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Mike Sales wrote:Is there something fishy about this row in the SNP?

Ask Alexa

Mick F wrote:https://thecornishfishmonger.co.uk/scottish-salmon-whole.html
https://www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/ ... -sturgeon/

Alex is bloody dear £7.11 /portion or £85.28 / Fish

The Hunchback of Notre Dame retired today.

He received two years Back Pay, a Lump Sum, and a Case of Bells.

Thought for today:

If you're not meant to drink WD40, why does it come with a straw?

kwackers wrote:Thought for today:

If you're not meant to drink WD40, why does it come with a straw?

Me Da always called it a stroup pronounced like soup with a tr in.

"What did ye day wey the stroup for me wd40"

Just looked it up and that's what it is -- a pipe or spout of eg kettle watering can etc. Even windpipe -- probably came from Norse or Viking language. Used a lot in Scotland I believe.

So what's struper then?

Mrs Mick F makes apple struper.

Mick F wrote:So what's struper then?

Mrs Mick F makes apple struper.

Never heard of it -- anything like a strudel?

It's a fruit jelly for spreading on toast, and it's made from apples and honey.
Quite nice.

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