Biscuits

[manc grecian]

Backtracking.

They go in a salad thus its a vegetable.

 

[Legohead]

Sorry Lego, it was completely a joke - it's a quote from an Alan partridge programme - I know you're not racist at all and didn't mean to offend.

Haha no probs Fred. I did think that anyway. Just making sure as it's sometimes difficult for me to decipher humour etc online. I know the quote though. Partridge i know pretty much every word he's ever said off by heart! Has to be my hero for sure. 7

Surprised you didn't mention Boaster biscuits or that there are no flies on the walls of a hobnob factory.

 

[fred binneys head]

Backtracking.

They go in a salad thus its a vegetable.

There will be lots of other examples that prove the aisle a shop designer chooses to put them in is not the correct feature of a product to determine its nature. I will spend the next 3 weeks in Sainsbury's doing research - I'm sure my wife will understand.

 

[fred binneys head]

Haha no probs Fred. I did think that anyway. Just making sure as it's sometimes difficult for me to decipher humour etc online. I know the quote though. Partridge i know pretty much every word he's ever said off by heart! Has to be my hero for sure. 7

Surprised you didn't mention Boaster biscuits or that there are no flies on the walls of a hobnob factory.

That's a damn fine hero you've got right there.

 

[Billy The Fish]

Jaffa cakes can't possibly be biscuits are they score ZERO in dunkability !

 

[fred binneys head]

Right. I've got football now, so you have until 10pm to retract that statement, or suffer the consequences.

Back atcha.

Playing football, my ringpiece. In hiding, leaving a Jaffa cake out on the side, watching the cake sponge go hard and then realising it's a cake, more like.

 

[fred binneys head]

Jaffa cakes can't possibly be biscuits are they score ZERO in dunkability !

Exactamundo, fishmeister. They're called cakes, they're made of sponge and have been proven in a court of law to be a cake.

They're cakes. FACT.

 

[LOG]

There will be lots of other examples that prove the aisle a shop designer chooses to put them in is not the correct feature of a product to determine its nature. I will spend the next 3 weeks in Sainsbury's doing research - I'm sure my wife will understand.

Quite so. Tesco put their sea biscuits in the lasagne section.

 

[Legohead]

Quite so. Tesco put their sea biscuits in the lasagne section.

I actually got that joke LOG! (rofl) After my misunderstanding with Fred earlier it appears i'm learning quick.

 

[Alistair20000]

Quite so. Tesco put their sea biscuits in the lasagne section.

Seabiscuit was a racehorse and having horsemeat in the lasagne is just wrong.