by John Doe 68 Replies latest jw friends
No, it is referring both to the son of York, the soon to be Richard III, and is a play on the the word son and sun referring to the sun in splendour heraldry used by Edward IV.
Hence the reference to knocking off troublesome relatives in butts of Malmsey wine.
Loyaltie ma lie
daffodils? Stargazer Lilies.
Wine or brandy? Water.
Half 'n half or real cream? Ice Cream.
Margarine or butter? Butter, it must always be real butter.
Jackie
lemonaide, or hot chocolate?
straight razor, or safety razor?
pecan, or cherry?
letters, or email?
Hot Chocolate Safety razor Cherry Email... Cas
lemonaide, or hot chocolate?
depends on the weather and if it's home made from scratch. I prefer hot cocoa in the winter and lemonade in the summer
straight razor, or safety razor?
Both are dangerous. I cut myself too easily. I prefer the newer razors with two or more blades and a lubricant strip. I like those little sandpapery things you can use to get the hair off legs the best for legs.
pecan, or cherry?
I love butter pecan ice-cream if it's a touch salty, with coca-cola poured over it.
letters, or email?
E-mails are an easy, quick way to communicate. But for a personal touch I write a paper letter if I can and need to. And I love getting a handwritten card or letter.
steak or cake?
vanilla or chocolate?
lumpy or smooth?
fast and focused, or slow and relaxed?
Roses
Wine
Real Cream
Butter
Steak
Chocolate
Smooth
Both
Both
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