02 Feb 20
@ghost-of-a-duke saidWell I quoted roma's post and no alert!?
No, it was due to the post I quoted.
-VR
@roma45 saidVery easy to bait posters, don't have to do any changing of what I say! 😉
Lemon not the type to alert...
You have 3 now on 1 post..but you did 2 edits..so a new alert every edit to add to the original alert..
This was brought in to stop players posting over the line remarks..baiting replies then editing their original posts to look innocent..
I do sometimes add to them like this which would be an edit.
-VR
@old-indian saidLook who’s back.
Ya’ll gone too far with the accusations and now ya’ll gunna pay! eh?
I tried to be a nice old lady but ya’ll actin stupid so now it’s time to whoop some ass and be a Girly Skiddo! eh?
It’s patzering. 😛
03 Feb 20
@lemondrop removed their quoted postIf that is the case he is a liar saying 'old indian', but then I don't believe robbie would use that term as he would be smart enough to know it would be an insult to Natives.
I guess that would make YOU a liar also, but then that has been already proven over and over again.
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@lemondrop removed their quoted postUnlikely. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti...
03 Feb 20
@ghost-of-a-duke saidI hope it didn't make you sick! 😉
Unlikely. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti...
-VR
03 Feb 20
@ghost-of-a-duke saidI have a nice recipe for long pig
Unlikely. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti...
you can use rusty as the main ingredient
add a little salt and garlic
splendid with a fine IPA
03 Feb 20
@lemondrop saidCan you not come up with something on your own have to copy goad?
I have a nice recipe for long pig
you can use rusty as the main ingredient
add a little salt and garlic
splendid with a fine IPA
All your doing is changing the name.
Makes you silly if you must know!
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@lemondrop saidMany years ago, just before I became prime minister for the second time, I owned a farm in Bledsoe County with impressive livestock. I recall, on one occasion, John Quincy Adams came over for waffles (as was the tradition at the time) and was immediately curious about Napoleon, my Vietnamese Pot-bellied pig.
I have a nice recipe for long pig
you can use rusty as the main ingredient
add a little salt and garlic
splendid with a fine IPA
"By Jove!" he had exclaimed, almost choking on his waffle. "That pig only has 3 legs."
I then regaled of the time Napoleon had saved little Jimmy when he had fallen down the well.
"And he lost a leg?" asked Mr Adams.
I shook my head, before proceeding to tell him of the time the Vietnamese Pot-bellied pig awoke us in the dead of night when the old farmhouse caught fire and cushioned our fall as we leaped for our lives out of an upstairs window.
Aghast, Mr Adams ejaculated, "and it cost the poor beast its leg?"
I shook my head.
A little frustrated, Mr Adams had asked me directly. "So why does he only have 3 legs."
"My dear fellow," I had responded. "With a pig of that quality, you can't simply eat him all at once."