diving for baloney
So P and I were sitting in the park across the road yesterday. We had our lunches with us, sort of like a picnic, only all we did was carry our sandwiches across the road and sit on a seat. We were there to watch dogs and get some air and for the middle of winter it was lovely.So P says "Mortadella, that's like a fancy version of devon, isn't it?"
"Actually it's a fancy version of De von," I say, feigning a french accent, because we all know that devon is pig t&a I thought. "Did you know they call it Baloney in America?"
"No, I thought that was what they dived for."
"What, Abalone?"
"Yes, Baloney divers."
posted by the other one @ 7:21 PM
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