THE TAPROOM 3
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February 6, 2015 at 4:00 pm #32179
Ala no, the full Scottish breakfast is like the English one, and then add haggis, smoked herring and salmon.
Difficult not to accept when served with a smile …Somehow like our barkeeper
February 7, 2015 at 12:40 am #32180huomm … though I would insist on having some slices of black pudding along with the full-Scottish breakfast … that fish going along with that could be nice … huoomm … though them freshly-smoked Arbroath go better with a wee dram and a Heavy … huom … but not in the morning … alas, enjoy …. Master Mornedhel, I envy you … hoomm …
February 7, 2015 at 7:44 pm #32181Theobald wrote:huomm … though I would insist on having some slices of black pudding along with the full-Scottish breakfast … that fish going along with that could be nice … huoomm … though them freshly-smoked Arbroath go better with a wee dram and a Heavy … huom … but not in the morning … alas, enjoy …. Master Mornedhel, I envy you … hoomm …Ah, the Arbroath Smokie, twice I have lived and worked in Arbroath, yet never a Smokie passed my lips , mind you, I have had plenty of kippers from elsewhere
February 7, 2015 at 7:57 pm #32182Horrible things – fish that people have been trodden on!
February 9, 2015 at 11:05 pm #32183Huoommm … nothing on here for a while … rhuôm … so I get back to the last topic …. huooommm … Master Barliman, people don’t tread on that fish at all unless they like to get their feet burned … you should know that … huoomm … as for a colder way to prepare fish I also do like the Swedish way of original “gravad” salmon very much, if you know what I mean … huomdom … maybe it’s time that a well-known barkeep in Bree at least learns a slight bit of cookery and how to prepare decent meals apart from those left-overs-finger-food-basket-meals … hom … not even I can remember when the last of the Prancing-Pony menues went lost some years ago … huom … anyway, let’s all around here have a drink on the Pony and its fine barkeep tonight … huoommm … of course I have them coiny-things for that with me, Master Barliman, of course … huom
February 10, 2015 at 9:08 am #32184I do know what you mean by “gravad”, Master Tree – but personally I hate salmon anyway. Mrs B loves it, but then her mother is Scottish, so I suppose that’s inevitable
February 10, 2015 at 10:28 am #32185ah time for me to pay a “tournée” master innkeeper…. though I’m still a bit ill (troatache etc…) I’d like to offer everybody a good drink… hot or cold (though I’d personnaly prefer hot…)
Why such celebration? well… Lars and Michael (with the help of Chris) decided to send me for free another Isildur 1993 flawless this time, after Chris told them (having sent him the pics I showed you) that this was unacceptable, and the cause of the problem (a poor antique finishing which scrubbed the surface of the metal…)I also got the details as to how they got those forgotten stock of Isildur, and a guarantee from Chris that there won’t and could not be any recast of those Xmas figs.. though secret forgotten unreleased casting stocks may exist. It’s simple, he has personnaly gouged out the heads in all the olds moulds back in those years.
well, cheers gentlemen !
February 10, 2015 at 10:34 am #32186My head feels like it has been gouged out too, but I think mine results from having a foul cold. It’s the time of year I normally get one.
Hope you feel more robust very soon, Master Elf.
February 10, 2015 at 11:19 pm #32187huoom … so Master Gildor your decision to complain was correct … huom … “all’s well that Ents well” old Master Willy once said … hom … thanks for a cold drink … cheers ….. rhuôm …
… er, Master Barliman, why have a private cold when you just have to step outside into a common cold …. huom … I hope you will be better soon …February 11, 2015 at 7:52 am #32188Well, I do see I have missed a lot. Milo’s birthday and cold weather many places–here it was as low as -8f–and the news from Gildor, among many other things. Fortunately, we were on vacation at a warm location. But now back to the cold . . . .
Barli, an ale please.
February 11, 2015 at 8:42 am #32189My new Mithril quest started.
I put my eyes on the list of all Belgian Mithril resellers during the 80’s and 90’s (all are closed by now).
Thanks to our government, the commercial register archives are online, so I got the owner names and last address. Otherwise, the white pages are also useful
I hand written many letters asking for lost Mithril.
I posted them this morning. Let’s hope nowFebruary 11, 2015 at 8:43 am #32190And now I need a glass of that honey color liquor I tasted (many time and maybe too much) in the North last week. I cannot rembermer well but many names started with Glenn…
February 11, 2015 at 8:58 am #32191If they began with “Glen” then you were in the wrong coutry and drinking the wrong beverage. Real whiskey is brewed in Mithril-land. not in the Highland North. The Scottish variety is but a pale shadow of true whiskey. (I have a recollection that the Tree doesn’t agree with me, but then, he likes water, so how much can you trust his judgement?)
February 11, 2015 at 11:34 am #32192Not sure Master Balrliman, the original root of the word “whiskey”, “Uisce” means “water”
So the Tree may be the rightFebruary 11, 2015 at 11:37 am #32193He still appears to like the wrong water!
February 11, 2015 at 11:41 am #32194So I will move to MIthril-land in spring to verify this point 😆
February 11, 2015 at 3:57 pm #32195Huoommm … wrong water you say, Master Barliman? … rhûom … I use to order clear-clean-non-sparkeling-honey-coloured-water if you try to recall … hooommm … as I’m not that familiar with the Breeish tongue I’ll try next time to order a bowl of clear-clean-non-sparkeling-amber-coloured liquid … hom … besides, Master Mornedhel had the right of it … huom
February 11, 2015 at 4:29 pm #32196It’s all a matter of personal taste, of course – literally.
February 11, 2015 at 5:41 pm #32197Huom … yes, indeed, Master Barliman, I never doubted that … huom … but what to discuss here when there’s nothing much going on concerning that Company … rhûom … I expected the announcement of new releases in January already … hom … yes, of course, I should have known better … hom
February 11, 2015 at 5:44 pm #32198You certainly should!
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