July 19 is Flitch Day, a surviving relic from Medieval England in which married couples appear before a “mock court.” Those who can prove that they had “lived in harmony and fidelity” for the past twelve months were awarded a flitch, defined as a “salted and cured side of bacon.” According to Thinkquest.org, “very few [couples] ‘took home the bacon.’”
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if not, in medieval anywhere, they would stone the woman
if not, in medieval anywhere, they would stone the woman
It’s also the feast day of Servant of God Francis Garces and Companions.
And Wicenty name day in Poland.
It’s also the feast day of Servant of God Francis Garces and Companions.
And Wicenty name day in Poland.
That is solved very easily, in three easy steps:
- Take a pig or three.
- Ask for a good recipy.
- Fry them.
It’s usually a high and fast rush. It works in different realms. Bad consequences for cholesterol, though. Isn’t this unfair?
.lermit (contemporary)
That is solved very easily, in three easy steps:
- Take a pig or three.
- Ask for a good recipy.
- Fry them.
It’s usually a high and fast rush. It works in different realms. Bad consequences for cholesterol, though. Isn’t this unfair?
.lermit (contemporary)
How nice that it falls during tomato and lettuce season.
How nice that it falls during tomato and lettuce season.