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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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I had the belly pork detailed earlier in the DELETED thread
I have now drunk a bottle of wine. I intend to drink tea and have a biscuit or two. Maybe play some guitar.
Rock and/or roll
(, Tue 9 Sep 2014, 22:29, 1 reply, 10 years ago)
Biscuit choice.
What are you thinking?
(, Tue 9 Sep 2014, 22:34, Reply)
STAY ABOUT FROM MY DOG!

(, Tue 9 Sep 2014, 22:35, Reply)
How is Biscuit?

(, Tue 9 Sep 2014, 22:37, Reply)
Pretty much the same as when you met him.
He's a happy little soul.
(, Tue 9 Sep 2014, 22:38, Reply)
Bless him.
Is the seasonal beach ban on dogs almost over?
(, Tue 9 Sep 2014, 22:41, Reply)
There's one area you can take them on all year round,
but the main drag is mostly Nov - March. Except the last couple of years, it's been a year-round ban.

Miserable cunts.
(, Tue 9 Sep 2014, 22:44, Reply)
Take Biscuit to the pier.
And then get him an ice cream.
(, Tue 9 Sep 2014, 22:47, Reply)
Biscuit choice is always difficult
I feel you can't go wrong with a rich tea - or a malted milk. Crisp, well flavoured and with excellent dunking potential.
(, Tue 9 Sep 2014, 22:37, Reply)
Same can be said of the Hobnob.

(, Tue 9 Sep 2014, 22:37, Reply)
True
However, the hobnob is a very difficult biscuit to dunk to the optimum ratio of softness to not-falling-in-your-tea coefficient*.
Whereas your Rich tea (assuming no manufacturing defects or cracks) will be more forgiving.

*I may have made this up
(, Tue 9 Sep 2014, 22:41, Reply)
*I think you have

(, Tue 9 Sep 2014, 22:42, Reply)

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