Originally posted by mercia
what's cooking tonight Anna? 
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Oh, nothing special, peppers quartered and filled with thinly sliced new potatoes and toms, drizzled with Virgin and strewn with chilli flakes, chicken breasts wrapped in Pancetta. Usual stuff. Pretty boring really. Oh, garlic bread slices. To finish Greek yog with honey and walnuts. -
I see from the interesting thread from 2007 (before my time there) that there is history ygad!!Originally posted by Il Grande Inquisitor View Post
Originally posted by LucyYou didn't have to change your name Mark just to hide from my offer of connubial bliss
Even then, it was getting steamy in the engine shed... so much so that both parties had to change their names, Fishwick-style
Who knows what bodies are buried and where ?!?!?!
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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DO try to keep up, old chap! Next week looks like being rather special, with three major storylines coming to a head. Nice to see SallyOriginally posted by Caliban View PostI've only just twigged why they are making such a fuss about the drains under the factory having to be dug up... The disposal of the corpse of ? was prior to my Corrie viewing phase...
keeping her latest beau at bay.
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Originally posted by Ofcachap View PostDO try to keep up, old chap! Next week looks like being rather special, with three major storylines coming to a head. Nice to see Sally keeping her latest beau at bay.
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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Yes, tis true. I confess. I am Colin FishwickOriginally posted by Caliban View Post
Even then, it was getting steamy in the engine shed... so much so that both parties had to change their names, Fishwick-style
Who knows what bodies are buried and where ?!?!?!
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Originally posted by mercia
nice one, mercia
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Yes, of course I do, within five miles of Mynneddislwyn, Severn Bridge is extra of course.Originally posted by amateur51 View Post nice one, merciaComment
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Morrison, yes, but not Jim.Comment
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Correct, Anna
When did he start writing again ?Comment
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I have just read Rimbaud got the Van moving again!Comment
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Hurrah! It's Rimbaud, the naughty boy! Carry on AntonOriginally posted by antongould View PostComment
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And, In 1920, Arthur Honegger wrote a short symphonic poem, Pastorale d'été, which was inspired by Rimbaud's epigraph J'ai embrassé l'aube d'été (I have embraced the summer dawn).Comment
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Honegger's symphonic poem inspired by the great? man and Ferrero with the Mercia thing?Comment
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