happymoondays
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not often his right but on this occasion he is.Bluebird1 said:TOOTS said:BARM
You're so right Toots
not often his right but on this occasion he is.Bluebird1 said:TOOTS said:BARM
You're so right Toots
Nixon_The_Bike_Thief said:nijinsky's fetlocks said:I think the only way to resolve this issue is by sporting encounter.
You muffin weirdos pick a sport,assemble a team and take on the barmy army.
Be prepared for total humiliation.
Bring it on,you m----n eating jessies!
And please don't pick rounders,(sorry,baseball),or any other yank non-sport.
I think the opposing factions need to elect a leader to represent them and see if we cant get some sort of bare knuckle fight to the death at half time in the Bolton game to finally resolve this ! (I cant represent the Barmy Army by the way as I have a wicklow at the moment !)
lee-mcfc said:haha am in school and am eating a chip barm
masterwig said:lee-mcfc said:haha am in school and am eating a chip barm
School is the right place for you if you can't recognise a chip muffin. I'm sure they'll teach you if you pay attention in food technology.
Lmarkham-blueblood said:
Numptyed said:Muffin, now find your self's a leader ba@m pots and let the battle commence!
I hope your hard Robbo.
Well said !PabZab said:I've never understood this thread, people actually call a barm a muffin? Thats fucking retarded, a "chip muffin" has chocolate chips in it..
No I didn't I had my tea, home made meatball's and fresh pasta with a butterd muffin to mop up the juice. UMMMMMMMM MUFFINS is there anything they can't do?tueartsboots said:And you ran away ! Lol
myleftfoot said:now correct me if i am wrong, but in my award compact dictionary a 'barm' is described as follows - (noun) 'froth of bear used for leaven; yeast'.
whereas the muffin is described as follows - (noun) 'soft, spongy cake for putting chips and tomato ketchup into'.
maybe im being slow here but after 3 millionposts did not one of you think to check the word bible.
its a muffin you mules!
Robbo. said:myleftfoot said:now correct me if i am wrong, but in my award compact dictionary a 'barm' is described as follows - (noun) 'froth of bear used for leaven; yeast'.
whereas the muffin is described as follows - (noun) 'soft, spongy cake for putting chips and tomato ketchup into'.
maybe im being slow here but after 3 millionposts did not one of you think to check the word bible.
its a muffin you mules!
I believe this man!
Robbo. said:myleftfoot said:now correct me if i am wrong, but in my award compact dictionary a 'barm' is described as follows - (noun) 'froth of bear used for leaven; yeast'.
whereas the muffin is described as follows - (noun) 'soft, spongy cake for putting chips and tomato ketchup into'.
maybe im being slow here but after 3 millionposts did not one of you think to check the word bible.
its a muffin you mules!
I believe this man!
Bluebird1 said:Robbo. said:myleftfoot said:now correct me if i am wrong, but in my award compact dictionary a 'barm' is described as follows - (noun) 'froth of bear used for leaven; yeast'.
whereas the muffin is described as follows - (noun) 'soft, spongy cake for putting chips and tomato ketchup into'.
maybe im being slow here but after 3 millionposts did not one of you think to check the word bible.
its a muffin you mules!
I believe this man!
Robbo, you're breaking my heart! Can't believe you still call it a MUFFIN, sorry I can't bring myself to say that M word ....
I am not eating anything made from the froth of Rupert.myleftfoot said:now correct me if i am wrong, but in my award compact dictionary a 'barm' is described as follows - (noun) 'froth of bear used for leaven; yeast'.
whereas the muffin is described as follows - (noun) 'soft, spongy cake for putting chips and tomato ketchup into'.
maybe im being slow here but after 3 millionposts did not one of you think to check the word bible.
its a muffin you mules!