The Barn by Ralph Hagen for July 16, 2009

  1. Emerald
    margueritem  over 15 years ago

    Good advice, Rory.

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    carmy  over 15 years ago

    Ooh, cabrito! Hurry up with that fire, Rory.

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    farren  over 15 years ago

    No es “cabrito”. Rory es un cordero o una oveja.

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  4. Nanny poo
    carmy  over 15 years ago

    Si, Rory es un cordero. La cabra es un cabrito cuando esta cocinado.

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    mrsullenbeauty  over 15 years ago

    That’s a deeply unhappy goat.

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    Digital Frog  over 15 years ago

    just make sure one of the sticks is a match…

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    cleokaya  over 15 years ago

    Didn’t you learn that little lambs shouldn’t play with sticks.

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    bald  over 15 years ago

    be ready to jump back rory in case your fire does spark, wouldn’t want you to ignite

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    lazygrazer  over 15 years ago

    Stick with it, little fella….I wanna see a Rorying fire.

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    GJ_Jehosaphat  over 15 years ago

    doctortoon Re: “What does wool smell like when it catches fire?”

    Not that I’ve tried to burn a wool sweater, but I used to find patches of wool left on a Leg of Lamb I was preparing to roast. I “Wood” (would) cut it off, so perhaps that would be one way of knowing - experiencing the smell by leaving it attached.

    Vegetarians can try it by clipping a small thread off a wool scarf or sweater & burning it.

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    Blaize  about 2 years ago

    The real way ta start a fire with sticks is ta make a “bow” with a cord of some kind and a pliant enough stick, then get straw like dried out stuff fer tinder, then get another stick ta use the bow ta twirl the secon’ stick on the thatch stuff. It’s the safest decent way ta do it.

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