Essembe
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To be fair to Khaldoon, he wasn't asked the question correctly. It's still all to play for Barm supporters!
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Muffin or Barm
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Dumpys Rusty Nuts
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Essembe said:To be fair to Khaldoon, he wasn't asked the question correctly. It's still all to play for Barm supporters!
Barm it is then he also said can he have the £20 quid
Lavinda Past
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waspish said:Ovo said:Khaldoon says its a muffin... Then it's a muffin!
Yep end of thread
Dream on muffin boy... It's a BARM! ;)
Project Rain
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The fact that Khaldoon wasn't confused by the question means he knows this thread exists.
Mr Ed (The Stables)
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waspish said:Ovo said:Khaldoon says its a muffin... Then it's a muffin!
Yep end of thread
Totally agree, it's official our Chairman has spoken, it's "Muffin" as in "Lancashire Oven Bottom Muffin". End of thread.
Davs 19
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Biginoil said:Muffin or bap: Muffin
Muffin or barm: Barm
I was in Asda doing the 'big shop'at weekend and had a good look around the bread section ( proper rock n roll I am) . Plenty of product described as 'Muffins' , some even described as rolls but not one packet or price ticket that carries the word 'Barm'.
So, that's the majority of posters on here, Khaldoon, McDonald's, Supermarkets and proper chippies ( tips hat in the direction of po fongs) that all call it a Muffin.
Muffin !
bluezi
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Of course he'd say Muffin thats because he been in the usa. It's Barm i tell ya
Who's ever heard of someone being called a Muffin pot ?
Who's ever heard of someone being called a Muffin pot ?