1,000-year-old butter ball found in bog

[Still Waters]

Nearly 1,000 years ago a giant ball of butter was buried in an Irish bog.

It may have been left there to preserve it for the leaner months, but whoever buried it, never returned.

It lay undisturbed until 1980 when Jack Shannon and his sons went out to cut turf in the bog at Carrownagiltagh, near Tempo in County Fermanagh.

http://www.bbc.co.uk...reland-27143838

[Lilly]

I think it just might be rancid by now? LOL!

[g00dfella]

FASCINATING...UNLIKE THE LAME JOKE ABOVE..

[Lilly]

FASCINATING...UNLIKE THE LAME JOKE ABOVE..

Do you frequently enjoy raining on the parades of others?

[toast]

Do you frequently enjoy raining on the parades of others?

I`ve read paradise on the first view instead parades. But Do you frequently enjoy raining on the paradise of others sounds nice

too, it sounds like asian poetry somehow.

Edited April 25, 2014 by toast

[Lilly]

... it sounds like asian poetry somehow.

Well thank you.

In return I will refrain from making any lame jokes about toast and butter balls!

[Keel M.]

Do you frequently enjoy raining on the parades of others?

This is the second thread he's made this type of comment on, so I'd have to say the answer is an unequivocal 'yes'.

[Imaginarynumber1]

This is the second thread he's made this type of comment on, so I'd have to say the answer is an unequivocal 'yes'.

I imagine the poster as an old curmudgeon that just sits at their computer and scoffs at everything and then makes angry posts that are sometimes quite humorous.