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Were there piglets in England in the middle ages?
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Well, all those knightlets had to eat something, no?
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Didn't they have plenty of sheep?
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Do you see all those knights shave the sheep before they could eat and have time to rescue damsels in distress afterwards?
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Why would they rescue damsels in distress when they had sheep?
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Well, someone had to cook for them, no?
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Can't English sheep cook?
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Good question; maybe they can prepare the famous British fish 'n' sheeps?
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With some curry?
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Did fish exist in the Middle Ages?
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Was there only meat in the moat then?
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Or maybe the fish made a salmon's leap from Antiquity to Renaissance? Ermm
Does anyone know if King Arthur put some fish'n'chips on his round table?
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Since King Arthur was King of the Britons, why would he have eaten a Anglo-Saxon recipe?
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What did he eat then, haggis?
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Does anybody really eat haggis?
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Do the Scottish count as "somebody" (or would it be "somebodies"?)?
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Does my having a quarter Scotch in me count me as a quarter somebody?
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A quarter? Should you be drinking so much Scotch?
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Do you think that maybe I meant that I am falling apart and being held together by Scotch Tape?
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Are all Scottish people called Scott?
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