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#5951 Tue, Mar29 2011 8:31pm

Barliman
The famous Innkeeper
From: Bree
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Re: The Taproom

...And several more dishonestly, I'll wager (i.e., ones that he hopes nobody will notice).


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#5952 Wed, Mar30 2011 8:36am

Milo
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Re: The Taproom

Thanks for the refreshing drink David. Cheers mate.


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#5953 Wed, Mar30 2011 2:26pm

hsf62
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Re: The Taproom

4 members at the same time, wow, lets have a drink!


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#5954 Wed, Mar30 2011 2:27pm

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Re: The Taproom

Organic wine for all Master Barliman! smile


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#5955 Wed, Mar30 2011 2:29pm

hsf62
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Re: The Taproom

Hmmm only 3 left. I guess Master Milo doesn't like organic wine.lol


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#5956 Wed, Mar30 2011 2:32pm

Milo
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Re: The Taproom

I love it, but I am at work also...


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#5957 Wed, Mar30 2011 2:34pm

hsf62
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Re: The Taproom

only 2 left. It seems Master Protozeus doesn't like organic wine either.lollol
Could have said something and I would have ordered something else, but just to dissapear....
Ok then, I'll drink it all by myself!tongue


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#5958 Wed, Mar30 2011 2:36pm

hsf62
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Re: The Taproom

Oh he's back!
Cheers Master Forest warden, who cares about work? It'll be there for you tommorrow waiting.roll


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#5959 Wed, Mar30 2011 2:40pm

Milo
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Re: The Taproom

Thanks for this drink Master Caster.
This will make me speed up my dwarves painting tonight.
I am getting out of breath with them you know...my brush is wearing down, very small minis, and I do not see the end of it hmm
Cheers ! lol


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#5960 Wed, Mar30 2011 2:43pm

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Re: The Taproom

Having fun so to say!cool


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#5961 Wed, Mar30 2011 2:45pm

Barliman
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Re: The Taproom

My scrumpy is organic too - it contains rat organs...


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#5962 Wed, Mar30 2011 2:47pm

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Re: The Taproom

I know Master Barliman, very natural!


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#5963 Wed, Mar30 2011 2:48pm

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Re: The Taproom

And very juicy.


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#5964 Wed, Mar30 2011 2:49pm

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Re: The Taproom

Rat's are a part of nature too! lol


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#5965 Wed, Mar30 2011 2:57pm

Theobald
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Re: The Taproom

Huoommm ... again I'm too late ... hom ... anyway, why haste? ... huoooooommm ... absolutely great diorama, Master Ddaines, and it seem to be quite tall ... rhuomm ...
Huom, now, gentlemen, when I before used the word "finger basket" I really meant it and wasn't referring to that oily-boily-bony-meatless stuff that KFC (mind the word chicken in it ... huoomm ... our American-English-speaking friends here might guess that it does not refer to an animal, but rather suggests that that company doesn't dare to sell what we call a meal, right?) ... huommm ... that had to be said ... rhuuoommm ...
as for those "finger baskets" I learned that, a very long time ago, it was a habit of barkeeps, at least around a town called Cirencester ... huoomm ... after kitchen was closed in a pub after lunchtime and you were late on a Sunday afternoon ... huoomm ... as sometimes I are and have always been ... huoommm ... the only thing you could get, in case you know the lady of the house, was a "finger basket" ... err ... that is you can get what is left from lunch, but nicely warmed or even heated up again and served in a basket, excluding cutlery or other luxuries ... huoommmm ... that's why this came to my mind, when I thought "what the heck is our dear Master Barliman doing with the rest of those nutrias after they've got rid of their tails ?" .... huoomm ... see, I'm just guessing still .... hoommm ... or has anybody around here ever been offered a nice spicy, hot nutria-curry? ... huommm ... at least it's not on the missing menue ..

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#5966 Wed, Mar30 2011 2:59pm

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Re: The Taproom

Huoommm ... Master Hsf62, meseems that rats very often are apart from nature, aren't they?

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#5967 Wed, Mar30 2011 3:12pm

Theobald
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Re: The Taproom

Huoommm ... what is it? ... rhuooommm ... whenever I just start to explain some serious matter people leave and leave me alone ... rhuoommm ... must be because of that nicely-cleaned and half-living warg-skins they're afraid of ... huoomrhuomm ... no problem that is ... once you witness that one of them tries to raise its head .... huom ... give him a k**k ... that's all there is.

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#5968 Wed, Mar30 2011 3:16pm

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Re: The Taproom

Yes they are! big_smile
I like them!
In a stew, on a spit or in the scrumpy!lol


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#5969 Wed, Mar30 2011 3:43pm

Barliman
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Re: The Taproom

OK, I'll add them to the menu.


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#5970 Wed, Mar30 2011 5:07pm

Theobald
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Re: The Taproom

Huoommm ... as "finger baskets" on a late Sunday afternoon, please ... huoommm ... after Nob left the kitchen ... rhuuoommm ... ??? ... --->>> ??? ... errrrrrr, did I get something wrong or does a "Prancing Pony" menu really exist? ... that's interesting indeed ... hoommm ...

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#5971 Wed, Mar30 2011 6:08pm

Barliman
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Re: The Taproom

Well, it did once, but I think Nob ate it. As far as food goes, these days I work on the principle that if it isn't ion the table-cloth, we don't serve it.


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#5972 Wed, Mar30 2011 10:06pm

Theobald
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Re: The Taproom

Huoommm ... I see, you're just trying to call the good old Pony a "restaurant" ... huoomm ... I don't mind .... so whenever there's no cloth on the tables, which does not provide cutlery with a nicely curved napkin, it simply means: "No food today" ... rhuoommm ... besides, Master Barliman I just witness that this Nob is not only chewing your last menu, he also stuffed himself up with my bar taps ... rhuoommmm ... nasty lad he is .... huoommm ...

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#5973 Wed, Mar30 2011 10:35pm

Turambar
Archer of Mirkwood
From: Germany
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Re: The Taproom

. . .the song Master Theobald has in mind is not called "no food today", it is called "no milk today". Performed by KermitsHermitsHermmansMermits . . .
I hope this place will have got milk tomorrow morning . . . tongue

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#5974 Thu, Mar31 2011 6:29am

Barliman
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From: Bree
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Posts: 4331

Re: The Taproom

MILK ????? - in the Pony? Wash your mouth out!


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#5975 Thu, Mar31 2011 7:48am

Turambar
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Re: The Taproom

In fact I have expected such reaction from you, Master Barliman.
No doubt, that bree´ish people has got no sense for real coffee culture . . . big_smile
I need a bit for my strong coffee. After that I have to put the coffee inside my eyes to weak up . . .


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