andyhinch
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If you go to Tony’s chippy next to the ground he sells chip barms, nothing more needs to be said.Nah,chip muffin is a muffin with chips on.
If you go to Tony’s chippy next to the ground he sells chip barms, nothing more needs to be said.Nah,chip muffin is a muffin with chips on.
"Baguette" is not posh? Only in France it's not posh.I made the mistake of asking for a Bacon Barm in a greasy spoon when I first moved to London. The response was "We don't do posh food in here mate, you can have it on Bread or Baguette!" I chose the Baguette.
When I was a lad , those American muffins were called buns.Since when has that ever existed. You are thinking of chocolate chip muffins.
A barm is a barm. The word cake is not part of it. Muffin is an American term used by the fat cunts to excuse the fact that they are eating cake for breakfast.When I was a lad , those American muffins were called buns.
We ate chip muffins.
Not barm cakes.
I don't understand the term barm cakes.
They don't have icing on and there are no candles on them.
MUFFIN.
I dread to think what you do to donkeys in that God forsaken place between Oldham and Stockport. I assume it involves marriage and burning outsiders in a wicker man?Have you ever barm the mule?
No, neither have I.
It’s like trying to explain quantum physics to a 3 year old, ultimately pointless .A barm is a barm. The word cake is not part of it. Muffin is an American term used by the fat cunts to excuse the fact that they are eating cake for breakfast.
Its headed the same way as the brexit thread. You could probably substitute muffin/barm for leave/ remain and the two would be indistinguishable.It’s like trying to explain quantum physics to a 3 year old, ultimately pointless .
That’s a thread I’ve given up on, far less important than this :-)Its headed the same way as the brexit thread. You could probably substitute muffin/barm for leave/ remain and the two would be indistinguishable.
Stop 'assling' me.I dread to think what you do to donkeys in that God forsaken place between Oldham and Stockport. I assume it involves marriage and burning outsiders in a wicker man?