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Martinr36
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You going to leave it that long, what about a christening present
In Aberdeenshire fruit is dipped in batter and deep fried (as are Mars bars, Milky Ways and Bounty bars - also pizza)
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well, i will ask, what does a deep fried pizza taste like?
Martinr36
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Haggis...............
I don’t know. I am English, so have not been brought up on the local delicacies. @AgentCooper is originally from north of the border, so may have developed a taste for them 🤣
They are… glorious. Just your average cheap frozen pizza but deep frying unlocks a multitude of gastronomic wonderments. They’re terrible for you, though. My arteries go clang just looking at them.
We shall endeavour to make sure l’enfant experiences a wide range of foods from both of our cultures. When they’re old enough I’m looking forward to taking them for their first steak haché.Gentlemen, let's me reminder that Ms C is french, so, French food it is
(because, let's be honest, english food is not really fod, but, the french one ... hum, we have marvellous dish here ... )
No, no, i'm not partial !!!
Tron1982
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THEM ???
i though the twin joke was an actual joke Oo
Otherwise, was those 2 words (l'enfant and steak haché) the only french words you know ? XD
Joke aside, if my memories are good, you worked as a Chef, so i'm pretty sure everything will be allright (except if you were an english chef, and for that, my only comment will be "crawl, crawl for your life child !")
i though the twin joke was an actual joke Oo
Otherwise, was those 2 words (l'enfant and steak haché) the only french words you know ? XD
Joke aside, if my memories are good, you worked as a Chef, so i'm pretty sure everything will be allright (except if you were an english chef, and for that, my only comment will be "crawl, crawl for your life child !")
‘Them’ was because we don’t know if the child is male or female yet. And saying ‘it’ seems a little dehumanising.
I know more French but am banned from speaking it by Mrs Cooper 😆
Tron1982
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Oh ! my bad, it's true that "them" can be used as a neutral
(please, forgive me, the day was long, very long ...)
I thought, when i saw the begining of your sentence that you said "... am banned ... by the rules of the forum XD)
But why did Ms C banned you ? your terrible english emphasis ?
(please, forgive me, the day was long, very long ...)
I thought, when i saw the begining of your sentence that you said "... am banned ... by the rules of the forum XD)
But why did Ms C banned you ? your terrible english emphasis ?
Mrs C explained it best to me by describing French as a language that when you speak it, it comes from the throat. Where I’m from we speak in a much more nasal way so French sounds a bit wrong to her when I speak it.
Martinr36
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A typical french delicacy is Moules et FritesGentlemen, let's me reminder that Ms C is french, so, French food it is
(because, let's be honest, english food is not really fod, but, the french one ... hum, we have marvellous dish here ... )
No, no, i'm not partial !!!
Martinr36
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Prolific in Brittany, go to one of their firework & dance evenings and that's what all the food stalls sell
Good point, I suppose mussels are always going to be a popular choice anywhere coastal. Can’t see myself at a dance night, though. I look like a baby giraffe being tasered when I dance.