Brunette beer just doesn't sound right

with all the hoo har over the last few days it reminded me of this

Heehee

Brains Black beer in Cardiff!

Cheesy nibbles, indeed. "Disappears in a cheese huff"

Anyway you should be getting ready for 8pm. 'Do you know the way to tan Jose?'

On break in physics lab, won't get home until midnight UK time, wondering if I'll be sorry to miss it.

I'm sitting comfortably (for now) nice vodka and tonic, ice and a slice. Waiting for a home win

but just in time for live feed

Good luck. May Chelsea be singing the Blues!

We hold a garlic festival here and they provide garlic beer and garlic ice cream. After a few jars no one cares about your breath

i LOVE garlic.....my tolerance has grown so much over the years i can put a bulb in and not taste it
*checks breath and ponders on the nature of a currently bat free existence*

When you have had too much is it a case of That'shallot!

I have had black pepper ice cream: it blows hot and cold!

Cool. Hope it was a nice day down there, like it's been here

Mine required zero thought whatsoever as it's my nickname. Wish I'd come up with something a bit more cutting edge

the rhubarb fairies have been and left a great sack of rhubarb in my garden....rhubarb cake for everyone!!!

was it one of those panic moments?
i know mine was

I was just feeling my age. :yawn:

oh and glad you made it in here

It's touch and go how long I will last; t'internet is playing up because of the storms.

it's very frustrating when that happens i always seems to coincide with live feed where i am....

Hey up as soon as I read your user name I thought that girl is ours. No explanation required in this case though I don't suppose.

Like it No cherrymandering in here!

Got a link for that Observer piece I mentioned yesterday in case you did not see it.

http://www.theguardian.com/theobserv...anguage-misuse

Thank you for that. I enjoyed it very much. I think there is a fair bit of epicaricacy on here. (spell check doesn't recognise it I see - no surprise there though).

My favourite little used word is sybarite. I find the feel of it when I say it or indeed write it has the feel of its meaning. Its sort of onomatapoeiaic but not exactly.

Interesting question is are words products of our thoughts or are our thoughts limited or governed by our language?.

Wow, thanks for the English lesson, had to google a couple of words there.

I always thought there was no English equivelant of schadenfreude, but epicaricacy is a fabulous word.

Thats all, carry on.