2nd set to keep da music flowing and Jane loves the workout music being played in store room #4 waking up Kimmi's toys
Good Thing
Disco Inferno
I Got A Line On You

Tunes Day @ Rumps
Lights On
Bertha filled with
Chest Brew Grizzly Bear, finest Vietnamese beans "dusted" with dark chocolate. Yeah it's a Vietnamese thing y'all
Copper Kettle singin
Assorted sweets placed on side bar
Terrance fed with Tanzanian fire crickets
Jukebox on to celebrate this find morning
1st songs 1st set
I Can't Dance
County Line
Wobble
This ancient lion's soul can always enjoy more music, since Bear has decided to sleep in this fine morning
More tunes y'all
In The Air (tonight)
Takin The Slow Ride
weren't for the wind
Keep The Wolves Away
I shall gather up my sweet Jane and leave the rest to Bear's capable "claws"
Lion & Jane
Out
Happy New Year 2026
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Happy
Happy New 2026 here in Rumps y'all
1st to turn the lights on
Beautiful Bertha filled
As tea Kettle is singin
Fresh doughnuts & cuppycakes placed on side bar with fruit fried pies
Jukebox on
Terrance woken and fed too
Jane has new excerizes for Kimmi's pets in store room #4
She'll be busy for awhile I'm sure
Music after I organize my thoughts
Welcome back Bear
Sorry about the ice storm you been thru. I may bitch about rain or snow but ice storms are the worst!!
To honour your choice of Lumberjack coffee
A humourous start
I've brought in cinnamon rolls & twists
Morning tunes
Southbound Train
Troglodyte
Just What The Doctor Ordered
I'll take a 'mug of joe' to go and bring Jane back to give storeroom #4 toys a workout
3rd morning set
This Is The Life
Sadness
Wicked Game
Well folks time I head out to gather Jane. We been having issues lately of coyotes sneaking around getting closer and closer to the barns and out buildings I've put a lot of faith in our alarm system aka Jenny our donkey.
Time to turn it over to Bear
Be happy y'all
That's where everything starts
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Lion Out
MoanDay last of 2025
Welcome Rumpsteers
Lights On
Beautiful Bertha filled with Good Kahawa ground beans
Tea Kettle filled and singin
Cuppycakes & Doughnuts placed
Terrance up making his tour of the corners and just doing what spiders do
Jukebox on
Time to add a few songs
1st
Blue Jeans
Fade Into You
The Fate of Othelia
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To my Lush friends who are over the pond. This is the markings on a casserole crock I got from my Mom’s stuff after she passed away years ago. Just wondering if anyone knows anything thing about this marking. Tia
Evening
Here is a Google search on your mum's casserole
AI Overview
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This is likely a piece of vintage Denby English stoneware, identified by its distinctive ram's head stamp.
The stamp reads "AUTHENTIC ENGLISH STONEWARE HANDMADE IN ENGLAND" around a ram's head logo.
Denby pottery is known for its durable, high-quality, and often oven-to-table stoneware.
Pieces with this specific backstamp often date from the mid-to-late 20th century, particularly the 1970s and 1980s.
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Thanks Ape
Ah on the last of 2025; here's a thought in our Rump's Alternative Universe time to travel back to 1958 as we find Frank and Dean (Sintra + Martin) at the Levee in East Philadelphia.. As the smoke curls around the patrons they are here to hear a new voice,...
let's listen in y'all
Frank waves the young man over and orders a round of drinks. The young singer introduces himself my name Robert but call me Bob, Bob Dylan.
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Music is ageless
Morning
Thanks Bear for opening up
Maybe Lady Dryad will put a "shine on" your morning wood .
Morning Ape safe travels for your kids.
I'm thinking to add to our morning selection I've added Cinnabon cinnamon rolls to Bears mix
I'll try your "festive" coffee James while I play a set of morning songs
Blondie
Heart Of Glass
Foster The People
Pumped Up
Moonlight Howlers
Rocket To The Moon
And this one for all the ladies
The Runaways
Cherry Bomb
Our third set
Toad Bone
Caught A Whirlwind
Mexicola
Queen Of The Stoneage
Sugarloaf
Green Eyed Lady
Yeah all the way back to 1970
This lion loves this song and it's one of Jane's favourite might be her beautiful sexy eyes .
