Those cookies look terrible. Muffins are the best.
They don't look terrible.I must somewhat agree, muffins are great.
Topic: Biscuits thread (Read 1228 times)
I must somewhat agree, muffins are great.
Those cookies look terrible. Muffins are the best.
It's breakfast time *_*
Honeycomb Timtams are the best 
but they're kind of rare here 
but they're kind of rare here
Damn those looks tasty, now I'm hungry
Bourbons motherfucker!
reminds me of a tumblr blog where there was british and american people arguing over biscuits and cookies.
I see your tea biscuits and raise you custard creams 
oooh that trumps my rich teas, I'll take you custard creams and raise you shortbread biscuits:
From Australia, I give you a chocolate-covered chocolate-cream-filled chocolate biscuit (or "cookie", as it's known in America):
*stabs with broken bottle* >_<
chips and freedom fries
ftfy
...... Which football do you mean?
Also, here is a Jammy Dodger:
I should point out I'm from the UK as well and regularly have arguments with them about their words, like over chips and fries >_< *shakes fist*
Also, here is a Jammy Dodger:
I should point out I'm from the UK as well and regularly have arguments with them about their words, like over chips and fries >_< *shakes fist*
What?? Those are cookies. A jammy dodger sounds like someone who escaped being raped.
Did the Yankees rename everything after the revolution? It's much more than just a simple dialectical difference.
In UK, appropriate means to misappropriate, apartment implies luxury, fanny refers to a vagina instead of a butt, dogging refers to public sex, cunt is more frequently used to describe men than women, a subway is somewhere you're supposed to walk, a cubicle refers to a bathroom stall instead of an office made of thin, modular walls, cots are cribs (cribs are nativity scenes), skive is hooky, grilling is broiling, hooker doesn't refer to a prostitute, a solicitor is a lawyer, liquor is gravy from broth, a semi refers to a duplex (instead of a semi truck, which is an "articulated lorry"), and tea can refer to a meal. That's only maybe 1/100 of the weird contrasts between US & UK English.
I think we need to decide, here and now, which English our countries should both use. Let's decide it over a football match.
Did the Yankees rename everything after the revolution? It's much more than just a simple dialectical difference.
In UK, appropriate means to misappropriate, apartment implies luxury, fanny refers to a vagina instead of a butt, dogging refers to public sex, cunt is more frequently used to describe men than women, a subway is somewhere you're supposed to walk, a cubicle refers to a bathroom stall instead of an office made of thin, modular walls, cots are cribs (cribs are nativity scenes), skive is hooky, grilling is broiling, hooker doesn't refer to a prostitute, a solicitor is a lawyer, liquor is gravy from broth, a semi refers to a duplex (instead of a semi truck, which is an "articulated lorry"), and tea can refer to a meal. That's only maybe 1/100 of the weird contrasts between US & UK English.
I think we need to decide, here and now, which English our countries should both use. Let's decide it over a football match.
I see your tea biscuits and raise you custard creams
No, no, the Disco Biscuits: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disco_Biscuits
Party rings are nice but nothing compares to rich tea biscuits
Is this about disco biscuits?
Disco Duck Biscuits is 5...4...3...
Is this about disco biscuits?
You know... Just because I bought a bunch of jammy dodgers and party rings for no reason today.
OMNOMNOMNOMNOM
I bought a bunch of jammy dodgers and party rings for no reason today.OMNOMNOMNOMNOM
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