Kate Eddowes - Balladeer?

[Gary Barnett]

And can be dangerous when they start swinging their batons.

And if they hit you between your head and shoulders it can be a real pain in the neck.

[Robert Linford]

The Germans can get quite Brotish at times too.

[Gary Barnett]

The Germans can get quite Brotish at times too.

The Welsh make a meal out of everything - they use palava bread.

[Robert Linford]

And then they're up All Through The Night.

[Sam Flynn]

The Welsh make a meal out of everything - they use palava bread.

I've got a right cob on, now.

[Gary Barnett]

I've got a right cob on, now.

The sheep will get jealous.

[Gary Barnett]

The sheep will get jealous.

I hope I haven’t gone too farl with that ‘joke’.

[Matt Hood]

I hope Sam doesn't leave in a huffkin. It would be a pita.

[Robert Linford]

It ill behovis us to say anything that would make Gareth leaven, since we knead his insights on Eddoughs and on the Yeast End Murders in general.

[Gary Barnett]

It ill behovis us to say anything that would make Gareth leaven, since we knead his insights on Eddoughs and on the Yeast End Murders in general.

He’s the flour of Ripperology, the toast of the valleys and his Mother’s Pride and joy. I hope he hasn’t gone for a (War)burton without saying good beigel.

[Robert Linford]

He is indeed his Mother's Pride and joy, and is rumoured to have Crusty Springfield's autograph. What's more he has Nimble wits and it goes against the grain to chaff him. If there's one man who can lead us through the Whitechapel maize, it is Gareth. He loves his bread and is often to be seen after a few drinks, tilting at windmills.

[Gary Barnett]

He is indeed his Mother's Pride and joy, and is rumoured to have Crusty Springfield's autograph. What's more he has Nimble wits and it goes against the grain to chaff him. If there's one man who can lead us through the Whitechapel maize, it is Gareth. He loves his bread and is often to be seen after a few drinks, tilting at windmills.

His rye wit would be sorgumly missed if he didn’t wheatern.

[Gary Barnett]

Have I misspelt ‘sorgum’?

[Robert Linford]

Don't worry, I'm sure he'll pop up on various threads in a number of rolls, but without any waffle.

[Cogidubnus]

Too many ill-bread folk around here...