A Conversation for The Boars Head
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 16, 2009
Thanks,
Here is a drinking song
Drink with me, pints of ale,
as I go and share out the snails.
Sip it slowly and hum a tune,
to the words of Rabbie Burns,
and have some of my delicious prunes.
And I will go and look at the full moon,
as I drink my glass of red wine.
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SD HA Posted May 17, 2009
Was it composed by you? Sipping and still analysing lyrics. Humming "Auld Lang Syne".
Dropping in for a drink?
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 17, 2009
Thanks, I wrote to them, to be sung to Drink to me only with thine eyes.
Please can I have a pint of Cottage Norman's Conquest real . It is a dark ale which is richer and a higher strength than real ales. Norman's Conquest has a rich browny red colour and has a sweet digestive chocolate aroma, with a light wine like fruitiness. When you sip it, you can taste the rich dark roasted malt flavour. It goes well with all types of food, especially with cheese to finish off a meal. (7% alcohol
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SD HA Posted May 17, 2009
Wow !!! I am lucky to have drinks with a connoisseur.
A Cottage Norman's Conquest for you & I'll stick to until fully educated. Shall we finish off with a meal?
Practising "Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes"
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 17, 2009
I used to be a connoisseur of real ales , but since moving from Northumberland, I have lost touch with all the various new ales , so I looked up the 10 best ones and choose this one. It also reminds me of the name of a pub in Harold Hill near Romford.
I think a Beef Wellington, with haricot vert, cauliflower, carrots, and butter beans in a garlicky-herby butter sauce.
Finishing off with a fruit cobble and anglais custard.
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SD HA Posted May 17, 2009
Great choice !!!!
I have been to Romford, way back in the late 70's.
Can we have one more round before ordering the food?
Impatient to have the dessert.
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 17, 2009
Here is another round of real and various Scottish pure malt whiskies
Various fruits, include summer fruit cobble, raspbery cobble, strawberry cobble, apple cobble, peach cobble, apricot cobble, quince cobble, bramble cobble.
The last time I lived in the Romford area was in 1990. I have been getting place names confused, I was tasting various real ales in Ashington Northumberland.
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SD HA Posted May 18, 2009
Hi Katrina (may I?),
Thank you for the ample supply of Pure Scottish Malt whiskies , you're most kind.
The "Summer fruit cobblers" sure taste nice. I haven't tried quince or bramble - my favourite, while in your beautiful country, use to be gooseberries - specially the jam.
Colombo is in jubilant mood today !!! The government military has claimed an overwhelming victory over the LTTE rebels - but, many lives were lost. Hopefully we'll have everlasting peace.
More drinks?
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 18, 2009
It's fine to call me Katrina.
Where I lived in Plaistow, we had gooseberries growing in our garden, but I never ate them.
Your welcome
Great news to hear that Colombo is in a jubilant mood with victory over the LTTTE rebels.
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SD HA Posted May 19, 2009
Hi Katrina,
Hope you drop in for a drink.
Many thanks for your generosity x 8 !!!!
Got back a short while ago from my club.
By the way, tomorrow's been declared a holiday here !!! We already have over twenty holidays per annum.
DS (1:50am !!!)
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 19, 2009
Hi Sd.Ha,
We will be having a holiday, next Monday and that is when I will be seeing the new Star Trek film. And I am very excited about seeing it.
I think I will have an Irish coffee , keeping the cream on top and drinking the coffee is very difficult.
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SD HA Posted May 19, 2009
Hi Katrina,
Thanks for dropping by...
I'll have one too !!! Irish coffee have they poured it to your liking?
I must check out that film online - it hasn't come to our local cinemas yet.
While in the UK, I worked at Shepperton Studios, they were filming "Star Wars".
It's 3:03 am, Gale force winds and quite a storm brewing up here.
Wow those s s and look super !!! May I?
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 20, 2009
Thank you Sd.Ha for the Irish coffee, +, it is poured to my liking. I have even had an bar of Irish coffee flvoured chocolate bar ++.
I love the Star War films.
Here is a 1/2 lb , a 1/2 , and a big bag of .
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SD HA Posted May 21, 2009
Thanks for the 1/2 pounder, the 1/2 and still munching the big bag of - you're most kind !!!
Have you seen all the Star War movies? For me, the first was the best. Nowadays, it's quite rare for me to go the cinema. Haven't gone for decades. Do you like any sports?
Waiting for a tiny piece of Irish flavoured bar.
+ what can I get you today?
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 21, 2009
I have seen the IV-VI on the televison and on video but I have seen Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones at the cinema. I have got IV-VI on video and Phantom Menace on DVD.
I used to play tennis and I have played cricket once, and badminton a few times. I am not as fit as I used to me, as I have got problems with my joints with chronic arthritc pain.
Here is a large chunk of Irish flavoured
I think I will have a glass of flavoured , I saw it in of our local supermarkets, fruit flavoured .
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SD HA Posted May 21, 2009
A glass of flavoured + for me .... because you play the three games I love.
Had to give up tennis because, in the tropics clay courts are open to the elements. Every time it rains the courts cannot be used for weeks.
I still play cricket and badminton. Just returned from a three hour badminton session this evening.
Another glass of flavoured ?
I noticed arthritis is very common in your country. Over here, in the tropics, it is quite a rare ailment.
large chunk of Irish flavoured
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 21, 2009
I started to get arthritis about 9 years ago after having a tetanus injection. I will be 46 years of age, this year.
Thanks for the flavoured .
When I played cricket, I did a few runs and then I was hit in the ear with the cricket ball and was ran out. I found it very embarressing.
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SD HA Posted May 21, 2009
The pleasure is mine, please have another one.
Was it a leather ball? Getting hit while taking a run is common and happens to the best.
Does one have to give up sports because of arthritis? Shame. You're still a young lady, so, must be going to the gym? Some form of exercise is imperative.
I am going to try out a flavoured can I get one for you too, madame?
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 21, 2009
Thanks for the flavoured and here is one flavoured for you too.
I go walking whenever I can, as I do not drive. I have tried various types of exercises specially for people with arthritis.
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