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#4551 Thu, Oct21 2010 12:02pm
- Barliman
- The famous Innkeeper
- From: Bree
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Re: The Taproom
Since it was probably my scrumpy that infected your gums, I'll see what I can find. I have a nice fluoride-tasting beverage here. Do you want to try that? Chartreuse has too much sugar in it to do you much good.
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#4552 Thu, Oct21 2010 12:10pm
- Milo
- The Attic Warden
- From: Toulouse, France
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Re: The Taproom
Let's follow your advice. go for your fluoride tasting.
Glglglglgglglglg....that stuff tastes terrible...still...harf... wait...I feel something...my gum is growing !
Thanks !
Milo Gamgee-Took of Bywater
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#4553 Thu, Oct21 2010 12:10pm
- hsf62
- Master Caster
- From: Australia
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Re: The Taproom
Cheers Archer of Mirkwood! 
Drinks are always welcome!
My goodness Master Forest Warden, that's not good at all. I hope everything works out for you in that regard.
Where there is a will there is a way, just as there are no problems, only solutions! Guess it depends on ones own perspective of the matter at that time
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#4554 Thu, Oct21 2010 12:15pm
- Milo
- The Attic Warden
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Re: The Taproom
Well Master caster, it is quite strange to learn that even if there is no tooth decay, you can loose every teeth...
Some bad bacterial took up residence in my gum.
It will take almost a year to get rid of these nasty germs...
Milo Gamgee-Took of Bywater
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#4555 Thu, Oct21 2010 12:40pm
- hsf62
- Master Caster
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Re: The Taproom
The Herb Sage (in German Salbei) (Salvia Officinales) is very good to treat this!
You use the Herb and use it like you would make a tee. But you don't drink it. You use it only to gargle. If you swollow some of the liquid, that's no harm either.
You should be able to get this Herb in a Health food store.
1 Teespoon of Sage per 1/4 liter of boiled water., leave to seep for a few minutes, denn gargle with it.
There is another Herb you can use, but I have to look it up first!
Where there is a will there is a way, just as there are no problems, only solutions! Guess it depends on ones own perspective of the matter at that time
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#4556 Thu, Oct21 2010 12:50pm
- Milo
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Re: The Taproom
I did not know you also have herbalist skills !
Milo Gamgee-Took of Bywater
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#4557 Thu, Oct21 2010 12:50pm
- Barliman
- The famous Innkeeper
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Re: The Taproom
Can I put it in the scrumpy? - I'm always looking for new ingredients to refine the flavour.
"A worthy man, but his memory is like a lumber-room: thing wanted always buried."
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#4558 Thu, Oct21 2010 12:52pm
- hsf62
- Master Caster
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Re: The Taproom
The following are the needed herbs.: Eichenrinde ( Cortex Quercus - latin) , Frauenmantel (Alchemilla vulgaris - latin), Vogelknoeterich (Polygonum aviculare - latin), Salbei ( Sage - english) - ( Salvia Officinales- latin)
Mix 2 heaped teaspoons (same qty of each herb) with 1/2 liter of cold water. Leave overnight. Next morning warm the tea up ( not in microwave of course), and gargle 'lukewarm" several times during the day. You can massage the tea into your gums and teeth with a soft toothbrush too!
Where there is a will there is a way, just as there are no problems, only solutions! Guess it depends on ones own perspective of the matter at that time
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#4559 Thu, Oct21 2010 12:57pm
- hsf62
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Re: The Taproom
Master Barliman, I don't know if this helps against hair growing on your teeth, (from what I have heard, that's what scrumpy does), but it's certainly worth a try besides a new "healthy" flavour
Where there is a will there is a way, just as there are no problems, only solutions! Guess it depends on ones own perspective of the matter at that time
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#4560 Thu, Oct21 2010 12:59pm
- hsf62
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Re: The Taproom
Master Milo, I don't..... but my wife and her herbalist witch mother have this skill for sure!
Where there is a will there is a way, just as there are no problems, only solutions! Guess it depends on ones own perspective of the matter at that time
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#4561 Thu, Oct21 2010 1:02pm
- Barliman
- The famous Innkeeper
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Re: The Taproom
Witch mother? Any relation of the Witch-king?
"A worthy man, but his memory is like a lumber-room: thing wanted always buried."
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#4562 Thu, Oct21 2010 1:04pm
- hsf62
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Blue blood yes, but distant relative.... that's if you can call it blue. Better not say anymore now, she may hear me. 
Where there is a will there is a way, just as there are no problems, only solutions! Guess it depends on ones own perspective of the matter at that time
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#4563 Thu, Oct21 2010 1:08pm
- Milo
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Re: The Taproom
I may avoid to use blue skills to heal my mouth then...
Milo Gamgee-Took of Bywater
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#4564 Thu, Oct21 2010 1:25pm
- hsf62
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Re: The Taproom
Witch mother has cure kids with leukemia, so I think you will be save master Milo.
For sure worth a try. Better then sucking soup through a straw....
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#4565 Thu, Oct21 2010 1:34pm
- Milo
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Re: The Taproom
I keep this life lesson as I don't like straws.
Milo Gamgee-Took of Bywater
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#4566 Thu, Oct21 2010 1:37pm
- hsf62
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Re: The Taproom
I don't like straws either.... steaks don't fit through it....
