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#601 Mon, Sep15 2014 6:34pm

Barliman
The famous Innkeeper
From: Bree
Registered: Tue, Jan29 2008
Posts: 4331

Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Ah, nice to see that the place can run itself while I pop off to the north for a holiday. Now that I'm back there will doubtless start to be problems again. However, since I'm still in "post-holiday" happy-mode, I don't suppose I shall notice.

Incidentally, on the whole I quite like the Harad flag-bearer, except that, as Master Turambar says, the flag itself is rather small. Still think the figure should have been part of a standard M range, not an MS....


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#602 Tue, Sep16 2014 6:16am

Milo
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From: Toulouse, France
Registered: Tue, Mar30 2010
Posts: 4454

Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Hi master Barliman !
Did you see any lossoth men on wooden things in the north? This is something I always fear...walking on too much snow for my size. Maybe they have some suitable for hobbits there?
By the way, I am really glad you are back as it is time for breakfast.big_smile


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#603 Tue, Sep16 2014 11:51am

Theobald
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From: the Osning in Germany
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

huooomm ... as our dear barkeep still is in a "post-holiday-happy-mode", as he put it, he might not be able to serve any breakfast yet, Master Milo ... rhuom ... anyway, I'm glad to see you back here, Master Barliman ... it seems that you have enjoyed your stay in the north ... huoommm ... that's the country with the "~key" syllable instead of "~ky", right? ... huom

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#604 Tue, Sep16 2014 12:03pm

Barliman
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From: Bree
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Posts: 4331

Re: THE TAPROOM 3

'Tother way round, Master Tree - the '-key' variety is the (superior!) type, as sold in Mithril-land, and also as spelt in the US, though I've never tried the American variety myself so can't comment on its flavour. My holiday was in whisky-land, currently a very confused country attempting to commit financial and political suicide.


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#605 Tue, Sep16 2014 12:55pm

Theobald
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

huoommm ... right you are of course concerning that syllable, Master Barliman ... hoommm ... so I'd better have a wee dram to keep that in my mind for good... huom ... and yes, things currently going on in whisky-land are more than strange indeed ... rhûoom ...

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#606 Sun, Sep21 2014 5:09am

twrich
The Man in the Dark
From: Minneapolis, MN USA
Registered: Tue, Jan29 2008
Posts: 752

Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Hello Master Barli, welcome back! (to your own bar, no less). Thankfully the "NO's" won, and that whole suicide business was avoided, at least for now. In the meantime, I have promised my friend, the Tree, some weed and ale (yes!! he will sip some ale . . . only it still must be out of his bowl). Enjoy Master Ent!


"All that is gold does not glitter, not all those that wander are lost." (Strider, The Fellowship of the Ring)

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#607 Sun, Sep21 2014 6:41am

Barliman
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

(Actually, he always sips ale – I just don't tell him that's what it is...)


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#608 Sun, Sep21 2014 10:14am

Theobald
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

huoooommmmm ... thank you so much, Master Twrich ... huom ... I'll enjoy this .... rhuômmhuom ... er, Master Barliman, I always trust that any liquid you fill my bowl with and is of a honey-or amber-colour is of very fine quality ... huom ... though you often choose to use different names for that liquid ... huom ... so if you call it ale today that's fine with me ... rhuom

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#609 Sun, Sep21 2014 7:50pm

Thingol
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From: Republic of Croatia
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Milo wrote:

Hi everyone,

I'm late for breakfast ? What about cooking these nice mushrooms ?
Click to close

I wasn't here for a few days... hmm.... seems I've missed very fine breakfast sad Is there something to order for one late dinner Master innkeeper...


.... Farewell to Middle-earth at last. I see the Star above my mast!

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#610 Sun, Sep21 2014 7:57pm

Barliman
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

...So late that the kitchen is closed, alas.


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#611 Sun, Sep21 2014 8:17pm

Thingol
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Too bad! After a long journey, I would have enjoyed in a good warm cooked dinner. I'm going home then to take a look if there is some food in my pantry.... have a good night....


.... Farewell to Middle-earth at last. I see the Star above my mast!

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#612 Sun, Sep21 2014 9:20pm

Theobald
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Good night, Master Thingol, I am sorry but in this case I cannot be of any help, alas ... rhuoom ... though Mr Barliman still is around here, somewhere ... huomm ... but mind please, when Mrs Barliman says "kitchen's closed" that's a fact, even for him ... rhoomm ... as far as I know ... huom ... and Nob cannot reach up to handle the cooker ... huom ... besides, he doesn't seem to be keen on such matters as I can hear him snoring from somewhere in a distance ... huom ... that's all there is ....

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#613 Sun, Sep28 2014 11:38pm

Turambar
Archer of Mirkwood
From: Germany
Registered: Sun, Apr27 2008
Posts: 2724

Re: THE TAPROOM 3

After finishing my holiday on an island far across the . . . ahem what? I suppose the fellows from spain should know it well.
What do I want to say? Now I am an expert concerning GIN, Master Barliman. Yes I am!
I met many people from your beautiful country and they told me all the different secrets . . . also concerning Tonic!
(well- taking all those invitations for serious I have planned my next holidays . . . )

Wasn´it your beloved Queen Mum who used to have this drink- "on the rocks" I suppose- and get a live over 100 ???!!!
We should do the same,  if we want to see all releases from our company we trust in  . . .

