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26 May 2011, 9:17 pm

Raptor wrote:

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I wonder where Quiche lies, politically.

quiche is far left

No man that can honestly say he's a man would eat quiche.
I don't even feel quite right spelling it correctly.

I would never eat a quiche either.
but you know what I do like egg and bacon pies maybe with a little spinach in them.

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26 May 2011, 9:20 pm

I would say I lean more to continental European than my own cuisine, though I do have favourites from around the UK. People look at me strange when I tell them my love of quite a bit of Polish cuisine for instance.

Classical liberal and conservative with nationalist tendencies.

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27 May 2011, 8:58 am

JakobVirgil wrote:

Raptor wrote:

JakobVirgil wrote:

Moog wrote:

I wonder where Quiche lies, politically.

quiche is far left

No man that can honestly say he's a man would eat quiche.
I don't even feel quite right spelling it correctly.

I would never eat a quiche either.
but you know what I do like egg and bacon pies maybe with a little spinach in them.

Quiche would be fine if it were not so eggy - often too much for me.

At first reading I saw this not as quiche - foodstuff but as Quiche - language and people.

Some find eating quiche chic.

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27 May 2011, 9:00 am

Philologos wrote:

JakobVirgil wrote:

Raptor wrote:

JakobVirgil wrote:

Moog wrote:

I wonder where Quiche lies, politically.

quiche is far left

No man that can honestly say he's a man would eat quiche.
I don't even feel quite right spelling it correctly.

I would never eat a quiche either.
but you know what I do like egg and bacon pies maybe with a little spinach in them.

Quiche would be fine if it were not so eggy - often too much for me.

At first reading I saw this not as quiche - foodstuff but as Quiche - language and people.

Some find eating quiche chic.

I wasn't sure how to spell quiche, so I capitalised it as a kind of brazening it out.

If you're gonna be wrong, be bold about it.

A non eggy quiche is just a weird pizza

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27 May 2011, 9:05 am

Political eating eh? All that springs to mind is Monica Lewinsky.

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27 May 2011, 9:09 am

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Political eating eh? All that springs to mind is Monica Lewinsky.

I couldn't eat a whole one.

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27 May 2011, 9:34 am

Moog wrote:

TallyMan wrote:

Political eating eh? All that springs to mind is Monica Lewinsky.

I couldn't eat a whole one.

You have that backwards.

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