good idea. the question of the hour is:

excuse me frieda but the second one is serious

I admit: I don't know what Taters is :( and that's just because I'm atm a place whose name is etymologically related with Gollum (actually I think his parents' hole is somewhere close-bye) and before I can leave this place it is to late to answer your ^^question :(
But as to your ^question:

Berries and tea

(You forgot your teatime with all your asking questions, eh?)

worse than that i missed my train

The Case of Berries and the Missed Train

berries and summer wine

^^See!! But now you can ask one, two, three more till the next one is due ;)

speak elf


whatstatersaye

This is the epitome of taters and is also probably nsf some people's w.


And berries is for bears and Sal.

that one's mine, actually. we're both endlessly amused by the artistic medium of animated gifs.

aw this was one of my favorite books when i was a kid.



i'm going to ask the next ¿ question of the hour ?

what was your favorite childhood book(s)?

fox
socks
box
knox

fox in socks
knox in box

fox in socks, on knox, on box

...

if sir, you, sir, choose to chew sir, with the goo-goose, chew sir, do sir!

...

through three cheese trees, three free fleas flew.
while these fleas flew, freezy breeze blew
freezy breeze made these three trees freeze
freezy trees made these trees' cheese freeze
that's what made these three free fleas sneeze.

(quoted from memory)
(I've been off-book since I was 4)

Sob! That one!! Blueberries For Sal.

The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats

http://www.libri.hu/hu/images/libri_cover/7960?type=4

about a selfish pig with whom I totally identified myself. And still do.

may I please axe you to serve me a Gimli ?

that's a vodka lime and berry juice

thank you for your kindness

^*snerk*

I loved many many books (Snowy Day, yes yes), but my favorites, the ones I read until the spines cracked and the pages fell out in heaps....Roald Dahl. Most especially James and the Giant Peach.

The movie distressed me greatly.