Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke Am getting an error on that link sir.
Don't personally know of any English villages that are addicted to chess, but am aware of one or two that are addicted to candy floss.
http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20170511-the-indian-village-addicted-to-chess
for some reason this one works. Doesn't sound like Jack plays very good🙂 I wanna visit there! It is in the state of Kerala south of Gusharat and west of Tamil Nadu (where my son in law is from)
Originally posted by sonhouse http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20170511-the-indian-village-addicted-to-chess
for some reason this one works. Doesn't sound like Jack plays very good🙂 I wanna visit there! It is in the state of Kerala south of Gusharat and west of Tamil Nadu (where my son in law is from)
Yep, sounds like a good place to spend a few weeks.
Originally posted by sonhouse http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20170511-the-indian-village-addicted-to-chess
for some reason this one works. Doesn't sound like Jack plays very good🙂 I wanna visit there! It is in the state of Kerala south of Gusharat and west of Tamil Nadu (where my son in law is from)
Thanks, but apparently not accessible from the Uk. Get the following message:
' We're sorry but this site is not accessible from the UK as it is part of our international service and is not funded by the licence fee.'
Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke Don't personally know of any English villages that are addicted to chess, but am aware of one or two that are addicted to candy floss.
I read this and thought, "Okay, what in the hell is candy floss?"
I looked it up and found that it is what we in America call cotton candy. I'm always amazed at the differences in word usage between British and American speakers.
Originally posted by Suzianne I read this and thought, "Okay, what in the hell is candy floss?"
I looked it up and found that it is what we in America call cotton candy. I'm always amazed at the differences in word usage between British and American speakers.
A Malteser candy floss would cause you much befuddlement.