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grecianurn;951707 wrote: Miss B, I reckon you an angel sent from heaven I do.

hic


I'm certainly more angelic than that Theia, yes :wah:

Chef, tomorrow you may take home the potato peelings and a lamb bone, make a nice tasty broth for those children of yours. :-6
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grecianurn;951730 wrote: Jeez thanks.

I mean - you're too kind ma'am and maybe you could throw in them 3 day old pasties?

If you please ma'am :p


Hmmm maybe... I'll think about it :D
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No coffee. No stove. No fresh pasties. Lots of ditsy, tipsy women sprawled round the floor. What the heck kinda joint is this????????

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AussiePam;951749 wrote: No coffee. No stove. No fresh pasties. Lots of ditsy, tipsy women sprawled round the floor. What the heck kinda joint is this????????

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*hic* 'ello me 'andsome... your kind of joint perhaps ?? :sneaky::D
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Saints preserve us - BB is so sozzled she thinks I'm a bloke!!!! I don't think anyone's ever thought that before - Mmmmmmmm interesting!!! Maybe I better put on my new Paris frock - oh sorry can't do that, I don't have one - I was robbed of all me cash on the way here.

Grecianurn - a Lady has standards!!! And countryside simples are OUT when it comes to coffee. (A spot of henbane is fine for getting rid of unwanted pests.. :sneaky:)

What with you waving dandelion leaves at me, and Betty making big soulful loving eyes... and generally getting her blue cardie in a twist - I think I'll just make tracks, go walkabout...

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AussiePam;951943 wrote: Saints preserve us - BB is so sozzled she thinks I'm a bloke!!!! I don't think anyone's ever thought that before - Mmmmmmmm interesting!!! Maybe I better put on my new Paris frock - oh sorry can't do that, I don't have one - I was robbed of all me cash on the way here.

Grecianurn - a Lady has standards!!! And countryside simples are OUT when it comes to coffee. (A spot of henbane is fine for getting rid of unwanted pests.. :sneaky:)

What with you waving dandelion leaves at me, and Betty making big soulful loving eyes... and generally getting her blue cardie in a twist - I think I'll just make tracks, go walkabout...

:sneaky:


Didn't mistake you for a man, 'ello me 'andsome' is just a Cornish greeting, bit like 'ello love'. We might also say 'ello bird', or 'allreet me ****' although we do have to be careful when saying such things to the holiday makers. Another saying a lot of non locals don't get is that we always say 'cheers' instead of saying goodbye:wah::wah::wah:
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I say cheers instead of goodbye too.. grin...

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This place is really going downhill fast...I'm away for the day and look :-5

I can't say, "ny rov favenn goeg anodho" because I do. We need some standards, a little more respect and some grace. Come on Betty and Chef, you can do it :-6
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grecianurn;952465 wrote: I ave been busy today Miss T although the thumpin head be awful bad

bet this nowt like cornish-speak :D


The "thumpin head" that you speak of may well relate to the rapidly diminishing stocks of mead in the house. I advise you now, dear chef, stay well clear of the demon drink. It will rot your soul. Every time you feel tempted, remember those nine children who need your care. So, please straighten your hat, hold your head up high and make haste to the kitchen. Prepare us some fare fit for a lady.
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grecianurn;952495 wrote: Oh it weren't the mead ma'am I'm sorry to be the one to tell you but Miss B as a stock of cider in the cellar and oh lawks a mercy lapses into upstairs downstairs cockney here when she had a few she don't mind sharin it with staff and well i was only bein polite ma'am.

Anyway I opes you like them CORNISH SPLITS I made earlier? :p


I shall be having strong words with Miss B. I expect our staff to be of impeccable character and demeanour. And, as their employers and benefactors, we should be leading by example.

The splits are delicious. Thank you, my dear :-6

(Have you seen Miss B today? I sincerely hope she isn't asleep on the cellar steps again.)
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theia;952430 wrote: This place is really going downhill fast...I'm away for the day and look :-5

I can't say, "ny rov favenn goeg anodho" because I do. We need some standards, a little more respect and some grace. Come on Betty and Chef, you can do it :-6


Sigh. Sadly, grace - like dignity and subservience to authority - is something I can't do. Ah well, I'll just take out the garbage, and go clean the dunny.

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AussiePam;952887 wrote: Sigh. Sadly, grace - like dignity and subservience to authority - is something I can't do. Ah well, I'll just take out the garbage, and go clean the dunny.

:yh_sigh


You are grace, Lady Pamela.
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That's a quick recovery, Theia me love, BUT it's too late. I'm sulking again. Sulking in French actually. And didn't the French do some smuggling stuff round Cornwall? Merde alors, c'est un bordel ici!! Look at this mess!!! There's thrown scones and clotted cream everywhere, shredded piskies, and people speaking in strange celtic accents - all fresh from the tin mines probably, with dark hair and bluegreeneyes and ... not a proper, lifesaving coffee in sight. Moi, je boude donc!!!

Where is ze gallic smiley when you need it? Ze stylish emoticon? I would go google a frog, but zen ze prefects would incarcerate me... nom d'un chien!
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EXCUUUUSE ME !

My water needs to be freshened...

God !
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Nomad;953942 wrote: EXCUUUUSE ME !

My water needs to be freshened...

God !


