Lynton and Barnstaple - Operations and Development

Yes, I use it often with clients too lol

 

Obviously it depends on the order you put dreckly in the sentence whether it is Cornish or Devonian.

 

Next you'll be telling us the correct pronunciation is "scone" and definitely not "scone" ...

Tom

 

Don’t do that, or the clotted cream wars will break out again…

 

I asked the maid in dulcet tone
To order me a buttered scone;
The silly girl has been and gone
And ordered me a buttered scone.

 

Or Scone if you're Scottish.

 

If only the trustees had said all those years ago 'we will build an extension dreckly ' we wouldn't have been living with false promises, just trying to keep the topic 'on thread ' lol

 

Now, now - it's only been about 20 years since the last one, we don't want to be too hasty about such things do we.....

 

Or where the crust on the pasty is joined ? Top or side?

 

...let alone what you actually put in it

 

I haven't come across a dispute over original content. Meat, potato, swede, and gravy : does that make I Deb'n or Cousin Jack ?

 

So you want a Pasty??????????????????

https://www.properpasty.co.uk/pages/speciality-pasties

 

and not a proper oggie in sight !

 

I thought tiddy oggies were a Sussex speciality.

 

Can we get back to the L&B, please?

 

Is that Liver and Bacon ??