Yep!

*bows*
Kiss on the hand with respect

Well how do you think Sir Lancelot got his name?
Not all knightly intentions are "completely" honorable.
I'd say the easy tear garment will do.

,,,and the other cheek

Being from a Mexican border town I am incredibly in tune with the Scoville scale. I love the flavors and truly love the heat.

Other than the obvious (salt), I agree with Joe in the very basic table component of peppercorns....the first acceptable heat.

I know! Going way out on a spicy sprig here.


I've recently been revisiting (dried) hatch peppers as a table component. ..not hot just to be hot...but a smokey additive.

Judging by history, you really need to study up.

Hey Bailey. I guess we all need that type of investigative prowess to make Partner in the Firm.

Hope it was all legal and didn't test you too much.

I actually have done that Tom....I looked up "leeks". I have studied guitar folklore and looked up the name "Scratch" because my understanding of the deal at "The Crossroads" was incomplete (still is).

I love looking up random things! (the deciphering, cataloguing, verification being the hard part)

It's still this

HaHAH! Why am I not surprised that the "good stuff" comes from the Delta?

Smart Scoob

I like seeing what I'm getting into before getting into something I might not be seeing.

NOW we're talking! Though I agree (in most circumstance) with less being more, even the song says parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme. Those unadulterated sausage recipes (with the bread crumbs) are so simple but newly exciting.

....As are cajun anything. I have a feeling my palette is going to fall for BAIT...hook, line, and sinker.

HOLY CRAPPY!
How do you kids looking up Horny Stepmoms feel now?

Well "Touche'" (as they say). I guess it was the Vikings that first in their true form touched The Americas. So we have the raping and pileaging down.

I was just commenting on the line of logic that ideas die at the point of origin. Somehow Chivalry ended after the Medieval Knightly system with it's religious, moral and social code.

Do knights, nobleman, and horseman (of European decent whom I admire,honor, and am proud to be descended from) collectively corner the market on chivalry? When armour changed from steal to kevlar did it die?

Am I not (though stripped down to my speedo, cape, and boots) "Chivalrous" if I display courage, honor, courtesy, and readiness to help the weak?

To be "absolutely" honest, I'm not feeling so knightly. This speedo is COMPLETELY inadequate for sheathing my sword.

What are some of your favorite spices and herbs that you use and types of cooking you like to do?

Haha, Crystal. (By that rationale) Manned flight came from Kitty Hawk, NC USA. So in that sense one could argue you never had airplanes in Europe to begin with. Not many wear capes anymore (to place over a puddle) like Sir Walter Raleigh, but Chivalry at least used to be a well traveled concept.

BOO! again

Stu again?

William Blake walks in and says, "Thank God! I was just down the street at that Neoclassicism Bar. It really sucked! Can I just have a beer?"