Posted: 13 Oct 2017, 17:31
!!!! they're great!
hope you had good birthday baked goods?
hope you had good birthday baked goods?
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Yes! Mother produced a magnificent coffee cake to help soak up the alcohol, and of course many biscuits were also consumed!emilystrange wrote:!!!! they're great!
hope you had good birthday baked goods?
Go you!Charlie wrote:Yes! Mother produced a magnificent coffee cake to help soak up the alcohol, and of course many biscuits were also consumed!emilystrange wrote:!!!! they're great!
hope you had good birthday baked goods?
'It's Nice to see you, to see you Neece'Pista wrote:It's official
Our long national nightmare is over.
So my mother was right it seems. Not that that should be any surprise to me. Irish mammies are always right (even when they're wrong)Pista wrote:It's official
Our long national nightmare is over.
The follow-up in this article is funnyCharlie wrote:It's all about the holes
Did you know why there are holes in bourbons?
-Yes, i am wise in the art of biscuits
-No, and i do not care
-I did not, and my mind is blown
-I don't even like biscuits. I am a monster
If it's not prices going up it's tins getting smalleremilystrange wrote:biscuit prices going up! WAAAAH!
evil beings..
It's like the Quality Street tin saga all over again - those tins you got in the 80's were twice the size of the ones today!Microcosmia wrote:If it's not prices going up it's tins getting smalleremilystrange wrote:biscuit prices going up! WAAAAH!
evil beings..
Luckily i have a fabulous mum who bakes exceedingly good cakes and biscuits for us!Pista wrote:The answer is to bake your own
Mrs Kipling?Charlie wrote:Luckily i have a fabulous mum who bakes exceedingly good cakes and biscuits for us!Pista wrote:The answer is to bake your own
Pista wrote:Mrs Kipling?Charlie wrote:Luckily i have a fabulous mum who bakes exceedingly good cakes and biscuits for us!Pista wrote:The answer is to bake your own
million voices wrote:But what are his stories like, are they any good or are they just so?
EmmaPeelWannaBe wrote:This is not a drill.
You're welcome.Prof Andrew Sharrocks, from the University of Manchester* wrote:We are still investigating the health ramifications of tea so strong you could trot a mouse on it, but since I'm not from the right end of the Land Of Lard and am thus cursed to drink tea so weak it can barely crawl out of the mug, research on this may take some time. You'd be better off talking to someone from Leeds Poly.
Worse. It's really about dunking. Shudder.MadameButterfly wrote:and there is a thread about....biscuits