*Betty chucks the water over Nomad*
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Nomad;953942 wrote: EXCUUUUSE ME !

My water needs to be freshened...

God !


Fresh water, Sir, and I do apologise for the delay. We have a major problem with staff at present.

Is there anything else Sir would like?
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grecianurn;953961 wrote: Good for you Miss B hes the new kitchen lad and plays me up rotten with his cheek and a stone of spuds need peelin and I don't know what else do I have to carry on with this cornish accent it's so tiring




Chef, it isn't that Nomad who's the new kitchen lad, it's the other one. This Nomad is a paying customer upon whose recommendations our reputation may well depend.

(I'd much rather have your role than mine...mine's boring, really boring. And you moan about a measly Cornish accent? :mad:)
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Betty Boop;953950 wrote: *Betty chucks the water over Nomad*




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Nomad;953968 wrote:


How can I bribe you to give our restaurant a good review sir? Any thing you like sir...
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Betty Boop;953972 wrote: How can I bribe you to give our restaurant a good review sir? Any thing you like sir...


And about time :mad:
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grecianurn;953974 wrote: I am in a right mard now (oops wrong county) nobody has thanked me for they loverly fish n chips and whats more they be soaked:mad:

Chef stamps foot blah blah threatens to walk out blah blah

Somebody get chef a drink for gawds sake :D


Yeah wrong county, here's a large vodka, neat, in cornwall you will be 'teasy' :wah:
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Betty Boop;953972 wrote: How can I bribe you to give our restaurant a good review sir? Any thing you like sir...




A towel would be nice
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grecianurn;953974 wrote: I am in a right mard now (oops wrong county) nobody has thanked me for they loverly fish n chips and whats more they be soaked:mad:

Chef stamps foot blah blah threatens to walk out blah blah

Somebody get chef a drink for gawds sake :D


And now a mardy chef to deal with (would probably be "teasy" in Cornwall)!



Kindly stop stamping your feet, you just missed trampling one of the nine, and I'll fetch you some mead...just a drop, mind you.



Soaked?
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theia;953982 wrote: And now a mardy chef to deal with (would probably be "teasy" in Cornwall)!



Kindly stop stamping your feet, you just missed trampling one of the nine, and I'll fetch you some mead...just a drop, mind you.


Sshhhh about the vodka, she's such a prissy :wah:
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Betty Boop;953972 wrote: How can I bribe you to give our restaurant a good review sir? Any thing you like sir...




Also after you bring fresh linen please inform Chef Sir Nomad would like

Mediterranean Catalonian cuisine and time is not on my side.
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Is Chef drunk or is Chef preparing my masterpiece ?
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grecianurn;953996 wrote: Miss T you'm a real lady (think that's west midlands :thinking:) I am ever so grateful

could you spare a poor widderwoman with 12 littluns all unbooted who drives me to distraction just a leeeetle drop more o that mead stuff?


(think it may be devonshire, but I'll let that pass).

Are you perchance breeding centipedes? The patter of unbooted feet seems to be getting louder and increasing in number.

Here's half a schooner and that will be your lot. And don't trip over Miss Betty on the steps when you fetch the wood from the cellar.

And flattery will get you nowhere...I still don't like my role :mad:
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I am a pirate king

Hurrah for the pirate king

And it is, it is a glorious thing

To be a pirate king... hic.. giggle

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AussiePam;954027 wrote: I am a pirate king

Hurrah for the pirate king

And it is, it is a glorious thing

To be a pirate king... hic.. giggle

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The whole experiment is going to hell in a handbasket...

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Someone take the knives away from Chef
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Nomad;954033 wrote: The whole experiment is going to hell in a handbasket...

Everybodies shnockered !


Nomad me andsome, this establishment is in Cornwall, we lead a quiet life, no one is in a hurry so come here and sit in the window and take a look at the cracking view, chill bird chill...
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grecianurn;954035 wrote: A sailor's life, it is a merry life.

He robs young girls of their hearts' delight,

Leaving them behind to weep and mourn,

They never know when they will return.

Well, there's four and twenty all in a row




Stone the bleeding albatrosses, there must be something in Nomad's water here. Yesterday there were six wee ones under our feet. Then nine. Earlier on today 12 - now twenty four.

Is it catching??

I'm the heck outttttttta here, with me knees crossed.

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AussiePam;954043 wrote: Stone the bleeding albatrosses, there must be something in Nomad's water here. Yesterday there were six wee ones under our feet. Then nine. Earlier on today 12 - now twenty four.

Is it catching??

I'm the heck outttttttta here, with me knees crossed.

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Pray, Pammie, give chef some lessons....please
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A virtuous woman is above rubies, Theia!!!

And beneath nobody.

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grecianurn;954053 wrote: Casting nasturtiums on my virtue, water thrown all over me loverly grub (cockney?) and no boy to elp me wash pots?! :(

IF someone would be so gracious as to offer me an hapology i shall be in the pantry :mad:


What virtue, chef??



Quick, Miss B or Pammie, go and grab those two casks of mead from the pantry before chef locks herself in...quick!
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theia;954057 wrote: What virtue, chef??



Quick, Miss B or Pammie, go and grab those two casks of mead from the pantry before chef locks herself in...quick!


Theres only one in there, we drank, no, oops, sorry, sold the other one last night...
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