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victor nicholas
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Posted: 6 Aug 18 17:45
Are you in favour?

Q: Breakfast with a Scott
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Not unless I'm married to one
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What's for breakfast
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Is this a morning show
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carina-eta
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Posted: 6 Aug 18 17:59 - Edited By: carina-eta, 6 Aug 18 18:00
Do you mean a Scot? Or a Scott as in a person named such.
If a Scot, then there are pluses and minuses. The view of the herons over the firth- plus. They make their porridge with water and salt- minus. I’m in a quandary so can’t answer without clarifications.

victor nicholas
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Posted: 6 Aug 18 18:42 - Edited By: victor nicholas, 7 Aug 18 01:28
This really is a matter of choice and possibilities

1. A Scot
2. A person named Scott
3. A Scot named Scott
4. Gil Scott-Heron, speaking of herons

There could be more as well and I could be totally wrong also.

Erskin Quint
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Posted: 7 Aug 18 21:16
Ah. I have breakfast with a Scott every day. Apart from the days when I don't have breakfast, which are far and few.

victor nicholas
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Posted: 7 Aug 18 22:11
Is there a Scottish theme of sorts?

Sir Geoffroy Cockface
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Posted: 8 Aug 18 14:41
For breakfast this morning I had Mutton Jeff. It was splendid, the only meal named after me. That is if you forget about Geoff Cobbler and Cockface Julienne (also the name of my uncle).

What foodstuffs named after yourself have you eaten recently?


carina-eta
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Posted: 8 Aug 18 20:35
I had mutton dressed as lamb. Not for breakfast though. It won’t fit under the lidded silver serving platter with the coddled eggs and kedgeree.

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Posted: 11 Aug 18 03:55
If the mutton was dressed in a waistcoat and a top hat it might make for a fine dinner companion.


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I had mutton dressed as lamb. Not for breakfast though. It won’t fit under the lidded silver serving platter with the coddled eggs and kedgeree.



 
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