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My mum always used to call them pikelets and said only soft southern tulipes called them crumpets.
I am southern, soft and tulipe
LB, you are concerning me today. Yesterday I had you pegged as a true geek, but today I suspect you're really some ghetto blood out ta bust a cap in someone's ass.
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LB, you are concerning me today. Yesterday I had you pegged as a true geek, but today I suspect you're really some ghetto blood out ta bust a cap in someone's ass.
It's the red mist that comes on me every now and again. Come tomorrow I'll be posting about how Dr Who picked up three gongs at the National Television Awards.
Pikelets doesnt allow the same double entendre though does it, and you dont get such nice images when you google it either.Unless a Pikelets is is a term for some Pikey strumpet!
I am not qualified to give the above advice!
The original point and click interface by
Smith and Wesson.
Step back, have a think and adjust my own own attitude from time to time
That was a soft namby pamby Northern looking crumpet. I prefer mine crispy because unlike our northerm nancy 2.5% bitter drinking, wife beating contractors, the ones in the south still have their own teeth.
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