Bluebird1
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Barmy Army is the only way forward!
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Muffin or Barm
- Thread starter Kippax.
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bazamancity1
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looks like barms are winning!
barm
barm
paphos-mcfc
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Barms Indeed. Chip barms rule the waves.
Bluebird1
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TOOTS said:Would a Bram by any other name taste so sweet
PMSL
blue_chili_pepper
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there is a barm that never goes out............the smiths are barm lovers
bazamancity1
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this is from the dictonary
chips served between two slices of bread, traditionally spread with butter (now[update] more usually with margarine). The bread most commonly takes the form of a bun or soft bread roll. Regional names for the bread bun create variations such as "chip cob" in Leicestershire, "chip barm" or "chip muffin" in Lancashire and "chip bap" in Staffordshire ^^^^^^^
so what comes first eh! eh!
a fuckin big barm
chips served between two slices of bread, traditionally spread with butter (now[update] more usually with margarine). The bread most commonly takes the form of a bun or soft bread roll. Regional names for the bread bun create variations such as "chip cob" in Leicestershire, "chip barm" or "chip muffin" in Lancashire and "chip bap" in Staffordshire ^^^^^^^
so what comes first eh! eh!
a fuckin big barm
ConnorMCFC
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top post! post of the daybazamancity1 said:this is from the dictonary
chips served between two slices of bread, traditionally spread with butter (now[update] more usually with margarine). The bread most commonly takes the form of a bun or soft bread roll. Regional names for the bread bun create variations such as "chip cob" in Leicestershire, "chip barm" or "chip muffin" in Lancashire and "chip bap" in Staffordshire
so what comes first eh! eh!
a fuckin big barm
Bluebird1
Well-Known Member
ConnorMCFC said:top post! post of the daybazamancity1 said:this is from the dictonary
chips served between two slices of bread, traditionally spread with butter (now[update] more usually with margarine). The bread most commonly takes the form of a bun or soft bread roll. Regional names for the bread bun create variations such as "chip cob" in Leicestershire, "chip barm" or "chip muffin" in Lancashire and "chip bap" in Staffordshire
so what comes first eh! eh!
a fuckin big barm
Muffin men are on the run!!!!
Stuart
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yeah , alphabetically it does . still a chip muffin though .