Tea? (Part 2)

[somewhere in america]

Hey @rbreid are you anywhere near the lockness?

 

[classic33]

For those of you who don't know, today is Thanksgiving in the U.S. ; such a weird and pointless holiday. I mean really, I can visit family and stuff my face until I'm sick any day of the week.

But thats because Christmas isn't a legally recognised holiday in all of America.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_holidays_in_the_United_States

 

[rbreid]

Hey @rbreid are you anywhere near the lockness?

Loch Ness is a long way from here. Lovely cycle had along the south side a few years ago but WDs sister didn't put in an appearance for me. Seems only to appear when the Haggis are in season

 

[Arch]

@ Arch.

I'm a tad frazzled at the mo. but otherwise intact.
Work has become almost full-time now and I'm in the middle of taking the Cytech cycle mechanic course but all is well.

So I've missed out on the news, congratulations to you both, I believe?

Yes, thank you. We've set a date in June, and now that the bedroom and bathroom renovation are nearly complete we can concentrate on organising, although we're going for as simple and stress free as possible!

Glad you're busy, hope the frazzling dies down!

 

[Mattonsea]

Ragworm horrible.

There bittey little buggers

 

[welsh dragon]

There bittey little buggers

Yes horrible. Mr dragon has used them in the past when fishing. blehhhh

 

[somewhere in america]

Loch Ness is a long way from here. Lovely cycle had along the south side a few years ago but WDs sister didn't put in an appearance for me. Seems only to appear when the Haggis are in season

I've always wanted to see her. Maybe when I do that haunted castle tour by horseback I'll head over there and camp for a few days. When is Haggis season, maybe I'll bring some with me.

 

[somewhere in america]

But thats because Christmas isn't a legally recognised holiday in all of America.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_holidays_in_the_United_States

Nope certainly wouldn't want to piss off the melting pot

 

[welsh dragon]

I've always wanted to see her. Maybe when I do that haunted castle tour by horseback I'll head over there and camp for a few days. When is Haggis season, maybe I'll bring some with me.

IT's in season any month with an R in it. boil it for 3 weeks then throw it away. it's a bit like sprouts. Disgusting.

 

[somewhere in america]

IT's in season any month with an R in it. boil it for 3 weeks then throw it away. it's a bit like sprouts. Disgusting.

So I'll do the tour last last week of June and head over to the Loch when September rolls around.

I like sprouts! But I would never cook them... ewwww

I thought haggis was sheep pudding

 

[rbreid]

I've always wanted to see her. Maybe when I do that haunted castle tour by horseback I'll head over there and camp for a few days. When is Haggis season, maybe I'll bring some with me.

You stand a good chance of seeing her. Statistically she has been seen by more Americans than any other nationality............Just can't imagine why that might be

 

[welsh dragon]

You stand a good chance of seeing her. Statistically she has been seen by more Americans than any other nationality............Just can't imagine why that might be

Yes. I wonder why as well.

 

[Saluki]

But I'm very thankfull I don't have any family nearby. Or have any food to stuff myself until I'm sick!

Do you do the same at Christmas too? Americans in general I mean. Family and stuffing yourself until you are sick.
Speaking for myself I don't think that I could cope with family twice within a month. Always room for cake though

 

[rbreid]

Yes. I wonder why as well.

Maybe they were on a Distillery tour. The fumes can affect non users in strange ways

 

[somewhere in america]

Do you do the same at Christmas too? Americans in general I mean. Family and stuffing yourself until you are sick.
Speaking for myself I don't think that I could cope with family twice within a month. Always room for cake though

Christmas is more for immediate family.... only socialites actually dress for christmas, the rest of us stay home in our pajamas, open presents listen to christmas music, watch movies, play with new toys have a nice dinner etc.
at least that's how it was for my mom and I, can't really speak for other larger families