Etsy Die Mad Terf Mugs - part of their trans inclusive line of products

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See https://www.etsy.com/listing/1858479662/die-mad-terfs-trans-inclusive-mug

I thought this must be a wind up in a Daily Express article but turns out to be true.

Other items include lawn signs reading “In this house we don’t mourn dead transphobes”

Mims Davies MP, the Shadow Women’s Minister, said: “My actual first thought was who actually relaxes with a cup of tea with a death threat on to women?

“This is appalling and, once the item is quickly removed from sale, serious questions need to be asked.”

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/2128252/etsy-die-mad-terfs-mug-outrage

that was unnecessary, @Namelessnelly and i am going to report you to MN and have your dangerous rhetoric banned

wwweellllll... Lambrusco is going through a revival too!

It is awesome with spicy Chinese dishes.... and good even with just some good Parma ham.

Never say never, Bref. You might find the perfect combo and suddenly it will all fall into place.

Have you tried White Port and tonic with a squidge of lime?

Hehe. At least I didn’t say lambrini was good. It’s the drink of the devil

Your adjectives need case agreements

Anyone else remember Mateus Rose and those distinctive bottles? It was the height of sophistication back in the day.

Yes!

And in the spirit of the thread, what about Sekt? I used to love those small bottles of it when on German holidays. So when I dashed into a corner shop for a bottle of Prosecco recently and saw a full-sized bottle labelled Sekt, I bought it.

Got to the party and the wine was RED (and horrid). Is this really a thing in Germany?

Fair

i will break it to him later after he finishes cleaning the bathrooms

Haven't yet but I will. One of my favourites is dry gin, dry sherry and lemonade.

i lived through the early 80s. Lambrusco is firmly in my past!!

get thee behind me...
[adds white port to the shopping list]

they are in the nominative. No case agreement there.

they have new sexy bottles and labels now.

White Port?!

Holy moly.

Can you rec a cheese to go with that?

My contribution to the party is Madder Rose.

Great tune.

On ice. Of course.

If it is a white port and tonic - then Brie / Camembert type cheeses.
If it served straight, and chilled after a meal like a dessert white wine - it will go with blue cheeses.

I am a fan of white port....

There is for adjectives. Maybe not for mad used as an anglicism, but there would be for verrückt, it would have an e in the feminine nominative and an en in the plural with a definite article.

But we digress.

Oh, sounds divine! Would you have a recipe you could share? 😉

Yes indeed we digress - but from a digression, which was itself a digression, so digress away, to your heart's content, it's all good

I'll try it both ways, to be sure!

Digressives are actually my favourite biscuit.

Somebody has been inspired; the woman behind me at the supermarket checkout earlier was buying two bottles of Baileys (nothing else). Bloke in front bought 5 jars of pickled beetroot (nothing else). My shop felt really normal.

Mateus bottles were usually the ones that held the candles in Italian restaurants, often heavily dripped with wax.

Do you mean the old Chianti bottles that have the bottom half covered in straw?

Or after those ran out, did Italian restaurants get the Mateus bottles (Mateus rose is a Portuguese wine) in to replace those straw covered bottles?