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originally posted in:The Friends List
Edited by Progo:
3/12/2016 6:05:41 PM
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Emergency Biscuits Flown Into South Yorkshire
[quote]Two cargo planes full of biscuits were flown into South Yorkshire in the past two weeks in response to a biscuit shortage in the UK.
The shortage was caused by flooding in Cumbria forcing United Biscuits – who manufacture products under McVitie’s, Jacob’s and Crawford’s – to close its Carlisle factory.
The factory closed on 5 December due to damage to electrical equipment and ovens. [/quote]
The most -blam!-ing British thing I've ever seen in the news. Good thing they averted riots of grannys with that shipment.
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2 RepliesSoaking them in gin usually keeps them under control. Besides, there is always custard creams and Oreos.
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*dies laffing*
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2 RepliesBiscuits are cookies over there, yeah? Who wouldn't want cookies with their tea?
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3 RepliesMy tea has gone without biscuit for too long...
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The Great Biscuit Famine of 2016 - that'll go down in history!
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About time, i've been struggling to find my custard creams anywhere in the shops.
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3 RepliesThat is...so British it hurts. God save the queen!
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Sometimes, you gotta risk it to get the biscuit
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2 RepliesBut did they forget the emergency tea?
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M8 you don't wanna get between a granny & her rich tea biscuits! How do you think we won ww2? Churchill hid the biscuits & told the grannies Adolf stole em! Poor bastards never stood a chance ;)
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God save the queen!
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2 RepliesSounds like an urgent situation [spoiler]Seriously though that is so -blam!-ing British [/spoiler]
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2 RepliesThey're crackers for biscuits.
