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Yup, went bald at a very early age
Quote: lofthouse @ November 28 2012, 7:43 PM GMTIn medieval times people ate their food then scoffed down the plate as well
Greedy bastards
They were called trenchers
Trenchers were usually given to the poor
Quote: sootyj @ December 1 2012, 10:36 PM GMTTrenchers were usually given to the poor
If I remember correctly they were made of bread and soaked up the gravy, yum, sounds good 
They also thought all green vegetables like cabbage etc were poisonous and had to be boiled and boiled to remove the toxins
Idiots!!
No wonder they all died in their 20's
Quote: lofthouse @ December 1 2012, 10:52 PM GMTThey also thought all green vegetables like cabbage etc were poisonous and had to be boiled and boiled to remove the toxins
Idiots!!
No wonder they all died in their 20's
My Mother still believes that!
If your addicted to things like drugs or whatever you will become a ghost when you die
Your soul will retain these addictions and needs and your spirit body will stay grounded here and will attempt to posses the physical bodies of other addicts so you can experience the drug fuelled highs or whatever that they have
A kind of apparadiction
Quote: lofthouse @ December 1 2012, 10:52 PM GMTThey also thought all green vegetables like cabbage etc were poisonous and had to be boiled and boiled to remove the toxins
Idiots!!
No wonder they all died in their 20's
You'll regret saying that if you haven't got your Christmas sprouts on a low jet yet .
Sprouts???
I'd rather eat dung
Christmas Pressy in post!
Is this the right place to ask a question.
Everytime I see a film about WW2 in the UK. Everyone's always drinking loads of tea.
Surely tea would have been a luxury good that was difficult to import?
Maybe there was some kind of mega cheap, rubbish wartime version of tea?
Quote: sootyj @ December 2 2012, 8:43 PM GMTIs this the right place to ask a question.
Everytime I see a film about WW2 in the UK. Everyone's always drinking loads of tea.
Surely tea would have been a luxury good that was difficult to import?
At the time we owned India, gained independence in 1947, very handy for tea.
Elm tea
The gypsies swear by it