must fill in
| Larry Bliss from Raleigh, North Carolina, USA | 18 Jun 2008, 00:02 |
The effect is not unlike having a total solar eclipse in the middle of breakfast.
Chris Phillips: Then it is a total solar ontbijt!
| vintage from Australia | 18 Jun 2008, 00:52 |
That back gound works very well
Chris Phillips: Subtle isn't it Vintage...
| Ginnie from Atlanta, GA, United States | 18 Jun 2008, 01:52 |
LOL at Larry! 
I actually would love one of those oranges right about now, Chris. Do you think you could spare me one??
I actually would love one of those oranges right about now, Chris. Do you think you could spare me one??Chris Phillips: Be our guest Ginnie
| Richard Trim (T) from Leicester UK | 18 Jun 2008, 06:45 |
But do we actually see you devouring this unorthodox British breakfast.
richard
richard
Chris Phillips: I think that would ruin the effect Richard
| Richard Standley from France | 18 Jun 2008, 07:22 |
Are you sure that both fo you feel like eating what is on display on the table?
I really like the setting!
I really like the setting!
Chris Phillips: Oh it was all delicious stuff Richard
| chad from In front of a computer | 18 Jun 2008, 08:08 |
Ginnie has obviously never tasted an oranje in this country after it has been shipped for three months.
Chris Phillips: Oh obviously!
| MICHAEL SHAW from United Kingdom | 18 Jun 2008, 08:09 |
Steak Pie for breakfast, and whats a mug doing on the table at breakfast.What sought of place is this,it must be missed at all cost.
Chris Phillips: These are fine traditions Mike
| Bill Phillips from The hills are calling | 18 Jun 2008, 08:10 |
By any standards this is an unusual breakfast table. Your Thunderbirds outfit is impressive but the wrong colour. I like the skillfully applied black background although you have stained your Thunderbirds sash a little. Some white spirit might get it out.
Chris Phillips: Thank you Bill: I will get some at once
| jude iron maiden | 18 Jun 2008, 08:55 |
i hope this isn't the last supper - and that BlackDog's departure isn't catching
Chris Phillips: Heavens forfend!
| Astrid from Netherlands | 18 Jun 2008, 09:00 |
My oh MY...two handsomes at an ontbijttafel, are you ready for koffie?? who turned off the light though, I do hope it is NOT the lady on the street Chris has an affair with...angry ladies can be dangerous, I do hope you have your safety helmet within reach....you never know...LOL @ Chad...yep oranges do travel more than Ginnie does...
Chris Phillips: Hell hath no fury like an ontbijt scorned Astrid
| anniedog from Great Britain (UK) | 18 Jun 2008, 09:22 |
You look for all the world like a pair of cardboard cutouts. Enjoy your meat pie, oranges and Marmite, washed down with a glass of wine - Raymond Blanc, eat your heart out! BTW, I have been trying to work out what's in the red box. Any clues?
Ingrid
Ingrid
Chris Phillips: I think that was cereal Ingrid
| Sheila from Spain mostly, England a little | 18 Jun 2008, 09:48 |
At last, all is revealed. Looks like a very late breakfast with those bottles on the table - hair of the dog and all that.. Or it could be a very early supper before a night out, the bottles just for a preview. I don't know how things are done down there in Bath.
Chris Phillips: This isn't Bath Sheila: there's no whisky on the table
| Aussie from night shift and sleep deprived | 18 Jun 2008, 10:41 |
I told you the roof was leaking at the start. Now look no roof no wall.
Chris Phillips: Anything can be fixed Aussie!
| Martin from United States | 18 Jun 2008, 14:58 |
My, how the scene has filled in! It looks like neither of you really can contain their exuberance 
Chris Phillips: We are bursting with joy Martin
| Louis from South Africa | 18 Jun 2008, 18:48 |
Fortunately when I treat myself to a visit to the UK they don't serve that for ontbijt. Maybe it is a language issue - ontbijt means breakfast, not lunch. Meat pies (no gravy, but marmite is available), bottle of wine (no glasses, youse must be sluggers), a pot of tea (with 4 oranges to squeeze into the tea, otherwise who can drink it?), one coffee mug to share the tea (and to make up, each have his own pot of sugar) and please do not use the jug to put milk into your communal coffee mug - there is salt in the jug. The menu card is for Chris to hide his exuberant face behind, as the only way to produce a smile in days (photography is serious business). The cherry so to speak (write) is the cherry tomatoes which is there to pelt the other guy if he is too long using the communal mug.
All in all I believe this is more like a stand-up comedy than a sit-down ontbijt. Enjoy it while you are at it!
All in all I believe this is more like a stand-up comedy than a sit-down ontbijt. Enjoy it while you are at it!
Chris Phillips: Surely Louis - you don't think I take this with a mug of flippancy?
No one mentioned our little cakes!
No one mentioned our little cakes!
| tim from leeds uk | 18 Jun 2008, 19:47 |
at last nice to see you in the full again Chris and i hope you and your friend enjoyed that breakfast
Chris Phillips: It was SCRUMPTIOUS Tim
| jude iron maiden | 18 Jun 2008, 19:50 |
is that a rat escaping from Sir Chadwell Blinkalot's plate?
Chris Phillips: No - I think Ratty was in my pocket at the time
| Louis from South Africa | 18 Jun 2008, 22:07 |
Wasn't sure about the contents of those sideplates. Yours looks like it could be a round candle. Glad to read they are just cup cakes, as I hate to think what the candle (even unlit) can do to the intestine Enjoy the meal, I guess it wil take a couple of days to finish up.
Enjoy the meal, I guess it wil take a couple of days to finish up.Chris Phillips: Not long to go now Louis!
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| Ade Adesanya | 16 Jul 2008, 18:14 |
I like you style very comedic. nice
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