yeah, they aren't much easier to understand when read out loud. you know i had always thought this, but are the Carpe feegles the "long Lake Clan" they mention in the tiffany books?
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Re: Horace the Cheese
by raptornx01 » Sat Aug 25, 2012 10:21 pm
that disturbing
yeah, they aren't much easier to understand when read out loud. you know i had always thought this, but are the Carpe feegles the "long Lake Clan" they mention in the tiffany books?
yeah, they aren't much easier to understand when read out loud. you know i had always thought this, but are the Carpe feegles the "long Lake Clan" they mention in the tiffany books?
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Re: Horace the Cheese
by Tonyblack » Sun Aug 26, 2012 5:26 am
I think that's the implication. King Verence granted (with Nanny Ogg's urging) the clan the land at the lake. 
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Re: Horace the Cheese
by SWkelda » Thu Aug 30, 2012 5:03 pm
Thank you all for informative replies...I had no idea that humming meant stinky as in a stinky cheese! Definitely a Britishism!
I will re-read Wintersmith again.
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I will re-read Wintersmith again.
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