The Taproom
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December 27, 2009 at 7:56 am #8522
If it’s already in the oven, it won’t be easy.
December 27, 2009 at 4:13 pm #8526Huoommm …. in the oven? … so you’ll have to turn that beast slowly unless you want it be burned at only one side … gruoohhmmmhom … though … mfff … mfffff … mf …
Master Barlimman, the smell I witness … rhuoommm … could it also be a donkeyly-smell with a slight note of burned flesh? … huoommm … I’m not sure, of course, but anyway … rhuom … I’m not here for dining …. rhuoommmm …. what about serving me a nice bowl of clear-clean-watery-honey-coloured-liquid-that is called ‘you know what I mean’ … mfff … rhuoomm …
ahh, I just see that your Christmas decoration has declined a bit … rhuoomm … well, that’s the way it goes in Bree …. huoommm …December 27, 2009 at 5:25 pm #8527‘Donkeyly’???? I think you’ve already had quite enough to drink…
December 27, 2009 at 8:39 pm #8529rhuoommm … alright that is, Master BarlimanBarkeep …. nevertheless … don’t mind, please … I just wanted to get some rest … and some water … rhuoomm … as I’m still very much concerened about how to assemble mote than two oxen to that cart … rhuoommm … I just tried to have an idea of the old Roman traction systems … rhuoomm … that one based on the tandem hitch … rhuoommm … if you know what I mean … hooommm … what I meant was to ask of a clear-clean-you-know-what ….
ahem … theat V shape for having addinional oxen to be fit … might make some sense …. rhuoommm … alas, I did never ask for one of your brews, Master Barliman, all I was asking for was some of that water …. rhuoomm … though, as I consider … I might better ask elsewhere in Bree … see?December 27, 2009 at 9:28 pm #8532You can’t really believe that I’ve been giving you just water all these years!
And you’ve lost me somewhere en route… what cart and oxen? Have I missed an earlier enquiry? As you’ve rightly surmised, my only working experience of oxen is roasting them on a spit.
December 27, 2009 at 10:32 pm #8533Rhuoommm … but I was always asking for some water … and as for them oxen you might have a look over there at the Mathom House of them Delving- man … rhuoommm … though it might be closed by now, as it is late …. gruhoommm …. don’t worry about the oxen … I think I solved that problem by now …. rhuommm … should read ‘bye for now’ …. alas … is it the water or them languages …. rhuoommm …
as for roasting an ox, your hearth is a bit too … well, lets say small … gruommm … about that spit you referred to … you might add that device to that oven you mentioned … unless you first try to roast a chicken …. rhuoommm …December 30, 2009 at 3:06 pm #8537Uhm…
I’m confused. But then, I am only on my second cup of tea.
Yesterday I finished painting my nine GW Dwarves for my little battle-company/warband/thing. Even with my frayed doomed brushes, not-entirely perfect paint stripping, and rubbish GW undercoat*, they turned out reasonably well. Hopefully I’ll finish Theodred and the two Swan Knights today. Then it’s time to finish painting the next company of Gondorian warriors (Time Machine flavour Gondor Warband) with Pelargir colours.**
Tomorrow, however, its off to the big city to buy a new set of brushes and a new tin of undercoat. I think I’ve gotten the “trick” of using Canadian flavoured GW undercoat*** down. Well, as down as I’ll ever get.
Lucky me.
* GW undercoat sucks, but it doesn’t melt plastic figures the way vallejo does. What’s more, its always entirely surprising what comes out. I’ve had some lovely results and some truly hideous results. The Canadian formulation is inferior to the British formulation, weirdly.
** According to Tengwar, the Royal Army of Gondor at Pelargir has the same colour scheme and shield design as Minas Tirith, but with silver rimmed shields (not white) to represent the sea. As you can see, I displayed a great deal of creativity and thought by…painting the shield rims silver.
*** Quick spray outside on a mild damp day, no more than three applications, finish the job by hand with Chaos Black paint.
