Cutting The Nose Off

[joggerjayne]

... the cheese.

Bad form?

Or ...

Well, it's just a piece of cheese.

[Zacs-Master]

I don't mind a bit of Red Leicester with chilies in. As for cheese snobbery......it's all toss.

[joggerjayne]

Costco have got some huge Nutcracker Suite soldiers. Like about five feet tall. They were about two hundred pounds. I'd get one if I had a house. It would look a bit stupid on the landing outside my flat.

[joggerjayne]

Chilli cheese. A bit wrong.

[Psybbo]

Then there's the 'nose' of the wine

[boxtops]

Not at all, JJ, it's tasty - no different to having a dod of cheese on your cracker with a dollop of chilli sauce on it. Yum.

[jno]

It would look a bit stupid on the landing outside my flat

especially if you'd cut its nose off

[joggerjayne]

"dod" is totally not a word.

[boxtops]

Interestingly I find it's not a word, JJ - but it's a word we use a lot, to mean lump, or knob, as in "a dod of butter".

[joggerjayne]

There's just no such thing as a odd of butter.

There just isn't.

:0)

[joggerjayne]

dod

[boxtops]

so.... what do you call it, if you put - er- a dollop of butter on your veggies?

[DTCwordfan]

Quote from Roxanne.

The woman herself: Maybe you'd like some wine with your nose?

[joggerjayne]

A "bit" of butter ?