[Sca-cooks] Questionable Kitchen Tool (oop)

[A F Murphy]

And now we have a comparison - this page gives us the Apostle's Creed,
the one Brighid gave us has the Nicene Creed. We can compare lengths...

Whether you do this while poaching apprentices, or on a purely
theoretical basis is, of course, entirely up to you!

Anne

Susan Fox-Davis wrote:

>Stefan li Rous wrote:>>
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>>>>Why do they poach your apprentices? Are they a bit much on the raw
>>>>side? And how long do you leave them in the boiling water?
>>>>
>>>For the length of time that it takes to say a Credo.
>>>
>>For you, or them, to say the Credo? And as we've just discussed, *which*
>>credo?
>>
>>If it must be in Latin, does this mean that that the squire
>>
>>and protoge cook longer than the apprentice?
>>
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>We're in Altavia, where we have a bonny Latin teacher as our A&S officer.
>We probably do say it in Latin.
>
>A page of Catholic prayers in Latin:
>http://www.assumptionchurch.homestead.com/latinprayers.html
>
>The next time I find a stopwatch, I will find out exactly how long
>it takes me to say the Credo, Pater Noster, etc. in Latin.  I'm
>assuming a dignified intelligible pace.
>
>Selene Colfox
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