"Therfore bihoueth hire a ful long spoon that shal ete with a feend"
One of the more readily understandable quotes from Chaucer, and apparently the first use in English of the devil sup spoon quote.
I can think of a couple of traitors who would need a very, very long spoon indeed. And immunity to a huge cocktail of deeply painful and deadly poisons...
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Have you had a gawk at this remarkable likeness? I must admit, it took me rather by surprise. It would explain something about Hilton (A not P).
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