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    Langstraat

    You bad boy
    Lamb to the Slaughter indeed
    Pah

    The Lady of Shallot x

    #253248

    awwwww

    Merry Christmas Langstraat
    and everyone on JC

    The Lady of Shallot x

    #253130

    My Dear Langstraat

    Your tales are wonderfully funny, hope you post many more

    The Lady of Shallot x

    #250193

    Awwww Langstraat

    You tell some cracking stories
    Its true what they say
    Dog is man’s best friend
    I had 2 Hagar the Horrible and Murphy (law unto himself)
    Both now passed on
    but despite the amount of times i threatened to murder them
    I still miss them to pieces

    The Lady of Shallot x

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    #251741

    Excellent Cath lol

    The Lady of Shallot x :wink:

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    My Dearest Langstraat
    ..I would like to congratulate you on your ability to entertain the people of this forum withyour autobiographical anecdotes. I have no doubt many a maxim could originate from within the ‘Bizarre World of Langstraat Series’. You had me in peals of laughter at the idea of boiling an Avacado, whist the your youthful entusiasm for romance made me sigh with admiration and envy for the girl in your heart in those far off and heady days of your youth…… Sighs

    As to boiling tins of delicacies, the only anecdote i can supply is when i decided to make a banoffee pie. Two tins of Nestles milk, boiled for 2.5 hours in a pan was to produce the delicious toffee for this scrumptious desert. But alas due to a memory the size of a gnat, i forgot to top up the water in the pan and the carnage which insued resembled Jackson Pollock’s ‘Autumn Rhythm’ http://xroads.virginia.edu/~ASI/musi212/margaret/pollock.html

    Nevertheless, as the Wife of Bath declared “Any Woman worth her salt, can always prove her man’s at fault. My man at the time was to remind me to top up the water and refrained from doing so. I suspect he still denies responsibility for the resulting chaos. The toffee clung to the walls and burned the curtains in its volcanic discharge, and could not be removed by any means. The kichen walls and ceiling had to be repainted to cover the offending toffee, to this day if one looks closely with a critical eye (like a mother or mother in law) remnants of the toffee can still be discerned. I can assure you i have never tried to be so adventurous as to try to create this desert again.

    Once again my dear Langstraat i salute you, and the genius that is your ability to entertain

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