RasberrySmile, I was struck by the perfection of this onion. So much so, I thought it didn't need words to explain why I wanted to post it. Glad you share my excitement.
Carla Jayne, no, no! This onion has not been Photoshopped. What kind of man do you think I am, to try to deceive people like that?
Clearly Uncle Dick this evening you are dazzling us misty eyed mere mortals with The Onion (or the stripper of metaphors) - teasing us with layer upon layer of mystique with no certain end. The truth is yet to be revealed as to whether you have a sweet heart or a rotten telly person's centre. I await with baited breath your blog and Twitter feeds (especially as daytime TV has left the screens til the autumn) xxxx
@LucySofiano, the onion was a puzzle wrapped in enigma bundled in a flaking outer skin. The truth is that I have a very tender heart, which I just happen to protect with the outward demeanour of a bully, certain to make you cry. Grrrrr... Fear me! Grrrr...
DeskDiva, I hear you. It is such a perfect onion, though I wish it were the mighty red. As I've said many times, the red is surely the king of all the onions.
An acknowledged expert on every subject, Richard was the host of the UK’s most popular tea-time talk show before he propelled satellite TV into a new era with his show on 'Watch'. Sadly, that era was akin to the 'Dark Ages' but with lower viewing figures. He now divides his time between radio and voice-over work for a range of high performance mobility scooters. His hobbies include skiing, water sports, breaking endurance records, and creating world-shattering inventions in his garden shed.
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Never have I seen such a captivating picture of an onion Uncle Dick.
It's strangely perfect in a way only onions can be.
Wonderful! :)
x
That is one Photoshopped looking onion. Tasty ;)
Can I thank you both for your kind comments.
RasberrySmile, I was struck by the perfection of this onion. So much so, I thought it didn't need words to explain why I wanted to post it. Glad you share my excitement.
Carla Jayne, no, no! This onion has not been Photoshopped. What kind of man do you think I am, to try to deceive people like that?
Clearly Uncle Dick this evening you are dazzling us misty eyed mere mortals with The Onion (or the stripper of metaphors) - teasing us with layer upon layer of mystique with no certain end. The truth is yet to be revealed as to whether you have a sweet heart or a rotten telly person's centre.
I await with baited breath your blog and Twitter feeds (especially as daytime TV has left the screens til the autumn) xxxx
*sheds a tear for the perfect onion*
@LucySofiano, the onion was a puzzle wrapped in enigma bundled in a flaking outer skin. The truth is that I have a very tender heart, which I just happen to protect with the outward demeanour of a bully, certain to make you cry. Grrrrr... Fear me! Grrrr...
DeskDiva, I hear you. It is such a perfect onion, though I wish it were the mighty red. As I've said many times, the red is surely the king of all the onions.
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