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About Buns, not Bun Laws......
I was in Moss Side a few months ago, and stopped the car outside Greggs the bakers.
A few unsavoury characters were outside. and when I say unsavoury, I ain't talking about the pasties. you know what I mean? Why do the police allow chavs to hang outside the bakers when normal people just want to buy an apple fritter and cheese and onion pie in peace? |
Re: About Buns, not Bun Laws......
Originally Posted by Manc
(Post 5092397)
I was in Moss Side a few months ago, and stopped the car outside Greggs the bakers.
A few unsavoury characters were outside. and when I say unsavoury, I ain't talking about the pasties. you know what I mean? Why do the police allow chavs to hang outside the bakers when normal people just want to buy an apple fritter and cheese and onion pie in peace? . |
Re: About Buns, not Bun Laws......
The boulangerie and the patisserie should always be separate. Otherwise you attract the unsavories...
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Re: About Buns, not Bun Laws......
Originally Posted by Manc
(Post 5092397)
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Why do the police allow chavs to hang outside the bakers when normal people just want to buy an apple fritter and cheese and onion pie in peace? |
Re: About Buns, not Bun Laws......
Originally Posted by Ray
(Post 5092442)
They were the police ...
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Re: About Buns, not Bun Laws......
The only bun law I am aware of is the fact that hotdog buns come in packs of 6 and hotdogs come in 8... what's that all about?
In this thread are we to roll with the punches? ....no bun intended. |
Re: About Buns, not Bun Laws......
A US-wide ban on buns might save even more lives than banning guns. From the obesity statistics, there's eclair cause for concern...
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Re: About Buns, not Bun Laws......
Originally Posted by Tarkak9
(Post 5094164)
The only bun law I am aware of is the fact that hotdog buns come in packs of 6 and hotdogs come in 8... what's that all about?
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Re: About Buns, not Bun Laws......
Originally Posted by Manc
(Post 5092397)
I was in Moss Side a few months ago, and stopped the car outside Greggs the bakers.
A few unsavoury characters were outside. and when I say unsavoury, I ain't talking about the pasties. you know what I mean? Why do the police allow chavs to hang outside the bakers when normal people just want to buy an apple fritter and cheese and onion pie in peace? http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3Den%26sa%3DG I've often fancied going in for a donut but am too scared :o |
Re: About Buns, not Bun Laws......
Originally Posted by Lord Lionheart
(Post 5094813)
Funnily enough they have one of LA's landmarks near the LAX shooting range;
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3Den%26sa%3DG I've often fancied going in for a donut but am too scared :o |
Re: About Buns, not Bun Laws......
Originally Posted by dinosaur
(Post 5094766)
I bought some Hebrew National hot dogs the other day as I'd heard they were good...however, there were 7 in the pack; what's more, they were all like that, it wasn't a one off. I think a fundamental law of physics may have been contravened.
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Re: About Buns, not Bun Laws......
Originally Posted by Manc
(Post 5092397)
I was in Moss Side a few months ago, and stopped the car outside Greggs the bakers.
A few unsavoury characters were outside. and when I say unsavoury, I ain't talking about the pasties. you know what I mean? Why do the police allow chavs to hang outside the bakers when normal people just want to buy an apple fritter and cheese and onion pie in peace? |
Re: About Buns, not Bun Laws......
Originally Posted by Silly Sod
(Post 5097177)
YOu got me thinking about rice and peas from Chicken Run now Manc, pick us some up next time you are over will ya (Yum!!!) :)
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Re: About Buns, not Bun Laws......
Originally Posted by hatfield1
(Post 5097195)
no more rice please.
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Re: About Buns, not Bun Laws......
Originally Posted by Ozzidoc
(Post 5097203)
Shhhhhh! Don't mention the rice!!!
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