What children my youngest is 16 yrs

I think I will give it a miss Roofs

, I have arranged to meet friends for coffee & lunch though

Coffee ...................















voddy and chips

Oh okay.

Never drinking Voddy again

You're just showing off now

Good tip-off, thanks Sandy. I had:
Naan out of that oven thing & a chicken curry
Lou's Liquorice ice cream from Yummy Yorkshire
A pint of blond beer from the Elland Brewery
A latte from Grumpy Mule Coffee

We purchased to take home:
Mars Bar truffle wedges from Heavenly Chocolate
Fruit cake from Bothams of Whitby

Was packed, but as you say, a very good atmosphere. Kept an eye out for a play-dough haired goose in Birkenstocks, the only person I saw in that footwear was a 55 year old woman though.

It's really busy every year now.

I had an Argentinian rib eye sandwich, a few different beers, a venison steak sandwich, absolutely excellent and was going to have some rang dang Thai curry but Mark had run out, then Ms. Terrorist said I had to stop because we're going out for dinner.

Got some scallops, fish cakes X 3, venison haunch and goats cheese bread to take home.

Should have said you were going, and I did have some Birkenstocks on!

It's just a great day and nice to catch up with a lot of the producers who have become friends over the years.

I learnt a amazing new word the other day: "seledreorig". An Anglo-Saxon word.

Our 18th wedding anniversary today. My gift to Mr B was spending 2 hours cleaning his car inside and out. His gift to me was starting a DIY job on our front door, stripping off 90 odd years of paint.

And they say romance is dead.

“Our love must not be a thing of words and fine talk. It must be a thing of action and sincerity (1 John 3:1icon_cool.gif.”

Happy Anniversary Mrs B

I've moved a step closer to a mildstone today birthdays should be banned

I like mild, and I like stones. They should go together really well, but they don't. Stones in your mild is actually quite irritating.

I watched the first edisode of 'The Borgias' that was on Sky Atlantic.
I knew a fair bit of their history but good god (Literally).

Historical rumor has incest as a norm in that family.
I bet that isnt mentioned.

After the twincest in Game of Thrones, I'm not sure they'd shy away from it. We've got Craster's wives to come in the next series... nobody except Smallears and Raggytash knows what I'm on about now - nevermind.

Marriages of ancient Egyptian Royals were often consanguineous.

This can only end well... Mods! Oh.

Quote ="Mild Rover"After the twincest in Game of Thrones, I'm not sure they'd shy away from it. We've got Craster's wives to come in the next series... nobody except Smallears and Raggytash knows what I'm on about now - nevermind. Marriages of ancient Egyptian Royals were often consanguineous. This can only end well... Mods! Oh.'" Possibly the only diffrence is that this is historical and that could prossibly hit nearer home. Also we are talking about brother with sister AND father with daughter. www.sarapoole.com/blog1/?p=620 Other searches will give similar results.

Quote ="Mild Rover"After the twincest in Game of Thrones, I'm not sure they'd shy away from it. We've got Craster's wives to come in the next series... nobody except Smallears and Raggytash knows what I'm on about now - nevermind. Marriages of ancient Egyptian Royals were often consanguineous. This can only end well... Mods! Oh.'" Possibly the only diffrence is that this is historical and that could prossibly hit nearer home. Also we are talking about brother with sister AND father with daughter. www.sarapoole.com/blog1/?p=620 Other searches will give similar results.

The lovely Lucrezia

butter wouldn't melt.

Bad stuff happens in history, and sexual morality varies (though maybe not relevant regarding Renaissance Italy and incest).

You do wonder about some of the more lurid tales from history - Messalina, Caligula and the like.

Indeed.
But how many of them were the Holy See and gods spokesman on earth?
I can't imagine how shocking these accusations were back then.

Shocking - but maybe not surprising to a lot of people. The papacy in that era was not a byword for the highest ethical standards. Luther (and others) kicked off the Reformation a couple of years before Lucrezia died.

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Yip, times they were hard. We had the doggies hold up in a little canyon and tried to ride out the storm.

Fair on nearly froze to death out there. It's times like that when a man looks deep inside himself, tries to figure it all out.

I was down to my last canteen, had to keep it under ma horse to stop it turnin' to ice. Pesky Bob was fair on worried over Scratchy Sandy, he kept gettin' that far away look in his eye, didn't say a real lot, sometimes just mumbled about his Maw and Paw.

Me? Just pulled them old blankets around me, made sur ma hat was well secure and thought back to them times before...

Pah. The only canyon in sight last night in our muddy Northumbrian field was your bum crouched over the bottle of mead. Refuse to share it again tonight, my love, and you'll be dancing round my bullets...