bluethrunthru
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Its a MUFFIN !!
And we had better all agree or I am going postal !!!
And we had better all agree or I am going postal !!!
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Muffin or Barm
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Yaya_Tony
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bluegirl74
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barm. you'll never convince me otherwise.
metalblue
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bobmcfc said:Baps
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BlueBearBoots
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I'm certainly not gonna read over 700 pages but does opinion differ as to where you live? I've always lived in manc and it's always been a chip barm, bacon barm etc, all the kids at school used to say barm, my mum called it a barm when and where did it become a muffin? I appreciate other regions use different terms blooming tea cake for instance in Yorkshire (just wrong)
Lavinda Past
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BlueBearBoots said:I'm certainly not gonna read over 700 pages but does opinion differ as to where you live? I've always lived in manc and it's always been a chip barm, bacon barm etc, all the kids at school used to say barm, my mum called it a barm when and where did it become a muffin? I appreciate other regions use different terms blooming tea cake for instance in Yorkshire (just wrong)
Rest assured BlueBear, I've personally monitored every page of this thread. It is a BARM.
Blue Tooth
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Lavinda Past said:BlueBearBoots said:I'm certainly not gonna read over 700 pages but does opinion differ as to where you live? I've always lived in manc and it's always been a chip barm, bacon barm etc, all the kids at school used to say barm, my mum called it a barm when and where did it become a muffin? I appreciate other regions use different terms blooming tea cake for instance in Yorkshire (just wrong)
Rest assured BlueBear, I've personally monitored every page of this thread. I'm a BARM.It's a Muffin
Davs 19
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Lavinda Past said:BlueBearBoots said:I'm certainly not gonna read over 700 pages but does opinion differ as to where you live? I've always lived in manc and it's always been a chip barm, bacon barm etc, all the kids at school used to say barm, my mum called it a barm when and where did it become a muffin? I appreciate other regions use different terms blooming tea cake for instance in Yorkshire (just wrong)
Rest assured BlueBear, I've personally monitored every page of this thread. It is a BARM.
78% of Mancunian born posters on here know it's a muffin.
Lavinda, your good self, MB and Major Kev think it's a barm.
BlueBear, repent and we'll forgive your sins and welcome you with open arms........
LP, I fear that you're beyond redemption ;.)
mancityvstoke
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It's a MUFFIN.....
as in :
CHIP MUFFIN please mate oh and a steak and kidney pie. Ta
City til I die
Muffin til I die
It's a MUFFIN.....
as in :
CHIP MUFFIN please mate oh and a steak and kidney pie. Ta
City til I die
Muffin til I die
Lavinda Past
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Blue Tooth said:Lavinda Past said:BlueBearBoots said:I'm certainly not gonna read over 700 pages but does opinion differ as to where you live? I've always lived in manc and it's always been a chip barm, bacon barm etc, all the kids at school used to say barm, my mum called it a barm when and where did it become a muffin? I appreciate other regions use different terms blooming tea cake for instance in Yorkshire (just wrong)
Rest assured BlueBear, I've personally monitored every page of this thread. I'm a BARM.It's a Muffin
Oh... I see what you did there... You cheeky muffin.
OK, so I'm a BARM
But it's still a BARM
You on the other hand are just a
cheeky muffin
What me? Get banned on my birthday? No chance!