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[doggereler]

In looking for an appropriate picture of a milkman for a response in my previous post I found an interesting website that has a number of old English style drawings of everyday English things

Comments

[kristenlou]

What's that she's pointing at? Is she looking for a sausage roll?

[doggereler]

Isn't everyone looking for a sausage roll?

[dyfferent]

The Dairy Book of Home Management (cheap as a very cheap thing in charity shops) is rife with this sort of thing.

[doggereler]

Then that is a book I may have to search out. I have no idea why but I am drawn to this style of drawing.

[dyfferent]

IIRC the Dairy Board published one every year for many years, will seek out mine and let you know.

caption:

[gfrancie]

"Do you have any loaves as big as your cock?"

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[doggereler]

There has to be cock in there somewhere. A lot like life.

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[gfrancie]

Exactly.
Maybe the alternate caption could be, "Does this bread excite me like you did last week?"

[verian]

Why have you sown two coats together to make one new coat?

oh yeah, and cock.

[doggereler]

Thing is, with you, you don't need a reason to use the word 'cock'. You just use it. All the time.

I've been thinking, I want to make a mix tape. Now I was thinking of making a mix CD but then I thought a mix tape would be better. I don't have any tapes here in the US or a player but I can get one. I miss those old mix CD swaps you did.

[audientvoid]

she's obviously asking if he's got a cure for her yeast infection.

[doggereler]

She seems very happy about it. Perhaps it's a nice, friendly yeast infection.