CT and Porridge

[willy]

Does anyone ever have a strange compulsive desire to eat a bowl of porridge while listening to The 'Teaus? Perhaps something to do with them coming from Scotland or something.

I always sprinkle salt on mine. 'Mother Nature's vomit' just wouldn't be the same without.

[Phil Lawton]

"Serpentskirt" makes me crave jellied eels, whilst "High Monkey Monk" produces a yearning for minced capuchin and olives.

[willy]

Originally posted by Phil Lawton
"Serpentskirt" makes me crave jellied eels, whilst "High Monkey Monk" produces a yearning for minced capuchin and olives.

I'm pleased I don't wake up in your bedroom in the morning.

[Phil Lawton]

Originally posted by willy
I'm pleased I don't wake up in your bedroom in the morning.

So am I.

[dannen]

Originally posted by willy
Does anyone ever have a strange compulsive desire to eat a bowl of porridge while listening to The 'Teaus?

no but Frou-Frou Foxes in Midsummer Fires always makes me bob my head uncontrollably like an autistic 3rd grader.

[Jeek]

I like to smear soggy corn flakes all over my naked body while listening to FCC...

[E-Lo]

Originally posted by willy
Does anyone ever have a strange compulsive desire to eat a bowl of porridge while listening to The 'Teaus?

No but, I do have strong desires to tie up dwarves with panty hose and toss burnt TupperWare lids at them. I might add this only happens when I hear "Glass Candle Grenades"

[Pale Clouded]

Originally posted by E-Lo
No but, I do have strong desires to tie up dwarves with panty hose and toss burnt TupperWare lids at them. I might add this only happens when I hear "Glass Candle Grenades"

roflmao You too?

[Pixie]

Yeah, "that" Pixie already chose to leave the "forest" ...I know you're right and I agree. I don't know what came over me, but when I saw common grounds...I just shared with in-depth how I identified...often opening up and revealing too much.

I don't necessaily feel like the dork in the roller rink that doesn't know how to skate...but I shall just keep more to myself. roflmao It's not like I'm running some psychology or a spiritual retreat here nor have I been forced to participate and to tell all in threads that similarly partake as in the game of truth or dare :rolleyes:

Catch you later

[andylama]

Bonk! Errrr...

Did I miss something? Is it just me, or does Pixie's post seem totally non-sequitur?

Is the list suffering database disease again?

Clank!

[andylama]

Originally posted by willy
Does anyone ever have a strange compulsive desire to eat a bowl of porridge while listening to The 'Teaus? Perhaps something to do with them coming from Scotland or something.

I always sprinkle salt on mine. 'Mother Nature's vomit' just wouldn't be the same without.

Mother Nature's Vomit?! Erk!

In Korea, they make a unique porridge out of creamed pine nuts. Me mum used to cook it up when we was sick.

"Teaus"? Like "Camel Teaus"?

[willy]

Like Spoggle-'Teaus.

[Phil Lawton]

Originally posted by willy
Like Spoggle-'Teaus.

Those were the days, Will. We'll not see their like again.

[JohnnyV]

what the hell is porridge anywho???

...beyond allusions in fairy tale stories I heard growing up, I don't think I would recognize porridge if it were in front of me. Is it a UK (and Korea) thing?

[willy]

Originally posted by JohnnyV
what the hell is porridge anywho???

...beyond allusions in fairy tale stories I heard growing up, I don't think I would recognize porridge if it were in front of me. Is it a UK (and Korea) thing?

Sort of a Scottish breakfasty thingy. Oats.

Donkeys like to eat them too. In fact there was a famous book called 'Donkey Oaty'.

[andylama]

Originally posted by JohnnyV
what the hell is porridge anywho???

...beyond allusions in fairy tale stories I heard growing up, I don't think I would recognize porridge if it were in front of me. Is it a UK (and Korea) thing?

In the USA, it's more-or-less analogous to: oatmeal, cream of wheat, etc. Call it "hot cereal"...just don't call it "mother nature's vomit", please. Blech.

[andylama]

Also, (assuming you didn't know this already) an old Scottish word for porridge is "brose", as in "Athol Brose"

[noboybands]

Originally posted by willy
Like Spoggle-'Teaus.

thank god it's not camel 'teaus