[Paul Plots]

Please don't talk about ''e a tee i en gee'' them 

Does that spell "eating" ?  :blink: 

[Aunt Sally]

[Paul Plots]

Ops! 

[mumofstig]

Please don't upset the rest of the family in their time of bereavement 

They still have some growing to do, before they can all be reunited 

[Paul Plots]

It is a very old family but did you realise the sweet potato was used in England as a delicacy long before the introduction of the common potato by Sir Walter Raleigh in 1586.

I thought you'd want to know this. 

[mumofstig]

family history can help at a time like this, and knowing Sir Walter Rayleigh features in it, must make the family proud  Bless 

[Ice]

Please show some respect Learner.  I think everyone should know that spud was buried today in his best jacket.

[Aunt Sally]

Spud requested no flowers - just cheese.

[Ice]

And a little butter.

[Paul Plots]

Was Spud very religious?

I've mets some very wholy holey holy spuds in my time.

(I always get confusalled with that spelling!)

[mumofstig]

 bad skin problems seem to run in the family, sadly........

[dugless]

well something must have blighted his life

[plum crumble]

well, 'e's 'ad 'is chips then

[Paul Plots]

He was certainly a chip off the old block. 

[DD.]

I never saw eye to eye with him, always thought he was half baked.