Starmer's vision quest

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First Aspect

Legendary Member
Nah, he'd get caught on camera eating a scone the wrong way.
Are there rules for that as well? I thought you just bite into one, get the wet part to glue the dry part to your pallete, and then breathe in the dust from the dry part?
 

Pblakeney

Squire
Fundamentally jam, cream and scones are designed to cause choking on scone dust. Scones are so dry the dust is more dangerous than asbestos.

And am I the only person who puts jam on one half, cream on the other and makes a Tamar agnostic sandwich?

Yes, yes you are. Your opinions on scones are well documented. Other opinions may vary but from your descriptions I still doubt that you've had a good fresh baked one. Then again, I enjoy a good Cranachan too so it is obviously a case of YMMV. 😉😂
 

First Aspect

Legendary Member
Yes, yes you are. Your opinions on scones are well documented. Other opinions may vary but from your descriptions I still doubt that you've had a good fresh baked one.
I literally have tried some offensively expensive ones from both Devon and Cornwall, but they all just taste like flour to me, assuming I'm not hospitalised by attempting to eat one.
 

briantrumpet

Timewaster
Last election Starmer was promising everyone that all he needed to do was "smash the gangs" and problem solved. So Burnham could talk about "sticking with Labour's policy to resolve the migrant numbers and ensuring that we adopt a flexible approach to bring the situation under control, ensuring UK communities are not impacted. Though with smuggler gangs changing their methods we need to rapidly adapt to discourage people from making such a dangerous crossing ... and oh, we've run out of time"

Very slippery. He's looking for a fence to sit on. Which is what sank him in 2015, I gather, as no-one knew what he stood for. Just like Starmer now.

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C R

Legendary Member
Are there rules for that as well? I thought you just bite into one, get the wet part to glue the dry part to your pallete, and then breathe in the dust from the dry part?

Why would you glue scones to your pallete? Is that some kind of post modern abstract culinary art painting mellange?
 

Pblakeney

Squire
Very slippery. He's looking for a fence to sit on. Which is what sank him in 2015, I gather, as no-one knew what he stood for. Just like Starmer now.

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I literally have tried some offensively expensive ones from both Devon and Cornwall, but they all just taste like flour to me, assuming I'm not hospitalised by attempting to eat one.

Expensive ≠ Good.
I’d suggest insufficient butter in the ones you tried. If there was butter at all.
 
I have done several times. As I said - you should have gone to SpecSavers



This is the answer to your question. It is in the form of a question to you. One that you have been pretending not to understand for several pages now.

That's not an answer to my questions. You've been caught talking bollox again.
 
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