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ahh the memories
der der der der, der der der der, der der der deeeeeer der deeer der der der der, der der der der, der, de der de der, der der der der wah wah. |
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:confused::confused::confused:
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Re: Rhubarb
Originally Posted by Steve_P
(Post 9429554)
:confused::confused::confused:
Its a similar thing to when anyone asks you to "do" the Knight rider theme tune - you always end up sounding like a bad banjo impression. |
Re: Rhubarb
Originally Posted by mandymoochops
(Post 9429566)
that was my attempt at humming the Roobard and Custard theme.
Its a similar thing to when anyone asks you to "do" the Knight rider theme tune - you always end up sounding like a bad banjo impression. |
Re: Rhubarb
Originally Posted by mandymoochops
(Post 9429566)
that was my attempt at humming the Roobard and Custard theme.
Its a similar thing to when anyone asks you to "do" the Knight rider theme tune - you always end up sounding like a bad banjo impression. |
Re: Rhubarb
Originally Posted by Steve_P
(Post 9429572)
That was me asking what the hell is Roobarb and custard? :confused:
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Re: Rhubarb
Originally Posted by mandymoochops
(Post 9429606)
A 1970's cartoon about a badly drawn green dog and purple cat. It was wicked :thumbup:
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Well, it aint crumble to be eaten in this house but humble.
Here's part of the scene. People well established in Canada will know, at a glance, that that's not rhubarb but burdock, trampled not out of fear but for it's juice. Juice that superstition holds will repel mosquitoes. |
Re: Rhubarb
Originally Posted by mandymoochops
(Post 9429606)
A 1970's cartoon about a badly drawn green dog and purple cat. It was wicked :thumbup:
Originally Posted by Steve_P
(Post 9429617)
O.K. if you say so. :rolleyes:
...After your time I assume Steve. ...and I prefer rhubarb in crumble, in fact may make this weekend now.... plus I recall it was good for dualling with, or for umbrellas in a summer storm.....hmm, my yokel-ness seems to be coming through |
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This is a rather weird thread ... but thankyou for starting it!
Burdock .... that's what you make wine out of isn't it? ... with dandelions?? :huh: |
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Having just googled this, it seems that "1st year" burdock and rhubarb look very similar, but burdock has hollow stems. :thumbup:
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Re: Rhubarb
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 9430421)
Well, it aint crumble to be eaten in this house but humble.
Here's part of the scene. People well established in Canada will know, at a glance, that that's not rhubarb but burdock, trampled not out of fear but for it's juice. Juice that superstition holds will repel mosquitoes. |
Re: Rhubarb
Originally Posted by The Aviator
(Post 9431048)
You sir, have the first vegetable circle in Canada.
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Re: Rhubarb
Originally Posted by Alberta_Rose
(Post 9431026)
This is a rather weird thread ... but thankyou for starting it!
Burdock .... that's what you make wine out of isn't it? ... with dandelions?? :huh: |
Re: Rhubarb
You can also dry/roast burdock root to make a coffee substitute.
Oh, and rhubarb finds it a little hard to adapt to the drought & sun-strewn S of Spain! ... but it's surviving, just.... |
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