Unless the fart came from a bare bottom, it should be safe from viral hazard, as the clothing filters adequately. I looked it up recently...
Henry My Son - English Children's Songs - Mama Lisa's World
Other versions have "worms".
Which makes more sense than eels in the woods.