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dickieducati
11-Jan-2006, 11:01
to avoid any pre bunfight bunfights please indicate your choice.
phoenix n max
11-Jan-2006, 11:07
Chelsea for me Ta
AK
11-Jan-2006, 11:25
where's the flipping donut choice then:mad:

actually, prefer eclairs if poss!:lol:


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antonye
11-Jan-2006, 11:50
Surely the Eccles Cake doesn't count as a bun?
If it does, then I want Jaffa Cakes added too...
AK
11-Jan-2006, 12:02
I want I want I want.....:P
fil2
11-Jan-2006, 12:13
rock cake.??...............if rock cakes in i want Chocolate hob nobs included.!!...............
antonye
11-Jan-2006, 12:13
But a Hob Nob is a biscuit, not a cake!
ali
11-Jan-2006, 12:28
Originally posted by antonye
Surely the Eccles Cake doesn't count as a bun?

Are you taking the fekcing p¦ss?? The Eccles Cake is THE bun. The MacDaddy Bun, The Don, The head-frickin-honcho bun, The mushroom-cloud-laying mutha-ferker mutha-ferker bun. The bun of choice for the modern man. The Number Bun. There can be only Bun.

It'd also make a right mess of yer head if thrown hard enough. :D
antonye
11-Jan-2006, 12:33
Does it have "Bun" in the name? No.
Does it have "Cake" in the name? Yes.

The prosection rests it's case, yer'onner.
AK
11-Jan-2006, 12:33
Rock cakes make better dents:devil:
phoenix n max
11-Jan-2006, 12:40
Eccles probably has more to do with 'current' issues tho ?
dickieducati
11-Jan-2006, 12:46
you should be raisin issues like that.
phoenix n max
11-Jan-2006, 12:48
Con - sultana - ations ?
fil2
11-Jan-2006, 13:05
a scone aint a bun...................was that scone or scone m'lud.....


others are included in the poll that aint " buns ",!! and the poll was about BUNS not cakes.........therefore if cakes are included why not biscuits......

and a choccy hob nob is more like a cake..its got chocolate on top........
dickieducati
11-Jan-2006, 13:11
oxford english dictionary definition:

1. a. A sort of cake: the use differs greatly in different
localities, but the word generally denotes in England a sweet
cake (usually round) not too large to be held in the hand while being eaten.

so i guess we cant accept cakes.
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psychlist
11-Jan-2006, 13:23
Originally posted by dickieducati
We cant accept Rock Cakes in the 620's cos we're not hard enough.

:o
NBs996
11-Jan-2006, 13:29
Surely we should have a class for "buns" and a lesser class for "cakes"?

And the Choux Bun, since it's not a UK bun, should not be worth any points.
AK
11-Jan-2006, 13:34
Originally posted by NBs996
Surely we should have a class for "buns" and a lesser class for "cakes"?

And the Choux Bun, since it's not a UK bun, should not be worth any points.

you could start a hell- raisin row by saying that!:o

;)
fil2
11-Jan-2006, 13:38
Originally posted by NBs996
Surely we should have a class for "buns" and a lesser class for "cakes"?

And the Choux Bun, since it's not a UK bun, should not be worth any points.

LMAO.........class m8.............;)
paynep
11-Jan-2006, 15:18
Originally posted by NBs996
Surely we should have a class for "buns" and a lesser class for "cakes"?



But if there aren't enough buns can I use a cake in the buns class?

Or is that trying to have my sweet baked product and eat it?
bradders
11-Jan-2006, 15:21
elitist as always...what about buns for non-dd riders??
dickieducati
11-Jan-2006, 15:23
fairy cakes?
bradders
11-Jan-2006, 15:25
no, we get the donuts!
fil2
11-Jan-2006, 15:28
Originally posted by bradders
no, we get the donuts!

a donuts is not a bun or a cake..........its an entity in its own right..........

if it is donuts i need 12 all with a whole in the middle.......... :P
bradders
11-Jan-2006, 15:33
but we'rte not racers son the rules dont fit....and do you think we me around 12 donuts you get a look in??:frog: