14 Feb 11, 8:03 PM
Richtea
UK(BN), 2 yrs
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Once_Upon_A_Time wrote:
littlenic wrote:
Richtea wrote:
Perhaps there is an exception to this, seemingly, immutable law, but I don't know of it. 
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Lamb steak, broccoli and carrots.
There ya go. An excess of both syllables and yumminess.
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No, what you've got there is Sunday roast.
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Thank you. That's a much better way of viewing it.
I may be in the gutter, but I am looking at the bars.
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14 Feb 11, 8:11 PM
fellatrix
UK, 2 yrs
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Richtea wrote:
fellatrix wrote:
I think I may have the exception that proves the rule:
steak and kidney pudding.
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You may have a point there. I want to argue that, just by saying steak and kidney, everyone knows it's pudding or pie, so it's not necessary to add it on the end, thus keeping it to the three syllable rule. Not too convincing, is it?
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But steak and kidney is 4 syllables so you may as well go the whole hog and distinguish between pie and pudding. |
14 Feb 11, 8:12 PM
clare
11 yrs |
macaroni cheese.
I challenge you to re-package that as a Sunday Roast. |
14 Feb 11, 8:16 PM
lilybee
UK(TN), 5 yrs
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Cheese and port!
Did want to add my other fav deserts but your rule doesn't seem to apply to them boohoo  lily
If quizzes are quizzical, what are tests?
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14 Feb 11, 8:16 PM
Richtea
UK(BN), 2 yrs
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fellatrix wrote:
Richtea wrote:
fellatrix wrote:
I think I may have the exception that proves the rule:
steak and kidney pudding.
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You may have a point there. I want to argue that, just by saying steak and kidney, everyone knows it's pudding or pie, so it's not necessary to add it on the end, thus keeping it to the three syllable rule. Not too convincing, is it?
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But steak and kidney is 4 syllables so you may as well go the whole hog and distinguish between pie and pudding.
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Ooooops! *insert stupidly blushing smiley here*
Yep, pie or pudding, (pudding's nicer), it's definitely an exception.
I may be in the gutter, but I am looking at the bars.
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14 Feb 11, 8:20 PM
Richtea
UK(BN), 2 yrs
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clare wrote:
macaroni cheese.
I challenge you to re-package that as a Sunday Roast.
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Ah, but there's no need, as it doesn't fit my idea of a best meal or snack, etc., it can have a hundred syllables. I may be in the gutter, but I am looking at the bars.
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14 Feb 11, 8:24 PM
Richtea
UK(BN), 2 yrs
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lilybee wrote:
Cheese and port!
Did want to add my other fav deserts but your rule doesn't seem to apply to them boohoo
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No, I'm open to persuasion. I've already had to accept steak and kidney pudding. But they do have to be special.... and I can be quite fickle with the rules.
I may be in the gutter, but I am looking at the bars.
Edited 14 Feb 11, 8:25 PM by Richtea
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14 Feb 11, 8:27 PM
Richtea
UK(BN), 2 yrs
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rocco_43 wrote:
Pie and Mash - nom nom nom 
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And another winner.
I may be in the gutter, but I am looking at the bars.
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14 Feb 11, 8:45 PM
lilybee
UK(TN), 5 yrs
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Richtea wrote:
lilybee wrote:
Cheese and port!
Did want to add my other fav deserts but your rule doesn't seem to apply to them boohoo
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No, I'm open to persuasion. I've already had to accept steak and kidney pudding. But they do have to be special.... and I can be quite fickle with the rules.
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knickerbockerglory! lily
If quizzes are quizzical, what are tests?
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14 Feb 11, 8:53 PM
foxgirl
UK(LN), 22 mths
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Treacle tart! |
