WHAT IS QUINTESSENTIALLY ENGLISH?

by Dansk 80 Replies latest jw friends

  • Check_Your_Premises
    Check_Your_Premises

    Supreme executive power deriving not from a mandate from the masses, rather from some farcical, aquatic cermony.

  • stillajwexelder
    stillajwexelder

    cruzanheart said Digestive Biscuits - Hobnobs are particularly good - especailly the chocolate covered ones

  • LittleToe
    LittleToe

    Still:
    Are you sure scones are English?

  • mark hughes
    mark hughes

    I agree with you c_y_p afterall strange women laying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a form of government.

    Sorry about the tweed little toe, I'm embarassed as I saw a tv program about it as well

    As we are on the subject of scones or should I say scones, how about.....

    LARDIE CAKE

    VICTORIA SPONGE

    ECCLES CAKE

    CHELSEA BUNS

    all washed down with a pint of ALE?

  • stillajwexelder
    stillajwexelder

    Are you sure scones are English?

    Now that you mention it Ross I am not sure. In fact a case could be made for them being Scottish as Scone was the place where Scottish Kings were enthroned and invested - I will check my history - 1000 apologies sir!

  • LittleToe
    LittleToe

    The Welsh turned scones into something of an artform, with their high teas!

    The English turned beer ibnto an artform with "Real Ale"! Respect!

  • avishai
  • prophecor
    prophecor

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    For those who prefer a leftist point of view

  • Soledad
    Soledad

    Hobnobs and tea------my favourite afterschool snack while I was in Trinidad

    I guess that spelling can be considered quintessentially English as well

    I love toad in a hole. I think that just may be my dinner now! I don't think I have any cabbage though.

    I have always envied English gardens......

    And what is my favourite way to spend a cold weekend stuck at home? A bag of vinegar crisps, a pint of room temperature beer and watching my Are you being served? DVD collection!!

    scary, isn't it?

  • serendipity
    serendipity

    crumpets

    English country cottage style

    cucumber sandwiches (and whatever else is served with high tea)

    thatched roofs?

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