william_kent
Well-known member
this gave me PTSD flashbacks to my primary school days when I'd open my packed lunch box and there would be a
Blue Riband sitting there
worst biscuit EVER
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this gave me PTSD flashbacks to my primary school days when I'd open my packed lunch box and there would be a
Blue Riband sitting there
worst biscuit EVER
william_kent
Well-known member
disappointed
no graphs
and I was expecting
@mixed_biscuits top 100 jungle tunes
and failing that at least some recommendations on incarnate literature, "transmigration of souls' lit crit
no graphs
and I was expecting
@mixed_biscuits top 100 jungle tunes
and failing that at least some recommendations on incarnate literature, "transmigration of souls' lit crit
william_kent
Well-known member
ten years ago I was in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA for the "Highland games" and after my mother had had a go at the stall holder who was wearing the Black Watch tartan - his "anyone can wear it" spiel didn't hold water as far as she was concerned - I turned round and there was a stall selling "Welsh Cookies" and it was my turn to interrogate and insult the Americans - I told him "they're WELSH CAKES!" and he replied "but they look like cookies and I can't sell them if I use their real name, Americans get confused, what can I do?"
last time I was Cardiff I bought some of these, from this market stall;
Scones by any other names
edit: apart from the massive batch of welsh cakes I bought, Cardiff market was memorable because there was a record stall and I bought this original press Earth and Stone tune for about half the going price on discogs at the time
unfortunately it was re-released a month later for twelve pounds a pop
Eearth and Stone - False ruler
last time I was Cardiff I bought some of these, from this market stall;
Scones by any other names
edit: apart from the massive batch of welsh cakes I bought, Cardiff market was memorable because there was a record stall and I bought this original press Earth and Stone tune for about half the going price on discogs at the time
unfortunately it was re-released a month later for twelve pounds a pop
Eearth and Stone - False ruler
Murphy
cat malogen
Welsh cakes are best fresh, even shop bought by the end of the pack they’re well stale
clear-caps were up first, face-melting non-tab madness aka
clear-caps were up first, face-melting non-tab madness aka
william_kent
Well-known member
I concur, I used to know a lass who baked, and they were the best, straight outta oven
william_kent
Well-known member
Americans would be confused - "but it's a cake!"
but no, Fig Rolls fall squarely within the "biscuit" category
we have laws about biscuits!
serious business, no laughing matter
but no, Fig Rolls fall squarely within the "biscuit" category
we have laws about biscuits!
serious business, no laughing matter
ten years ago I was in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA for the "Highland games" and after my mother had had a go at the stall holder who was wearing the Black Watch tartan - his "anyone can wear it" spiel didn't hold water as far as she was concerned - I turned round and there was a stall selling "Welsh Cookies" and it was my turn to interrogate and insult the Americans - I told him "they're WELSH CAKES!" and he replied "but they look like cookies and I can't sell them if I use their real name, Americans get confused, what can I do?"
last time I was Cardiff I bought some of these, from this market stall;
Scones by any other names
edit: apart from the massive batch of welsh cakes I bought, Cardiff market was memorable because there was a record stall and I bought this original press Earth and Stone tune for about half the going price on discogs at the time
unfortunately it was re-released a month later for twelve pounds a pop
Eearth and Stone - False ruler
I think I cleared out Kelly's of most of their 80s soul which they were selling for £5 per record because they didn't really know what it was.
Everything else there is very overpriced.
william_kent
Well-known member
yeah, that's the stall - they don't know the proper prices for some reggae, which was to my advantage