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Mad Over 50's Club now open

Mamyalynne | 19:00 Sat 28th Jul 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Good evening all - Milady is indisposed this evening , I have taken up restorative beef tea and the Dulux colour chart (pastels only) for her and will check on progress later.

So it falls to me to open proceedings, without the help of Danny Boyle I will do my best.

The buffet is divided into five continental sections , so there should be something for all - from Borscht to Sushi and Snags to Hotpot......this week I have made a huge cauldron of tonight's tailcock.....Flamin' eck.. a surprising and uplifting brew with a lovely copper colour.

For the Rofl:

A Javelin (blunt)
Dizzee Rascal's signed baseball cap
Mr Bean's Hanky
Sir Simon Rattles Rattle
Model helicopter

So let us gather and have a good chat, there may be fireworks later, if I can get a leg up to the ramparts.

Daily Telegraph

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nungate

I thought it was an etched glass DT, I do hope the engraved bucket is silver

DTCwordfan

well, gness, as you see I have been suckered into a small Sunday am stroll, the reward being a pint or four in the local, though I will have to dig out the mater and get her blitzed on the Zinfandel.

DTCwordfan

that you will have to ask the Lady A - though I am remiss of my knowledge of silver mines in Scotland other than the National Museum in Edinbourg and the Rennie McIntosh in Glasgie....

Mamyalynne

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All bukets are silver (coloured)

nungate

If there's gold in the Lead Hills there must also be silver around don't you think?
Please note : Embra + Glesca......

DTCwordfan

and Indium, Tin, Chromium, Nickel and Zinc, the lining of the buckets and flagons are assured,the glass cut - but I'm not sure about the plastic beakers (wyedyed?)