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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: franksolich on September 09, 2011, 05:01:51 PM
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http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=442x332
Oh my.
trud (1000+ posts) Thu Sep-08-11 08:18 AM
Original message
what's a hunt table?
Not sure where to ask this. A Times article on house staging mentioned an Irish hunt table. So, I find photos of those on the web, but what do they have to do with hunting? What are they for?
This has been up for a while, but no primitives, the smartest people on the internet, have replied.
Maybe somebody here can help the turd primitive.
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Okay, I just nadined it.
It looks like your standard ordinary sort-of-oval-sort-of-rectangular dining room table.
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Some in depth Nadining gives the following:
This form of wine or social table was intended for after dinner drinking with the table pulled up in front of a fire and the decanter being passed on a pivotal coaster or chariot.
Also, used after a mornings Fox Hunting , when the table could be brought out in front of a roaring fire and the drinks chariot could be slid around the table on its track, holding a warming beverage.
The table closed serves as a very well proportioned serving table.
These such tables are extremely rare, though the term Hunt Table is quite common.
http://www.danielsantiques.com/antique_furniture_details.asp?stockID=195 (http://www.danielsantiques.com/antique_furniture_details.asp?stockID=195)
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Some in depth Nadining gives the following:
Thank you, madam; I had just nadined "images."
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Can it be that this trud DUmbass is so bottomlessly DUmb that she doesn't know how to nadin?
Maybe nutcase nadin actually does do a service for the DUmp.
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I always figured it was just any table with a boiled potato and a bottle of Bushmills atop it. :rofl:
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Okay, I just nadined it.
It looks like your standard ordinary sort-of-oval-sort-of-rectangular dining room table.
:greet: My hat is of to you, Sir. Everyone take note as franksolich has coined a new verb here, to be included no doubt in the next printing of Webster's.
Nadined. >v. NÉ™-deen[ed]. To have been corrupted, Having been used in an act dishonestly for personal gain. To have illegitimately pontificated. To abscond by deceit.