Clingon Pal, you flatter yourself when you say you’re crackers! When I was a kid I had to go to the Maypole for “broken biscuits!” If we had a poor week we had to settle for “son of broken biscuits!”” Never did me any harm as you can tell” No Clingy my old pal and with a nod to your age, I see you more as an iced gem!
Masky "Son of broken buscuits"!!!??? - Luxury. We couldn't afford to have our crackers broken. We had to lick crumbs from lid of Jacobs tin - always a bit risky as we didn't have a cat litter tray. Minxy said things to you to help your self esteem. She knew she could have you on a lead - just like that iced gem. Just a minute, where's my collar?
Exactly mate. Hence it being a bit risky. It was a tom-cat too. So a real danger of frisky, risky business in the lid.