Post a useless fact

[Parts]

At one time oysters were so plentiful in London that they were regularly eaten by the poor.

It was like that with lobster also at one point.

[lutra]

^ Yeah.. and both (plus lots of other seafood too) are quite expensive to buy nowadays. Shame.. for it is top food.

[lutra]

De 'echte Bergse clique' is sneu en achterbaks vooral. Useless/incomprehensible info for you maybe but right as rain nonetheless.

[Queen Victoria]

De 'echte Bergse clique' is sneu en achterbaks vooral. Useless/incomprehensible info for you maybe but right as rain nonetheless.

The "real mountain clique" is sad and deceitful above all. 


I'll keep it in mind the next time I climb the New Orleans Mountains.  lol.

[lutra]

Do that.. lol

I will too.. (concerning Berregenaeren).

[Parts]

The city I live in has a population of just under 53,000

[Queen Victoria]

I figured this out on my own a while back.  In the USA the rural areas have a saying, "chewing the fat" to refer to friendly talk among men, usually sitting outside a store (the old days).  Well, if bacon is cooked crisp you can eat it quickly.  If it's not, then you have to take time to chew the fat.  The old-timers had the time to socialize and "chew the fat."

P.S.  I can't abide crisp bacon.   

[Parts]

The town I live in, Milford Ct, has just over 14 miles of shoreline on Long Island Sound more than any other town in Ct

[Queen Victoria]

I met someone today from Connecticut, but I didn't find out exactly where.

["couldbecousin"]

I figured this out on my own a while back.  In the USA the rural areas have a saying, "chewing the fat" to refer to friendly talk among men, usually sitting outside a store (the old days).  Well, if bacon is cooked crisp you can eat it quickly.  If it's not, then you have to take time to chew the fat.  The old-timers had the time to socialize and "chew the fat."

P.S.  I can't abide crisp bacon.

 I got busy in the kitchen      and made you some chewy bacon! 

[Queen Victoria]

I figured this out on my own a while back.  In the USA the rural areas have a saying, "chewing the fat" to refer to friendly talk among men, usually sitting outside a store (the old days).  Well, if bacon is cooked crisp you can eat it quickly.  If it's not, then you have to take time to chew the fat.  The old-timers had the time to socialize and "chew the fat."

P.S.  I can't abide crisp bacon.

 I got busy in the kitchen      and made you some chewy bacon! 

Well, thank you honey.  Let's sit a spell and chew the fat.  How you been?

["couldbecousin"]

I figured this out on my own a while back.  In the USA the rural areas have a saying, "chewing the fat" to refer to friendly talk among men, usually sitting outside a store (the old days).  Well, if bacon is cooked crisp you can eat it quickly.  If it's not, then you have to take time to chew the fat.  The old-timers had the time to socialize and "chew the fat."

P.S.  I can't abide crisp bacon.

 I got busy in the kitchen      and made you some chewy bacon! 

Well, thank you honey.  Let's sit a spell and chew the fat.  How you been?

 I've been just fine, getting a tad plump these days, how about you? 

[Queen Victoria]

I figured this out on my own a while back.  In the USA the rural areas have a saying, "chewing the fat" to refer to friendly talk among men, usually sitting outside a store (the old days).  Well, if bacon is cooked crisp you can eat it quickly.  If it's not, then you have to take time to chew the fat.  The old-timers had the time to socialize and "chew the fat."

P.S.  I can't abide crisp bacon.

 I got busy in the kitchen      and made you some chewy bacon! 

Well, thank you honey.  Let's sit a spell and chew the fat.  How you been?

 I've been just fine, getting a tad plump these days, how about you? 

I'm been gett'n a dad burn headache from all this arguin' back and forth, back and forth on here.  Seems people ought to be able to git along better.  Not be so intense, know what I mean?

["couldbecousin"]

I figured this out on my own a while back.  In the USA the rural areas have a saying, "chewing the fat" to refer to friendly talk among men, usually sitting outside a store (the old days).  Well, if bacon is cooked crisp you can eat it quickly.  If it's not, then you have to take time to chew the fat.  The old-timers had the time to socialize and "chew the fat."

P.S.  I can't abide crisp bacon.

 I got busy in the kitchen      and made you some chewy bacon! 

Well, thank you honey.  Let's sit a spell and chew the fat.  How you been?

 I've been just fine, getting a tad plump these days, how about you? 

I'm been gett'n a dad burn headache from all this arguin' back and forth, back and forth on here.  Seems people ought to be able to git along better.  Not be so intense, know what I mean?

 Maybe some sweet tea and good music will help everyone relax!   

[Queen Victoria]

I figured this out on my own a while back.  In the USA the rural areas have a saying, "chewing the fat" to refer to friendly talk among men, usually sitting outside a store (the old days).  Well, if bacon is cooked crisp you can eat it quickly.  If it's not, then you have to take time to chew the fat.  The old-timers had the time to socialize and "chew the fat."

P.S.  I can't abide crisp bacon.

 I got busy in the kitchen      and made you some chewy bacon! 

Well, thank you honey.  Let's sit a spell and chew the fat.  How you been?

 I've been just fine, getting a tad plump these days, how about you? 

I'm been gett'n a dad burn headache from all this arguin' back and forth, back and forth on here.  Seems people ought to be able to git along better.  Not be so intense, know what I mean?

 Maybe some sweet tea and good music will help everyone relax!   

How's that crop of old people you've been growin' doin?  Any good ones in the bunch?