Suggested wine pairing: Zinfandel.
Can you believe it? It’s still
THE MOUNTAIN TIME HURLY BURLY.
Check back Tuesday and Thursday for more on what happens as New Lancaster gets exploded.
Today’s special: Lamb with green beans and smashed potatoes in a white-wine tomato sauce.
Today’s Special: A Canadian children’s program about a mannequin that comes to life after hours.
That’s actually kind of a cool shirt the priest is wearing. I gave myself two minutes to figure out what it says, and it turned out to be enough.
(I’ve had less luck with “cony-head” in the second panel, so I’m going to assume it’s a particularly vulgar Catalan insult.)
So many good responses here. and what an excellent thunking pose. I guess hyrax is grass now.
NAR: “Cony” just means “rabbit.” I probably should’ve put a better line there. Maybe I will.
Cold: Who came up with calling a hyrax a rabbit?! That’s like calling a zebra a short-necked giraffe.
…Not a LOT like that, but still.
Coney has always meant hyrax, it just sometimes means rabbit XD and of course, country matters derive from that..
Today I learned!