Red and Rover by Brian Basset for November 25, 2020

Sometimes it appears Rover is smarter than Red.

mmmmm deep fried clams

Mmmm, oysters…snot on the half shell!

That’s right, the Pilgrim Fathers came from England not France hence the fact that part of the northeastern US is known as New England. They sailed from Plymouth and so they called the place where they landed Plymouth Rock.

Other parts of the eastern US where originally colonised by French settlers. These include North and South Carolina. I understand that Kansas and Arkansas are pronounced differently because one uses the English pronounciation and the other uses the French pronounciation.

More like fish& chips from England. Wrapped up in news paper with vinegar and salt. Knock yourselves out boys. Please pass the cranberry sauce in the shape of can it came in or the mold of Jell-O with red hots in it, that was the end of wife one! Ha

Rover – you are one step ahead of Red

The pilgrims invited a few Indian friends. A huge mob of Indians came, worrying the pilgrims. Fortunately they brought with them LOTS of food, including deer and turkeys.

Yeah, I would say it is a bit ironic that because they were from England, they would have been more likely to have french fries.

Bangers and mash?

Lobsters!

I”d be OK with that!

I’m with Red – Oysters YUCK

And kidney pie for dessert.

Rover is so creative, lol!

I can hardly stand oysters.

Oysters aren’t that bad. You just need good ones.

MORE LIKE FISH n CHIPS .