Does Michelle a Barless Podcast do songs about square space?

How close would you willingly get to a bear's face?

How's a bit less, how's a bit less, better than lonely, how's a bit less?

Well, well, well. In the last episode, when we were contemplating the origins of flapjacks, the O.T. kind,

versus the pancake kind, and I mentioned this draw of myth in Scotland that used to be full of cold porridge.

Oh, why do you have to even mention it again? It's given me nightmares for a month.

And yet a lack of evidence pointing to the definitive existence of those draws.

Hmm.

Lucky for us, Nick from Remfrucia has piked up to say,

I am in Scotland, and I can confirm the porridge draw story is true.

He's checked every drawing Scotland free of an smear of O.T.

Nick says it doesn't happen anymore, at least not with anyone I know.

But the older generation would tell you that they used to regularly get porridge slices

from a draw. There would be big wooden metal tray line draws in the kitchen.

This was the porridge draw or just a general cooling draw.

So I suppose it's like if you use the salad draw in the fridge but filled it with burrit.

Yes. I mean, there's nothing repugnant about a salad draw when you use that terminology.

I was just pretty repugnant. It's got a little green slime in it.

Right. Future generations might be as equally put off as I am by the very concept of a porridge draw.

Yeah.

But maybe it's just what you're acclimatized to.

I just don't know how you would then get that metal tray clean ever.

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