Where there is a will there is a way, just as there are no problems, only solutions! Guess it depends on ones own perspective of the matter at that time
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#4567 Thu, Oct21 2010 2:28pm
Re: The Taproom
Huoommm ... ???? ... urrr ... ? ... yes, of course ... huoommm ... but, let me ask, please, am I disturbing another lesson about coocery and brewing? ... rhuoommmm ... Master Hsf62, by-named the Caster, as a healing herbalists meets some curious and inventive brewer of liquids, called Barliman, known as BB ... huom ... alas, I forgot the victim, Master Milo .... rhuoommm...
but to be serious, Master Milo, you might try what our Master Caster suggested ... huommm ... but don't start with gnawing some bark from an oak (Cortex Quercus).... rhuoommm ... but mind that the 'Prancing Pony' is well-known and has best reputations for its famous porridge .... sorry ... 
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#4568 Thu, Oct21 2010 2:29pm
- erchamion
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- From: Granada, Spain
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Re: The Taproom
hsf62 wrote:
The following are the needed herbs.: Eichenrinde ( Cortex Quercus - latin) , Frauenmantel (Alchemilla vulgaris - latin), Vogelknoeterich (Polygonum aviculare - latin), Salbei ( Sage - english) - ( Salvia Officinales- latin)
Mix 2 heaped teaspoons (same qty of each herb) with 1/2 liter of cold water. Leave overnight. Next morning warm the tea up ( not in microwave of course), and gargle 'lukewarm" several times during the day. You can massage the tea into your gums and teeth with a soft toothbrush too!
Does it serve the remedy for other bones than those of the mouth?
I could fill a bath and get inside. My wights bones would appreciate it....
¡Fuera, viejo Tumulario! ¡Desaparece a la luz! ¡Encógete como la niebla fría, llora como el viento en las tierra estériles, más allá de los montes! ¡No regreses aquí! ¡Deja vacío el túmulo! Perdido y olvidado, más sombrío que la sombra, quédate donde las puertas están cerradas para siempre, hasta los tiempos de un mundo mejor. Tom Bombadil LOTR1
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#4569 Thu, Oct21 2010 2:35pm
- Barliman
- The famous Innkeeper
- From: Bree
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Re: The Taproom
Sounds like we all have health issues, but I don't want to get into a competition with you all, because on that score I'm pretty sure I'd win. But at least I'm still alive and kicking. At the moment. Until I trip over those d——d warg skin rugs again.
"A worthy man, but his memory is like a lumber-room: thing wanted always buried."
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#4570 Thu, Oct21 2010 4:00pm
Re: The Taproom
Huooommmm ... you think you'd win, Master Barliman ... rhuoooouuuoooommm ... never, I daresay ... no chance in that competition ... huomm ...
as for an entirely other matter, Master Barliman ... sorry, but I have to admit it was me having them w**g-s***s (never mention the word, as we once agreed) heaped up a little bit at the threshold to avoid the "Pony" being frequented by banner-swinging snagas ... rhuoomm ... just a thought, of course ... huooommm ... I should better take care of my thoughts anyway ... huom ... Yes, I'll have it done in a moment ... huoommm
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#4571 Thu, Oct21 2010 4:14pm
- Barliman
- The famous Innkeeper
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Re: The Taproom
As I said, Master Tree, I'm not going to get into a contest on the health front. I'm sure there are lots of people worse off than me. But if I fall over those rugs again it probably won't matter anyway.
"A worthy man, but his memory is like a lumber-room: thing wanted always buried."
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#4572 Thu, Oct21 2010 5:10pm
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Huoommm ... all you said is very wise indeed, Master Barliman ... rhuoommm ... and very much appreciated .... hooommm ... though I have to tell you that I just fixed a new sign at the door of the "Pony" when I was outside cleaning them ... ahem ... things, so to say .... rhuoommm ... the sign reads "Mind the Gap" ... huoommm ...
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#4573 Thu, Oct21 2010 5:19pm
- Barliman
- The famous Innkeeper
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Re: The Taproom
I've had another sign put up underneath it saying "Mind the scrumpy".
"A worthy man, but his memory is like a lumber-room: thing wanted always buried."
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#4574 Thu, Oct21 2010 10:42pm
Re: The Taproom
Huoommm ... yes, that sign exactly was what I was missing at the front door ... rhuoomm ... some lack of nails ... rhuoommm ... thank you for helping me promoting the "Pony" (though you're part of it) ... next thing is to find the the sign reading 'no credit cards accepted' to nail under the 'mind the scrumpy' sign ... so all customers are well-informed in front of the front door
rhuoommm .... being a barkeep must be a serious matter ... rhuommm ....
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#4575 Fri, Oct22 2010 5:55am
- Barliman
- The famous Innkeeper
- From: Bree
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Re: The Taproom
Very serious. Now, can you reach a bit higher up the doorframe and nail up this sign saying "Beware of the Nob" - yes, just there, above Hobbit eye-level so that the rascal can't pull it down. (I've had a little kennel made for him, which we can put near the gate.)
As for the "No credit cards accepted" sign, can you delete the last two words, please? Thank you. Then it's more accurate.
"A worthy man, but his memory is like a lumber-room: thing wanted always buried."
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