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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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"poach my fool head in vermouth"
Hi,
I have seen a movie and there is a scene between a chef in a restaurant and his lover, who has just come on a visit. When he wants the lover to scoot, the chef says: "It's about to get busy [the restaurant?] and I need some time to poach my fool head in vermouth."
Could you please tell me what this means? Is it an allusion to cooking? Is it a figurative statement? Thanks.
I have seen a movie and there is a scene between a chef in a restaurant and his lover, who has just come on a visit. When he wants the lover to scoot, the chef says: "It's about to get busy [the restaurant?] and I need some time to poach my fool head in vermouth."
Could you please tell me what this means? Is it an allusion to cooking? Is it a figurative statement? Thanks.
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Anonymous Hi, I have seen a movie and there is a scene between a chef in a restaurant and his lover, who has just come on a visit. " Could you please tell me what this means? Is it an allusion to cooking?
- Anonymous Hi, I have seen a movie and there is a scene between a chef in a restaurant and his lover, who has just come on a visit.
- " Could you please tell me what this means?
- Is it an allusion to cooking?
- Is it a figurative statement?
- Thanks.
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AnonymousHi,
I have seen a movie and there is a scene between a chef in a restaurant and his lover, who has just come on a visit. When he wants the lover to scoot, the chef says: "It's about to get busy [the restaurant?] and I need some time to poach my fool head in vermouth."
Could you please tell me what this means? Is it an allusion to cooking
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