The RHP Tavern on the Board is open

@divegeester said
Tell you what, I’ll jump in behind the bar for a while.

Great, thank you! I'll go through the supplies, especially tea and vodka.

@torunn said
Great, thank you! I'll go through the supplies, especially tea and vodka.

Don’t forget to top up the light beer and pork scratchings for Earl of Trump.

@divegeester said
Don’t forget to top up the light beer and pork scratchings for Earl of Trump.

Earl's requirements are always provided for.

@fmf said
How's that for sophistication?

Well, was he wearing a frock coat and bipperty-bopperty hat from Carnaby Street or was it a cardigan from the Oxfam in Dagenham?

Dungarees and a baseball cap with 'Cat Diesel Power' written on it.

@the-gravedigger said
Dungarees and a baseball cap with 'Cat Diesel Power' written on it.

Nah. A corduroy blazer, with leather patches on the elbows, and a similarly coloured beret.👍

@divegeester said
Don’t forget to top up the light beer and pork scratchings for Earl of Trump.

pork scratchings ?? Like... what are they??

I like pork products, bacon, sausage, and other things. But what pork scratchings do you refer?

@earl-of-trumps said
pork scratchings ?? Like... what are they??

I like pork products, bacon, sausage, and other things. But what pork scratchings do you refer?

Pork scratchings are a type of snack that you get in a little bag, crispy pork skin, I believe. It may not sound tasty but I think it is.

@torunn said
Pork scratchings are a type of snack that you get in a little bag, crispy pork skin, I believe. It may not sound tasty but I think it is.

Got it, Torunn. On this side, we call them pork rinds. sounds a little more appetizing.

@earl-of-trumps said
Got it, Torunn. On this side, we call them pork rinds. sounds a little more appetizing.

You are welcome to try ours. Let us know what you think.

@earl-of-trumps said
pork scratchings ?? Like... what are they??

I like pork products, bacon, sausage, and other things. But what pork scratchings do you refer?

As Torunn says I think they are similar to pork rinds. I don’t touch them myself, disgusting. But I thought they would appeal to the American palate.

https://www.snafflingpig.co.uk/blogs/pig-blogs/whats-the-difference-between-pork-scratchings-pork-crackling-and-pork-crunch-pork-rind

Also over here in the UK we have the “bacon sandwich” a “food of the Gods” item which is often not well made and sold in bread rolls rather than top quality un-toasted bread.

@divegeester said
As Torunn says I think they are similar to pork rinds. I don’t touch them myself, disgusting. But I thought they would appeal to the American palate.

https://www.snafflingpig.co.uk/blogs/pig-blogs/whats-the-difference-between-pork-scratchings-pork-crackling-and-pork-crunch-pork-rind

Also over here in the UK we have the “bacon sandwich” a “food of the Gods” item which is often not well made and sold in bread rolls rather than top quality un-toasted bread.

Bacon banjo even beter with a fried egg in it,sold in all upmarket workies cafes and greasy spoons the length of the country,prefer my own in a fadge (stottie,bap,chabbata bun)no sauce.

@david-burton said
Bacon banjo even beter with a fried egg in it,sold in all upmarket workies cafes and greasy spoons the length of the country,prefer my own in a fadge (stottie,bap,chabbata bun)no sauce.

Don't forget the local Roach Coach.

@torunn said
Earl's requirements are always provided for.

Indeed, Earl seems to get special treatment in here from what I see. 🙂

-VR

@very-rusty said
Indeed, Earl seems to get special treatment in here from what I see. 🙂

-VR

He does, from time to time. 🙂

@torunn said
Pork scratchings are a type of snack that you get in a little bag, crispy pork skin, I believe. It may not sound tasty but I think it is.

Makes me think of gravy worded this way?🙂