EUDORA - In English slang 'chicken' has altogether other connotations that, in certain contexts, would most certainly not be good for my health...
SHARON - Butter? Think of the cholesterol!
The Duchess, I believe, prefers coq au vin: she certainly maintained a regular interest in the welfare a strapping young delivery lad from the local wine merchants.
Glad to see it's spicy. I'm wondering, do most people store their, er..., in a cool, dry place?
ReplyDeleteAlways check out the packet...
ReplyDeleteWhat about a real chicken soup Brian?, better for your health, mm?
ReplyDeleteThat's quite put me off my breakfast - and I'm sure the Duchess has probably been carted off to hospital.
ReplyDeleteI don't suppose they suggest adding a knob of butter.
I think I'll stick to hen for making my chicken soup.
Or, as the French say, "One man's fish is another man's poisson."
ReplyDeleteOr the cannibals: "One man's meat is another man's person."
EUDORA - In English slang 'chicken' has altogether other connotations that, in certain contexts, would most certainly not be good for my health...
ReplyDeleteSHARON - Butter? Think of the cholesterol!
The Duchess, I believe, prefers coq au vin: she certainly maintained a regular interest in the welfare a strapping young delivery lad from the local wine merchants.
PHIL - Brilliant (especially the cannibals)!
Oh, I see... I miss out something...
ReplyDeleteNo, EUDORA, it's just the strangeness of the English language!
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