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Originally posted by Suzianne
That's not a biscuit! (Go ahead, say it with me... c-o-o-k-i-e. And they're not even good cookies! They don't hold a candle to Oreos, or even a good peanut butter cookie. )

Biscuits are flaky and what you eat covered with gravy on Sunday morning.

Neanderthals.




The only thing we have even remotely resembling your "biscuits" are dog biscuits, like Milk-bone.
Eating flaky stuff covered with gravy on Sunday morning??

Neanderthals.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
That's not a biscuit! (Go ahead, say it with me... c-o-o-k-i-e. And they're not even good cookies! They don't hold a candle to Oreos, or even a good peanut butter cookie. )

Biscuits are flaky and what you eat covered with gravy on Sunday morning.

Neanderthals.




The only thing we have even remotely resembling your "biscuits" are dog biscuits, like Milk-bone.
If you believe in a lie long enough it becomes the truth.

Over here in the UK we fully appreciate the importance of a good biscuit and while we, as much as the next nation, enjoy applying trivial, childish terms to things, the biscuit is not to be messed with.

Good day Madam.

Edit: Happy Birthday

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Eating flaky stuff covered with gravy on Sunday morning??

Neanderthals.
I can show you no solidarity as I am still upset with your conduct in one of my other fine threads.

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Originally posted by Woodgie
I can show you no solidarity as I am still upset with your conduct in one of my other fine threads.

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No hobnob for you.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
No hobnob for you.

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Typical abuse of power.

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Edit: Oh Look at me, I am a subscriber with all the hob nob biscuits!!!!111 (That's Nordlys that is)

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Originally posted by Suzianne
That's not a biscuit! (Go ahead, say it with me... c-o-o-k-i-e. And they're not even good cookies! They don't hold a candle to Oreos, or even a good peanut butter cookie. )

Biscuits are flaky and what you eat covered with gravy on Sunday morning.
Yerwhat? Biscuits covered in gravy, on a Sunday morning? Gravy for breakfast? No wonder you colonials are all so fat.
By the way, your Merkin pronunciation of the Dutch word "koekje" is ludicrous.

Richard

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Lets get that kettle on.

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Originally posted by Woodgie
Lets get that kettle on.
What kind of tea do you drink?
I am a cretin, so I drink Lipton.
🙁

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Originally posted by ChessPraxis
What kind of tea do you drink?
I am a cretin, so I drink Lipton.
🙁
I enjoy the bog standard breakfast tea, and gallons of it.
The only stipulation being fair trade.

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Originally posted by Woodgie
I enjoy the bog standard breakfast tea, and gallons of it.
The only stipulation being fair trade.
One of my good friends had some kind of Scottish Tattoo tea or something like that. It was very good with a carmel scone.
I do think I am more the coffee and doughnut type though. 😳

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Originally posted by ChessPraxis
One of my good friends had some kind of Scottish Tattoo tea or something like that. It was very good with a carmel scone.
I do think I am more the coffee and doughnut type though. 😳
Tattoo tea.

😀😀😀😀

"A special blend of quality black tea made in Scotland's capital city.

Cough, cough

Wanna buy a Tram system?

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Originally posted by ChessPraxis
What kind of tea do you drink?
I am a cretin, so I drink Lipton.
I like to vary my diet, so I have several kinds in my cupboard; at the moment, I am enjoying a mug of Formosa Oolong.

Richard

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Time for a "machine making" cup of tea.

Best get extra fair trade tea bags in for this one.

A special machine.

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Originally posted by Woodgie
Time for a "machine making" cup of tea.

Best get extra fair trade tea bags in for this one.

A special machine.
'machine making' tea...oh dear, it seems you're in need of some cultural 'inspiration', sir 😉