We don't do them anymore?
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I'm claiming publican of the year, and defender of the biscuit. -
Where's the OTF awards thread?
I've had a good year, biscuit-wise, probably my best since I was a kid.Comment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
I nominate this thread for best thread of the year awardComment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
Go on.E10 Rifle wrote: I've had a good year, biscuit-wise, probably my best since I was a kid.Comment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
Erics Inner Monologue wrote: I'm claiming publican of the year, and defender of the biscuit.
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
Can't say that much has happened to me biscuit-wise but I still haven't tried those massive custard creams that Costa Coffee are doing. Probably because Costa Coffee are doing them, now I think about itComment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
I've rekindled my love of custard creams in a big way.
Bruno's biscuits aren't proper biscuits, they're platforms for cheese (which is the key component in that particular relationship).Comment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
Biscuits for cheese are always just crackers, aren't they.
Not a Frank Carson style joke, by the wayComment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
Is "Defender of the Biscuit" an official position in one of those private schoolboy wanking games one hears about?Erics Inner Monologue wrote: I'm claiming publican of the year, and defender of the biscuit.Comment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
Completely agree, I just think it's funny that you call them water biscuits (since they're totally dry*) while also using the word 'biscuit' for cookies. Some cookies are good with cheese, though. Graham crackers, for instance.E10 Rifle wrote: Bruno's biscuits aren't proper biscuits, they're platforms for cheese (which is the key component in that particular relationship).Comment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
Kettle's adoptaclub thread would be my favourite of the year.Comment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
Agreed, but have you understood the rules?steveeeeeeeee wrote: Kettle's adoptaclub thread would be my favourite of the year.Comment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
Graham crackers with cheese? Are you insane?Comment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
Top tip*:
I buy those Sainsburys Savers (cheapo) biscuit assortment packs (Shortbread, Custard Cream, Nice and Bourbon) and the Custard Creams in those packs are actually nicer than the ones they sell separately as their non-cheapo line, IMHO. Obviously, this may be setting the bar a bit low, but y'know - just trying to save you lot a few pence.
(* - It's not, really.)Comment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
It's not. We call them that because they are made out of flour and water with no fat and they are only one type of cracker. They are also American in origin.E10 Rifle wrote:
Bruno's biscuits aren't proper biscuits, they're platforms for cheese (which is the key component in that particular relationship).
Completely agree, I just think it's funny that you call them water biscuits (since they're totally dry*)Comment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
Haven't we done the biscuit awards thread?Comment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
Of the adoptaclub tournament? No, never. But that's sort of what I like about it. The last instalment where people just started changing clubs willy-nilly to avoid being Franchise FC just added an extra twist to the game.Antepli Ejderha wrote:Agreed, but have you understood the rules?Originally posted by steveeeeeeeeeComment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
The adoptaclub is "Football"s 'Cryptic Crossword'. Most of us don't understand it even if we are taking part.Comment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
Agree with Kettle and also honourable mention to Sean for the OTF Prediction leagueComment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
SighBored of Education wrote:It's not. We call them that because they are made out of flour and water with no fat and they are only one type of cracker. They are also American in origin.E10 Rifle wrote:
Bruno's biscuits aren't proper biscuits, they're platforms for cheese (which is the key component in that particular relationship).
Completely agree, I just think it's funny that you call them water biscuits (since they're totally dry*)Comment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
Hold on. I checked. You thought that we called them...oh forget itComment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
You don't call them that?
Carr's water biscuits are sold as Table Water crackers in the United States. Several varieties are available. "Table Water" refers to water of a quality that is suitable for drinking at the table.[1][2]Comment
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Where's the OTF awards thread?
I would like to vote for myself for "Nil Thread of 2012". I feel confident about securing this prize, and quite possibly retaining the crown next year.
Second/thirded for Kettle's Adoptaclub, but have also enjoyed Mundane Thread II very much in recent weeks. Unsurprisingly.Comment
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