The funeral of CLARK GABLE in 1960
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VAN JOHNSON
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SPENCER TRACY & JAMES STEWART
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ROY ROGERS & DALE EVANS
I'll try that tonight. "Kuklamou (My doll), you're my wonderful spanakopita (chopped spinach pie)."what a wonderful, deep, eye-pleasing spinokopeta of a woman you were
Aye, most any other hot-snack flirtation works better than an allusion to the "Mighty Chieftain o' the Puddin' Race!"ChiO wrote: I'll let you know how it works. Probably better than "haggis".
Spanakopita gets one (at least this one) nowhere. I'm sticking with "my little baklava."Aye, most any other hot-snack flirtation works better than an allusion to the "Mighty Chieftain o' the Puddin' Race!"
Klondike -Aye, most any other hot-snack flirtation works better than an allusion to the "Mighty Chieftain o' the Puddin' Race!"
In the Highlands, your best alternative would be to tickle the sonsie lass' cheek and whisper that she's your wee bonny bridey.![]()
You'll likely be less smitten when you learn that a bridey is a sort of crunchy turnover stuffed with chopped beef, onions & gravy.JackFavell wrote:Klondike -In the Highlands, your best alternative would be to tickle the sonsie lass' cheek and whisper that she's your wee bonny bridey.![]()
You better watch out with that kind of talk.... I am smitten by your Scottish accent. Say something else.....
It sounds delicious, but not very romantic.....You'll likely be less smitten when you learn that a bridey is a sort of crunchy turnover stuffed with chopped beef, onions & gravy.
Again, not very romantic (in the man/woman sense), but the language makes me weak..... I will check it out on youtube. Thanks!Scots wha' hae wi' Wallace bled,
Scots wham Bruce hae aften led,
Whe'come to thy gory bed - or to Victory!
{This poem in its entirety has actually been set to music, and whether piped, sang or both, is very stirring - check it out on YouTube!}