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Jam Doughnuts that sprinkle Icing Sugar on instead of regular sugar.

strawberry float off out of here with that gooseberry fool

Moggy wrote:It is easy to see how people could buy tickets for an event that they can’t attend.

Or even stupider; A couple of years ago I bought my sister concert tickets (Rihanna, iirc) for her birthday and the daft bugger completely forgot about them and never went.

The BBC wasting time and money on NFL and Basketball.

Amy Schumer for trying to remain relevant!

Slayerx wrote:Amy Schumer for trying to remain relevant!

She was relevant at some point?

Lagamorph wrote:

Slayerx wrote:Amy Schumer for trying to remain relevant!

She was relevant at some point?

Your right she's never being relevant she's not funny, steals jokes and has now turned down an imagery commercial for the NFL.

Slayerx wrote:

Lagamorph wrote:

Slayerx wrote:Amy Schumer for trying to remain relevant!

She was relevant at some point?

Your right she's never being relevant she's not funny, steals jokes and has now turned down an imagery commercial for the NFL.

Sounds like we should invite her to the forum.

Drumstick wrote:The BBC wasting time and money on NFL and Basketball.

You think they should use all that cash for the baseball?

Moggy wrote:

Drumstick wrote:The BBC wasting time and money on NFL and Basketball.

You think they should use all that cash for the baseball?

Lacrosse, actually.

Drumstick wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Drumstick wrote:The BBC wasting time and money on NFL and Basketball.

You think they should use all that cash for the baseball?

Lacrosse, actually.

We voted out mate, keep that French gooseberry fool to yourself.

Lagamorph wrote:Jam Doughnuts that sprinkle Icing Sugar on instead of regular sugar.

strawberry float off out of here with that gooseberry fool

A million times this. It's not a jam doughnut if the sides of my mouth aren't being scraped by the sweet jagged goodness of granulated sugar.

Is there anywhere that sells the old style ones?

Sainsbury’s still use granulated sugar.

Moggy wrote:

Drumstick wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Drumstick wrote:The BBC wasting time and money on NFL and Basketball.

You think they should use all that cash for the baseball?

Lacrosse, actually.

We voted out mate, keep that French gooseberry fool to yourself.

Don't you have someone to be racially abusing?

KK wrote:Sainsbury’s still use granulated sugar.

Excellent. Cheers.

I'll buy a pack and then make my way over to Greggs and wave them in the face of the guy who misinformed me about the type of sugar they used on theirs.

Drumstick wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Drumstick wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Drumstick wrote:The BBC wasting time and money on NFL and Basketball.

You think they should use all that cash for the baseball?

Lacrosse, actually.

We voted out mate, keep that French gooseberry fool to yourself.

Don't you have someone to be racially abusing?

It’s not racist if it’s a friend and I end the word in “ah”.

And then I got OFF the bus Ahhh

Saint of Killers wrote:

KK wrote:Sainsbury’s still use granulated sugar.

Excellent. Cheers.

I'll buy a pack and then make my way over to Greggs and wave them in the face of the guy who misinformed me about the type of sugar they used on theirs.

When did Greggs stop using proper sugar?
I haven't had one from then in ages but their Jam Doughnuts used to be amazing.

Marks & Spencer ones still use sugar too I think.

Lagamorph wrote:

Saint of Killers wrote:

KK wrote:Sainsbury’s still use granulated sugar.

Excellent. Cheers.

I'll buy a pack and then make my way over to Greggs and wave them in the face of the guy who misinformed me about the type of sugar they used on theirs.

When did Greggs stop using proper sugar?
I haven't had one from then in ages but their Jam Doughnuts used to be amazing.

Marks & Spencer ones still use sugar too I think.

"Proper sugar"?

There's room in the bakery for all varieties of sugary goodness my friends. Lets not get sugar-ist about things now!

Royal "news". Absolutely sick of the coverage of this royal Australian tour that's going on. Daily front page BBC news articles, mentioned in all the BBC radio news bulletins. I don't give a single strawberry float. I wish my ancestors had made more judicious use of the guillotine and saved me from this.

Winckle wrote:Royal "news". Absolutely sick of the coverage of this royal Australian tour that's going on. Daily front page BBC news articles, mentioned in all the BBC radio news bulletins. I don't give a single strawberry float. I wish my ancestors had made more judicious use of the guillotine and saved me from this.

I don't have an issue with the Royals per se, but I do find the media coverage quite tiring. Last week I checked the Sky News app whilst on the bog, and the top 4 stories were about Harry and Megan:

"Megan holds umbrella for Harry" (that was genuinely the headline)
"Megan touches Harry's face" (again, an actual news headline)
"Megan and Harry walk barefoot on beach" (very newsworthy)
"Megan and Harry discuss Lizzy Vaid UKIP nudes explicit click here" (might have made that one up)

But I guess I can just avoid the news by chopping off my head, so it's on me really.