Horsefeathers...
Oops, I mean horseradish. I got some horseradish mustard and it is... well... YOW! :-)
Horses have it good. I bet horseapples would be GREAT!
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The sausage place near my house has wasabi mustard. Nummers. If you and trixie come to visit, I will but you both sausage and beer. For reals, yo.
I was looking for my cope of ATHENAZE to look up the greek word for "sausage-seller"
Horse Apples? Is this a Deutsch Ubung?
http://dict.leo.org/se?lp=ende&p=/Ue0E.&search=pferdeapfel
but = buy in my comment above.
In Attic Greek, sausage-seller would be something like allanto-poles. Forgive my poor translitteration -- I have no idea how to do a greek font in html. For the record, tho, that's alpha, double lambda, apha, nu, tau, omicron - pi, omega, lambda, eta, sigma.
-- Nora, who's greek lexicon is never far away
allantopoles is what balme and lawall say!
oh, and you already posted that up in the next entry. Reading comprehesion is not my strong suit.
Well, if you're not wearing your strong suit, then you presumably have other superpowers active, right?
Well, my pants have a reinforced seat.
I'll seat to that!
Do you think we can get one more comment on here?
Then "11 out of 10 ain't bad" will be HILARIOUS.
"But this goes to Eleven..."
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