where there are no chickadees: What point is there in resisting?

Thursday, 5 November 2009

What point is there in resisting?

14 comments:

lissa said...: just look up haggis and uh, no thanks!; 9:19 pm
Neil Tasker said...: Sounds like a deal to me......Had a haggis pie for me tea tonight......quality food item!!!!!!; 10:19 pm
Anonymous said...: God i love my greasy little country.; 10:19 pm
Carol said...: I'll take the roll if someone else would like to partake of the haggis and tea :); 2:32 am
Alexandra MacVean said...: I'll partake!! :); 3:18 am
Miranda said...: Hahahahah! Maaaybe if two cups of tea were offered....; 7:26 am
Prairie Girl Wanderer said...: Haggis on a roll and cup of tea too. Sounds like a deal to me! :) YUM; 10:43 am
Nervous Bear said...: I'm intrigued by the whole idea. I mean, I know when I'm on a roll, but what's the deal when a haggis is on a roll? How does haggis luck manifest? Does it just stay uneaten for longer?; 12:29 pm
LDWatkins said...: Hmmmm......I'll take the tea!; 1:36 pm
ms toast burner said...: My mom used her Mum's haggis recipe as a threat... "eat your peas or your next meal... why, I'll get out your grandmaw's haggis recipe!" Never ate peas so fast!

;-); 1:46 am
PurestGreen said...: Oooh, the controversy. Some people yes, some people no. Then there is Nervous Bear, who likes his words slightly scrambled. :); 9:32 am
sallymandy said...: Good heavens. My husband once found a recipe for vegetarian haggis. We wondered two things...first, how can it be vegetarian, and second--why would you want to make it?; 1:04 pm
Marcheline said...: Ohhhhh..... my stomach just gave a pang of longing. For haggis, delicious haggis. For rolls, yeasty rolls. For tea, leafy goodness.

Just stab me through the heart with a stake of holly, why don'tcha?; 8:21 pm
Prairie Girl Wanderer said...: Update: on Saturday I went to the isle of Lismore and for lunch had a haggis and bacon toastie. it was delicious.; 8:10 pm

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