Living off the land 100%

[bluescreen]

A different kettle of fish.

 

[The39thStep]

He could try foraging these

I'm a bit partial to a plate of snails and a cold beer. The small ones are caracois and the large ones are carocolitos, loads of people go out and collect them after the rain. They also do a snack of chicken necks/hearts/giblets in a sauce that isnt as bad as it sounds.

 

[Casually Red]

Blackguard

Corner boy

 

[kebabking]

...Stanley Edwards foraging is part of a grand romantic tradition, just traditionally with less beer and less bragging.

I was thinking more of the tradition of the Reiver families of the English-Scottish March, who would forage each others cattle.

Or, in a more modern context, conflict with Section 5A of the Theft Act (or whatever..)

 

[Pickman's model]

Corner boy

not sure that's a victorian or edwardian phrase

 

[not-bono-ever]

Shad.

You et a baby endangered fish.

What next - found tiger stew? Foraged snow leopard fricasee? Purloined white rhino paella ?

 

[Pickman's model]

Shad.

You et a baby endangered fish.

What next - found tiger stew? Foraged snow leopard fricasee? Purloined white rhino paella ?

i understand stan has a copy of swift's 'a modest proposal' and believes it to be a wholly serious work.

 

[Pickman's model]

Shad.

You et a baby endangered fish.

What next - found tiger stew? Foraged snow leopard fricasee? Purloined white rhino paella ?

polar bear pate

 

[JuanTwoThree]

Broken/stolen/broken/stolen/smashed by police/stolen/stolen/broken.

Were they called names like Catherine, Katherine, Kathryn, Anne and Jane? Because that's asking for trouble.

 

[Pickman's model]

Were they called names like Catherine, Katherine, Kathryn, Anne and Jane? Because that's asking for trouble.

Stanley Edwards chop chop, were these names for your computers?

 

[Fez909]

Were they called names like Catherine, Katherine, Kathryn, Anne and Jane? Because that's asking for trouble.

Was my first thought too.

Thought about doing a Stanley the Eighth rhyme, but couldn't be arsed

 

[Pickman's model]

Was my first thought too.

Thought about doing a Stanley the Eighth rhyme, but couldn't be arsed

more of a quarter man i'd have thought. or a half.

 

[Libertad]

polar bear pate

Is that a reference to Stanley's bald patch?

 

[Pickman's model]

Is that a reference to Stanley's bald patch?

meant pâté but pate will do

 

[planetgeli]

Cad.

Bounder

Blackguard

Mountebank.

I've been dying to use that word since...yesterday. Perfect fit for Stanley.

 

[Stanley Edwards]

OK. I have made a plan. New laptop screen is on it's way to a mates house in Lisbon. I am going to crack on with the hiking. My foot is relatively painless after a few minutes of excercising it - I don't think it is going to get z
any worse. Heading towards that place someone told me about here. I reckon it will be good lemon foraging country

In the meantime, I have loads of fresh from the tree figs with loads of fresh from the bramble blackberries to turn into a very unique seaweed pudding

100% naturally foraged from the wilds.

I don't want to miss this stretch of hiking, because there are some fabulous wild beaches. Breakers, golden sands, dunes, forest spilling down to the sea, and virtually nobody else to be seen. It is a very special place. Windy of course mind.

Here is the incredible wave...


There is also an artists' collective here, or collective of artists. They occupy a couple of small streets with their works. Also, some guy who composed for the likes of John Coltrane had a studio here for his final years.

Lots of interesting stuff. Very affordable, and you don't have to walk far to get to the wilderness, and away from the tourists even in the height of summer.

 

[Pickman's model]

My foot is relatively painless after a few minutes of excercising it - I don't think it is going to get z
any worse.

it was at this point that stan failed the turing test

 

[TruXta]

it was at this point that stan failed the turing test

Long after failing the touring test.

 

[not-bono-ever]

hike+ proviso about sore ankle = bus

Living off land + money in pocket = going to shops

Talk of fishing + talk of buying rod = chinese processed prawns from lidl


Quite a dictionary we are building up here

 

[not-bono-ever]

The tall Tales of Stanley van munchausen. By poxy

 

[Pickman's model]

hike+ proviso about sore ankle = bus

Living off land + money in pocket = going to shops

Talk of fishing + talk of buying rod = chinese processed prawns from lidl


Quite a dictionary we are building up here

but he has saved money by not buying a map or compass: or indeed a book about how to use a map and compass

 

[Pickman's model]

The tall Tales of Stanley van munchausen. By poxy

by the brothers grimy

 

[not-bono-ever]

"some fabulous wild beaches. Breakers, golden sands, dunes, forest spilling down to the sea, and virtually nobody else to be seen. It is a very special place. "

Take some pictures of this stunning landscape for us please Stan. From the bus windows.

 

[Pickman's model]

The tall Tales of Stanley van munchausen. By poxy

perhaps you could share the version of 'little red riding hood' from your edition.

 

[Cid]

Incidentally the Nazare wave hasn't exceeded 14 foot surf height in the last week, and is more likely to have been 5-9.

 

[Pickman's model]

The tall Tales of Stanley van munchausen. By poxy

he's more donkey okay than don quixote

 

[kebabking]

perhaps you could share the version of 'little red riding hood' from your edition.

Please not, there's more than enough noncing on the internet as it is...

 

[Casually Red]

not sure that's a victorian or edwardian phrase

It still gets used round here occasionally I'm afraid. Along with blackguard . Blackguard gets used as a verb too .

 

[not-bono-ever]

is Stanley Quixote missing the stabilising influence of his sancho panza?

 

[Pickman's model]

is Stanley Quixote missing the stabilising influence of his sancho panza?

Whatever happened to Stanley Edwards?