Anyone want a biscuit?

[Scanty]

Ginger-nut.

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[Luis G]

mewants

 

[unclehobart]

that looks like a cookie.

 

[kuulani]

looks more like a cookie to me

edited to say, hey, unc's post beat mine.[/siz]

 

[Jeslek]

That ain't a biscuit. That is a cookie.

 

[ris]

nope, dats a biscuit alright. hmmm, ginga biscuits.....

 

[Gonz]

these are biscuits

 

[Jeslek]

/agree Gonz

I don't really like biscuits though.
I don't like ginger either.

I do like chocolate-chip cookies though. Mmm....

 

[Scanty]

It's a goddamn biscuit, alright?



MY goddamn biscuit, muahahaha!

*eats biscuit*

*crumbs go everywhere*

*little mice come and eat the crumbs*

 

[kuulani]

*jumping on chair in fear of mice*
goddam it! why did we chase away the cats for those damn chihuahuas?

 

[Gonz]

one would think that the English could speak their own damned language

 

[Gonz]

cookie-which is most similar???

 

[Jeslek]

It must be the French influence. Or them Dutch.

 

[Scanty]

That cookie has bits in!
Mine didn't have bits.

Plus it was really hard and cookie's aren't hard, so there.

 

[Gonz]

Plus it was really hard and...

*rubs hands together trying not to write what is thought*

 

[ris]

those are scones [to gonz's first pic]

and that's a cookie [to the second one]

we can't speak our own language? when i last checked we hadn't changed anyhitng, its not our fault if the trip across the atlantic addled the pilgrims brains is it?

 

[Jeslek]

Um you changed the classic British spelling "connexion" to the American "connection"....

 

[Gonz]

:rolleye:

scones

 

[ris]

ok, we changed one, and the myriad of changes from the other side of the pond?

 

[Scanty]

Um you changed the classic British spelling "connexion" to the American "connection"....

Here we go...

I was just about to say those were scones, ris! Well done, well done...