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The dragons are gone, the giants are dead and the children of the woods are forgotten.

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#614 Mon, Sep29 2014 6:13am

Mornedhel
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From: Luxembourg province, Belgium
Registered: Fri, Nov21 2008
Posts: 668

Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Good morning

So I will share a "on the rocks" to see all release even if it's a bit early for this drink.
But I understand Master Barliman doesn't mind


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#615 Mon, Sep29 2014 7:34am

Barliman
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From: Bree
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

I never mind what time folk want to drink, so long as they part with some coiny things for the privilege.

Ah yes, "mother's ruin" as gin is often referred to here in Bree. Very popular amongst some people, and yes, the old queen reputedly had a liking for it. I doubt, however, that it gives people longer life, except in the same way as formaldahyde preserves scientific specimens! But it was certainly regarded as a medicine in the past, and used to be very cheap. Not so now!

You'll find a good short history of its popularity and abuse here:

http://www.historic-uk.com/CultureUK/Mothers-Ruin/


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#616 Mon, Sep29 2014 10:32pm

Theobald
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

huoomm .... ah, I saw a well-known picture by Master William Hogarth in that link, Master Barliman ... rhuo^0m ... an interesting mind he had ... hoomm ... but wasn't it just after he left 'Gin Lane' when he engraved his ideas about a 'wrong perspective' ? ... alas, I cannot exactly recall ... huomm ... as it was a long time ago ... huoommm ...
... er, sorry Sir, I have been busy dusting and cleaning these premises from all them cobwebs, swiping the floor ... huom ... alas ... for about a week by now ... huom ... just in case it's clean if anyone pops in here ... huoomm ...

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#617 Tue, Sep30 2014 8:11am

Milo
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From: Toulouse, France
Registered: Tue, Mar30 2010
Posts: 4454

Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Well, I drank Gin once when I was 16...Since that day, I could not manage to drink drop of it. Even the smell reminds me how sick you can get if you drink too much.
So my advice is to be carefull with this stuff.
On my side, I'll have a pint of good ale with my breakfast.


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#618 Tue, Sep30 2014 9:33am

Barliman
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From: Bree
Registered: Tue, Jan29 2008
Posts: 4331

Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Good advice regarding gin, Master Milo. I too only ever dreank it once, when I was a teenager. As far as my taste-buds are concerned, it's AWFUL stuff. I'd rather drink anything else, up to and including rat pee...


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#619 Tue, Sep30 2014 7:03pm

Thingol
Brave Sam the gardener
From: Republic of Croatia
Registered: Tue, Jul28 2009
Posts: 3694
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

I do not have enough money to buy such a expensive figures right now but I found a nice metal silver coin in my pocket... can I order something for dinner Master innkeeper... ?

Last edited by Thingol (Tue, Sep30 2014 7:03pm)


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#620 Wed, Oct1 2014 6:08pm

ddaines
Skilled Artisan
Registered: Tue, Jan29 2008
Posts: 1958

Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Barliman wrote:

Good advice regarding gin, Master Milo. I too only ever dreank it once, when I was a teenager. As far as my taste-buds are concerned, it's AWFUL stuff. I'd rather drink anything else, up to and including rat pee...

A lovely, cold refreshing drink, not to be consumed in small quantities (Gin that is, not rat's pee) roll

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#621 Wed, Oct1 2014 6:52pm

Barliman
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From: Bree
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Posts: 4331

Re: THE TAPROOM 3

The idea of drinking gin in large quantities is pretty unappealing! Still, some people inexplicably don't like my scrumpy, so clearly we all have different tastes.


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#622 Fri, Oct3 2014 8:33am

ddaines
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Posts: 1958

Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Barliman wrote:

The idea of drinking gin in large quantities is pretty unappealing! Still, some people inexplicably don't like my scrumpy, so clearly we all have different tastes.

The Scrumpy is excellent, even with 'additions' - I just can't stand that stuff with or without an 'e' big_smile

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#623 Mon, Oct6 2014 3:49am

twrich
The Man in the Dark
From: Minneapolis, MN USA
Registered: Tue, Jan29 2008
Posts: 752

Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Hello Mithril friends!! Barli can I have an ale, and please send Nob over with a little Southfarthing!! Ohh, here are those coiny things!


"All that is gold does not glitter, not all those that wander are lost." (Strider, The Fellowship of the Ring)

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#624 Thu, Oct9 2014 5:45pm

Theobald
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From: the Osning in Germany
Registered: Tue, Jan29 2008
Posts: 5724
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Huuoommm .... I'm just back in here again from having taken a short holiday ... rhuom ... seems that I have to hurry with painting my leaves, as many trees are already busy with it ... hooooommm ... well, I'd bet they're too hasty ... huom ... so, Master Barliman, I'll have a well-filled bowl of that honey-coloured-non-sparkeling-liquid, please ... huom ... and yes, of course, coiny-things I do own ... huuôm ... was it owe ? ... sorry, I still have slight problems with the Breeish tongue and writing... hom ... but I'm sure you know what I mean ... rhuômmmmm ... mmm?

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#625 Thu, Oct9 2014 6:51pm

Barliman
The famous Innkeeper
From: Bree
Registered: Tue, Jan29 2008
Posts: 4331

Re: THE TAPROOM 3

I'm just glad that you didn't spend all your coiny things on holiday and can therefore still pay your way!


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