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Headliners 2016


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1 hour ago, Bradders said:

Different dialects have different words for things. This discussion is as tedious as arguing with a French person that it's called bread, not pain.

I thought this was unnecessarily emo until I said the last word in the required accent. 

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4 hours ago, russycarps said:

christ I've lived all over the north west and north east and I've never heard it called a chip muffin WTF

down here in london the posh sods say "can I have a portion of chips and a bread roll please". I roar with laughter every time.

 

 

Ah, you get a lot more chips that way though ;)

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14 minutes ago, scaryclaireyfairy said:

If the headliners were bread products, what would they be?

Adele = Bloomer (round but with some substance)

Coldplay = Crustless, white sliced loaf (bland, boring, and mostly eaten by children)

Muse = Ciabatta (don't know why - don't know them enough)

 

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Just now, admscott said:

My girlfriend refers to sliced bread as 'cut loaf'. 

Fucking hell we need an announcement...

it does look like we are all going slowly mad

 

next is Jaffa cake...cake or biscuit?

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9 minutes ago, karaseen said:

Adele = Bloomer (round but with some substance)

Coldplay = Crustless, white sliced loaf (bland, boring, and mostly eaten by children)

Muse = French stick (fresh to begin with but very quickly becomes stale and makes you question why you bought it when its shelf life is so poor)

 

 

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4 minutes ago, admscott said:

My girlfriend refers to sliced bread as 'cut loaf'. 

Fucking hell we need an announcement...

But you see in our family we call unsliced bread 'cutty bread'.

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