Enjoy your day and weekend y'all
Lion & Jane Out to the barn kitties and horses
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Here are two interesting historical stories from Christmas past
First the history of Festivus
And the little known and spoken
The eggnog riot of 1826, West Point New York
The eggnog riot, sometimes known as the grog mutiny or the Christmas 1826 cadet mutiny, was a riot that took place at the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York, on 24–25 December 1826. It was caused by a drunken Christmas party in the north barracks of the academy. Two days prior to the incident, a large quantity of whiskey was smuggled into the academy to make eggnog for the party, giving the riot its name. As described by Albert E. Church, who was absent on Christmas leave and missed the happenings but later became a math professor at the academy, "A large number of the cadets got on a spree, and became excessively riotous, setting all officers at defiance and even, with a drawn sword, chasing one to his room-throwing missiles through the halls, breaking windows and the railings of the stairs, &c. The scene, as described to me two days afterwards, was fit for Bedlam."
The riot eventually involved more than one-third of the cadets by the time it ceased on Christmas morning. A subsequent investigation by academy officials resulted in the implication of 70 cadets and the court-martialing of 20 of them along with one enlisted soldier. Among the participants in the riot—though he was not court-martialed—was future Confederate States president Jefferson Davis.
History of Christmas Candy Canes
1670 (Germany): According to popular legend, a choirmaster at Cologne Cathedral bent white sugar sticks into canes to represent a shepherd's staff for children during a Nativity ceremony.
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17th Century Europe: Before the hook, straight sugar sticks were common holiday decorations.
1847 (USA): German-Swedish immigrant August Imgard in Wooster, Ohio, is credited with first using candy canes to decorate a Christmas tree.
Early 1900s: Red-and-white stripes and peppermint flavors became the standard, appearing on Christmas cards after 1900.
1950s: Gregory Keller, a Catholic priest, invented a machine to automate candy cane production, as previously they were bent by hand.
Symbolism and Folklore
While the original purpose was practical (to keep children quiet), later interpretations attached Christian symbolism to the candy:
Shape: Represents the "J" for Jesus or the shepherd's crook.
Colors: White signifies the virgin birth and sinless nature of Jesus, while red represents his blood and suffering.
Hardness: Symbolizes the "Solid Rock" foundation of the Church.
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Popularization
Initially, candy canes were all white. The addition of peppermint likely originated from their use in apothecary shops, where the flavor masked unpleasant medicinal tastes, before transitioning into a Christmas treat. By the 1950s, thanks to automation, they became a mass-produced, staple decoration and confection for the holiday season.
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Now y'all know the history of the sweet treat, the candy cane.
My Christmas present to everyone
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Merry Christmas to All
First to Open up Rumps
Big Beautiful Bertha filled with Folgers
I'll let Bear to brew his foo foo fancy coffee when he stumbles in
Christmas cookies and Red Velvet Festive Wreath cake placed with care.
Don't fret y'all there 3 more behind the bar enough for everyone
Leaves just a few musical selection
this morning
1st up
Dance Little Wren
Little Drummer Boy
Christmas Day
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
I'll be poking around today
Enjoy the blessings of the season
Merry Merry to All
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Back to discussing Bear's "lumpy arse"
Most ain't aware that Bear dresses up as Santa down at Ma's Orphanage on Christmas eve. I'm not sure if its part "work release" or part of his probation but hey it's for da kids right??
Our in house security camera caught Bear celebrating after his gig in Store room #6
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We don't have a Elf on the Shelf
BUT
we have a Bear on the Floor
bless his Jameson soaked heart
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Not forgetting the staff around here, we've got salmon for Miss Pixel, a carton of candied crickets for Terrance, and, well, a little something for yours truly.
And if asked nicely, I might share - a bit.
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Merry Christmas James it's a special bond of Polar Bear and Anicent Lion that we have forged here in Rumps.
I may not "officially" thank you for your continued running Rumps
So here is a song for you and your lumpy butt, or as Kimmi sez HER furry pillow.
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Otyken
Storm
Happy New Year my friend and may you never run out ink for your stories
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It's official y'all
It's Christmas Eve here @ Rumps
1st in
Lights On
Bertha filled with Trung Nguyen special "mountain beans"
Tea Kettle singin
Christmas cookies abound waiting for our morning patrons
I left Jane in bed this morning
Jukebox warmed up
Terrance snoring in the Nut Warmer
didn't know tarantulas snored did you??
We are still having unreasonable weather with high temps tickling 60f or for you Celsius 15.556 no cold no ice no white Christmas this year. Our ponies are just confused as this ancient lion sigh
Music
1st up
Voodoo Child
Oriaanthi
Hair Of The Dog
Nazareth
Lunatic Fringe
Red Rider
Time to sit back and enjoy a few tunes
before sliding out to pick up Jane
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Having a shitty day. I'd like a very large glass of Moscato.
I just spent time reporting that an author named Elaine Phillips stole and published Hot Wife Hotel and The Office Whore in October and November of 2020 on Amazon. I am so angry.
I'm so sorry Kat and stunned of the thievery of your stories.
People can be real shit
Lion Hugs