Tea? (Part 1)

[trustysteed]

all my shopping done (see other thread) so time so join you all for that relaxing and smug cup of tea

 

[Speicher]

all my shopping done (see other thread) so time so join you all for that relaxing and smug cup of tea

That is very kind of you, but I wasn't coming apart
Help yourself to a biskit.

 

[trustysteed]

i meant i had just finished all my shopping so i could put my feet up and join you.

 

[Speicher]

i meant i had just finished all my shopping so i could put my feet up and join you.

I'm sorry, that terrible and very old "joke" of mine was uncalled for, I heard too many jokes out of crackers yesterday, and it has had an unfortunate effect. Have another biskit, or a mince pie.

I too have finished all my shopping, today I just had to get the double cream with which to fill the chocolate cake I shall be making, probably on Monday. I am not sure whether to put choccie icing on the top of the choccie sponge cake, or whether that is going over the top. I've done it again. Please, please no one is to read me any more crackers jokes. Must have another cuppa to calm down and relax.

 

[trustysteed]

i must have been more stressed from shopping than i thought, i missed the joke, sorry! i'll get the kettle on again.

 

[Speicher]

An explanation may be needed, this is a very stressful, busy time of year.

Question: May I join you? (as in may I put you back together again)
Answer: No, I was not coming apart (falling apart)

We'll have another superb cuppa and relax, and I will stop the unfunny "Jokes".

I have noticed, however, that you are able to appreciate the my sense of humour in the "Bob" thread.

 

[trustysteed]

aha, sorry, that was a bit too subtle for me to get! makes sense now.

bob's your backdoor and fanny's your front door!

 

[Brock]

Hello, my name is Brock. Can I have a cup of tea please?

 

[Speicher]

Certainly, in LOTP's prolonged absence, I seem to have found my niche.
I think there are some mince pies left, or did you bring some with you?

 

[Brock]

No sorry.. Should I have? I've got a bit of brie and some crackers?

 

[Speicher]

Oh, excellent, that really is my favourite cheese, thank you.

 

[Gerry Attrick]

Oh no, not more foreign muck. I've brought some organic Cropwell Bishop Stilton. It doesn't get any better. Are the any crackers?

 

[Brock]

I'll swap you a cracker for some Cropwell Bishop.

 

[Gerry Attrick]

Help yourself. Its great to meet another afficianado.

 

[Speicher]

It is time for a (fairly) late cuppa before finding a late film to watch. I think there is a danger that this fred might reach 100 pages before the end of the year. And I might reach "senorita" status by the end of January.