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Erik Irish potatoes can be made in to Poitín.. waaaaay stronger than whiskey and potentially the cause of many leprechaun sightings over the years..

As for spotted dick.. I saw one of them once......:eek:
 
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hA HAR HAR!

And I just was to chime in and state :
I will not swallow any dick, spotted or otherwise.

Its a matter of personal opinion.

Sorry like Ron said, back to subject at hand.
 
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Did you guys not we just rolled past 600 posts in this thread? We're moving UP on hottest themes, just passed postcards....

And I'm in the middle of developing my first roll of Tmax 400 in Caffenol, CCL with KBr after Reinholds recipe.....
 

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Erik Irish potatoes can be made in to Poitín.. waaaaay stronger than whiskey and potentially the cause of many leprechaun sightings over the years..

As for spotted dick.. I saw one of them once......:eek:

So the question of the year is...

What the hell did all you Irish eat before Columbus? Potatoes come from South America.

Inquiring minds want to know

tim in san jose
 
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So the question of the year is...

What the hell did all you Irish eat before Columbus? Potatoes come from South America.

Inquiring minds want to know

tim in san jose

Twas Sir Walter Raleigh that introduced the great spud into our loving hands.. and what did we eat before that? Spotted Dick I believe.... :tongue:
 

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Twas Sir Walter Raleigh that introduced the great spud into our loving hands..

Not quite:

It is often believed that Sir Walter Raleigh was the first to introduce the potato to Europe. It appears however this is only part of the story. Sir Walter never set foot on the North American shores and only instructed, ran and organised various landing parties and colonies. One of these colonies in Virginia (Now North Carolina) fell into difficulties and the survivors had to be rescued by Sir Francis Drake on his return from battling with the Spaniards in the Caribbean. On the way Drake had stopped in Cartagena (Columbia) to take on supplies including many native South American plants including some potato tubers and tobacco.

The Raleigh link comes about, as it was his second in command of the settlement Thomas Hariot who had potatoes included with some of the botanical specimens he had found in Virginia. It was also thought that Hariot planted one of these tuberous specimens in Raleigh's estate in Ireland.

http://www.selfsufficientish.com/potatoes.htm


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The Raleigh story was also stated to be a myth by Mr Stephen Fry on the most excellent QI television programme. Can't argue with that!


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What if.... ne next round is something entirely different?

I rescued some films thats been all forgotten about today :
(there was a url link here which no longer exists)

Now what if... all of us dug out something like that up on the attic, and sendt it to each other in succession, just like on this adventure her, and then developed it and uploaded the result? Might be hillarious, to get to see long forgotten pictures thats ben left undeveloped.....

I discovered there might be need for censorship on those old rolls, one of them was filled with pictures of an Ex-GF, nothing raunchy, mind you, but maybe enough to make me sleep in the doghouse for a few days.... Also lots of pictures of a long forgotten football match, I used to get a pass and get to play Press!

Also was a roll there from an old friend : "cant you develop that and see if theres anything on it", it was found in a camera in 1984, and OLD camera by then, it was 4x4 on a 120 roll, might have been an Agfa Isoly, don't remember that anymore. But the pictures was probably from some confirmation / wedding and first baby born, so it did STAY in camera for the better part of a decade, before it got to me even, in 1985.....

Well there WHERE pictures 4 - 5 of them, partly exposed film. And save for a little fogging the film survived! Have a look at the caffenol blog, this is amazing stuff.

Erik
 
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The Raleigh story was also stated to be a myth by Mr Stephen Fry on the most excellent QI television programme. Can't argue with that!


Steve.

Well if the eloquent Mr Fry said it... it MUST be true..

Erik I think we might just leave those photo's where they lay!!
 

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What if.... ne next round is something entirely different?

I rescued some films thats been all forgotten about today :
(there was a url link here which no longer exists)

Now what if... all of us dug out something like that up on the attic, and sendt it to each other in succession, just like on this adventure her, and then developed it and uploaded the result? Might be hillarious, to get to see long forgotten pictures thats ben left undeveloped.....

I discovered there might be need for censorship on those old rolls, one of them was filled with pictures of an Ex-GF, nothing raunchy, mind you, but maybe enough to make me sleep in the doghouse for a few days.... Also lots of pictures of a long forgotten football match, I used to get a pass and get to play Press!

Also was a roll there from an old friend : "cant you develop that and see if theres anything on it", it was found in a camera in 1984, and OLD camera by then, it was 4x4 on a 120 roll, might have been an Agfa Isoly, don't remember that anymore. But the pictures was probably from some confirmation / wedding and first baby born, so it did STAY in camera for the better part of a decade, before it got to me even, in 1985.....

Well there WHERE pictures 4 - 5 of them, partly exposed film. And save for a little fogging the film survived! Have a look at the caffenol blog, this is amazing stuff.

Erik

Y'ain't got none of that developer made out of Lutefisk runnoff? Now that would bring out the images.

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Y'ain't got none of that developer made out of Lutefisk runnoff? Now that would bring out the images.

tim in san jose

Caffenol on lutefisk? Hmmmmmm let me see.

We use NaOh (lye) to make the lutefisk (LUTe means Lye, its another word you knownothings got from us and misunderstood).

In caffenol we use NaCo3 (washing soda) which is different, lower PH.

Lye would make this developer run off entirely, besides it would overreact with the Vitamin C, I'm afraid.

Unless...... Lye gets used UP by the codfish (the -fisk part in Lutefisak stems from codfish which is the holy grail for Lutefisk-eaters), lye reacts with the fish.

That means the lye gets WEAKER. If filtered to get out all the fishy goo, it might actually work quite good!

What shall we call your invention? Fiskenol? Colutenol?? You might want to patent it, it cold be another Rodinal! :wink:
 

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All I know is Lye is used in the homebrew version of Rodinal. Must be something to it.

tim in san jose
 

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To take it one step further, if we make the lutefisk out of bluefish, wouldn't we use the runoff to make cyanotypes?

tim in san jose (always thinking outside the box)
 

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A little OT, but it's cold outside and I'm in a whiny mood.

The folks across the street have installed AND lit their Christmas lights. Thanksgiving used to be a major holiday in the US; are they passing on the turkey and ham and sage dressing to partake of the candy? :pinch:

(Hey Sean, where's the smiley of someone pulling his hair out in rage?)
 
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A little OT, but it's cold outside and I'm in a whiny mood.

The folks across the street have installed AND lit their Christmas lights. Thanksgiving used to be a major holiday in the US; are they passing on the turkey and ham and sage dressing to partake of the candy? :pinch:

(Hey Sean, where's the smiley of someone pulling his hair out in rage?)

This is what you need to do.... :w00t:
 

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A little OT, but it's cold outside and I'm in a whiny mood.

The folks across the street have installed AND lit their Christmas lights. Thanksgiving used to be a major holiday in the US; are they passing on the turkey and ham and sage dressing to partake of the candy? :pinch:

(Hey Sean, where's the smiley of someone pulling his hair out in rage?)

hey Fred, have you considered making this into a phot project documenting the people that does these stunts every year?

I have a picture in my head about these, but that might be biased stereotypes!
(only in america!)
 

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I was thinking severing my neighbor's carotid artery would be my preferred response. :getlost:
 
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