(Pictures of the Gondorians to come, when I’ve figured out their basing)
January 1, 2010 at 4:46 am #8541Puuhhhh, the last guest is gone, Ralph, by the way. He kills the seventh bottle of spanish red wine. There are also killed uncounted bottles of this chech beer as well . . .
AND: new people seen the mithril dioramas and: they liked them ! What a surprise, in this “mithril-free-area” where I live in !!!!Wishing you a wonderful New Year, people around here, as Tom W. at this time . . . Nice to be a part of you . . .
Think I will be sleeping until two o´clock in the afternoon.
” All is quiet on a New Years´Day . . .” ( U2 )January 1, 2010 at 11:43 am #8542thoughts:**everyone is sleeping now, so I’ll leave a note on the door so Barliman, Nob, and the others could read…**
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE!!! HAPPY MITHRIL YEAR!!
LOTS OF LOVE, BLESSINGS, LUCK AND HEALTH TO EVERYONE, SPECIALLY THOSE WHO HAVE RECENTLY INCREASED THEY FAMILIES!!
January 1, 2010 at 2:39 pm #8544Huuooommmmm …. yes … my dear guests also went very late this morning, not minding all that ice and snow … rhuoommm … but what I just want to say is:
Wishing you all a very Happy New Year !
Huom … yes, indeed … huoOomm …
……………………………………………………h..u……..oo……mmmm ………romJanuary 1, 2010 at 4:59 pm #8545I wish to you all of you guys lots of nice things in New year….. lots of figures and time to enjoy in them… lots of painting time for those who paint them… and also lot’s of health… thats basic… and yes ! hoooooooooumrhoummm…. to all 😆
so if it was god before I was that’s
….Nothing changes on New Year’s Day ( U2 same song – first verse fifth line….. )
January 1, 2010 at 5:41 pm #8546Many Happy Mithrils to everyone! Now I suppose I’d better start tidying up…
January 2, 2010 at 5:51 pm #8547Happy New Year, everyone.
Gavin
January 3, 2010 at 1:13 pm #8548Back again for a short rest in here.
So:
HAPPY NEW YEAR to you all !!
May the new year bring some improvements in the company’s affairs- you know the primer thing and the “extension” of prices must stop.
May the new year be a nice “Mithrilian” one to us all.estel
January 3, 2010 at 4:37 pm #8549and a happy new year to you all may this year bring you joy, happiness, health and money… to buy mithrils lol
January 4, 2010 at 7:43 pm #8551Well,
A belated Happy New Year to all, and hopes for a cozy winter with long nights of painting! Now that the busy season is mostly over for us restaurant types, hopefully I can return to the painting table!Take care, and may 2010 bring more blessings, good fortune and fellowship to us all!
January 4, 2010 at 11:06 pm #8553Huoommmrhuoomm … once a new year has started you lazy lads have nothing else to do than passing on greetings for a week … rhuoommm … no one to lend a helping hand to clean them wargskin-doormats after I carried them inside? … gruoohhmmhom … no one to fill me bowl with some ‘You know-what’ … rhuoommm&alas … may this 2010 be better than that year before … gruoommmhommm … so back to terms, gentlemen, what about facts or rumours? …
Let me know please …. rhuoommm …houomm …hom …hom?January 4, 2010 at 11:17 pm #8554oh, that last year was not bad. Everybody mostly wishes a better year, what means that the passed one was bad one ?!
No, not at all, let´s wish another GOOD year! ( didn´t I wish something similar before . . . it seems . . . )
Well, Master Barliman, having sooo much alcoholic drinks the last couple of days, I will enjoy a bowl of this announced liquid pure water, that the Tree prefers . . .January 4, 2010 at 11:19 pm #8555By the way, Mr. Madic99 is around here. Let´s welcomed him!
PS: 99 – isn´t this a song performed by these guys of TOTO . . . ?!January 4, 2010 at 11:33 pm #8556rhuuooommmm …. I wasn’t talking about that last year being bad …. rhuoommm … I just thought of it as the “Year of the bad Primer” …. rhuoommm … if you know what I mean … hom
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