Do not feed trolls

[tech_guy]

The Garibaldi has to win hands down - you can even turn it in to a sandwich - get a couple of sheets of Garibaldi, spread with butter and peanut butter and bob's your uncle! Edited December 27, 2008 by tech_guy

[EduTech]

so what have you done to these troll's... IP Ban!..

 

i'm going to make me a cappuccino

[Edu-IT]

so what have you done to these troll's... IP Ban!..

 

i'm going to make me a cappuccino

And then pig out on your pick n mix? Sounds like a great Saturday evening to me.

[Gatt]

JAFFA CAKES :D

[EduTech]

How do you eat yours?

 

- do you just eat it

- bite the chocolate off and then eat the center and then eat the top part

 

?? any other ways lol

[tech_guy]

Garibaldi!

[EduTech]

Garibaldi!

 

Noo noo lol

[duncane]

Never! Double chocolate digestives dunked in piping hot tea... Rule!

 

I'm sorry, but that's plain wrong in the head! You're melting the chocolate, diluting it in the tea, and you'll have a oil slick forming on the surface. NO NO NO!

 

I shall have to go and have a lie down now.... maybe after a quick mince pie.

 

[tech_guy]

I'm sorry but you're all wrong. I've been on this planet for 45 years now and there is only one biscuit to rule them all - the garibaldi.

 

I've travelled all over the world and eaten some bizarre things described as biscuits, but it's always great to come home to a cup of Earl Grey, a garibaldi, and British telly.

Edited December 27, 2008 by tech_guy
A visiting friend made an unsuitable observation for me!

[kmount]

Biscuit Browns!

[elsiegee40]

Chocolate Hobnobs!

 

[sulk]I still have't forgiven whoever nicked my last one from the staff room[/sulk]

[tech_guy]

GARIBALDI

[GrumbleDook]

Biscuit Browns!

 

AAARRRGGGHHHHH Bog Blockers!!!!! I still have nightmares.

[ArchersIT]

Please ignore all the buscuit suggestions above - they are all clearly from trolls as the true best biscuit is the Ginger Nut.

 

Jonathan

[DrPerceptron]

I'm sorry but you're all wrong. I've been on this planet for 45 years now and there is only one biscuit to rule them all - the garibaldi.

 

I've travelled all over the world and eaten some bizarre things described as biscuits, but it's always great to come home to a cup of Earl Grey, a garibaldi, and British telly.

 

45 years and you still enjoy british telly? *hail*

 

+1 for the Ginger Nut!

[tech_guy]

No, I'm probably stretching things a bit too far with the British telly bit.

[duncane]

GARIBALDI

 

Nope. The Garibaldi is just a mean spirited, dried up, poor relative of the Eccle's Cake.

[jcollings]

Nope. The Garibaldi is just a mean spirited, dried up, poor relative of the Eccle's Cake.

 

Which in itself is just a poor version of the splendid Chorley cake! And you can call me Susan if it isn't so!!

Edited December 27, 2008 by jcollings

[EduTech]

So moving on my favorite chocolate bar has to be WISPA

[MkII]

Kit Kat chocolate is hard to beat, tho' twirl's are pretty amazin'.

[mrcrazy04]

Please ignore all the buscuit suggestions above - they are all clearly from trolls as the true best biscuit is the Ginger Nut.

 

Jonathan

 

The traidcraft Stem Ginger ones are the best!

 

What about the Malted Milk biscuits with the cow on them though?

 

And KitKat Chunky Peanut butter gets my vote for chocolate bar!

[john]

Chocolate Hobnobs!

 

[sulk]I still have't forgiven whoever nicked my last one from the staff room[/sulk]

Agreed Cannot beat a good Choccy Hobnob

 

 

 

As for chocy bar, well I've just uncovered my big box of Wispa's I bought eeer bout a year ago when they were coming back and I found one left in it, dilema is its out of date, do I eat it or keep it for when they vanish again and then it will accrue in value, same thing with the box it came in

[EduTech]

EAT IT!!

 

or give it to me

[tech_guy]

If you're talking chocolate then it has to be CURLY WURLYS!

[PiqueABoo]

Troll? Missed what, if anything, transpired in the last week, but that's not such an ace diagnosis and the (cliched, sorry) advice doesn't really work e.g. they did a fine enough jobs shot-gunning those posts without any interaction and for the most part are oblivious to any effects or responses. I think a better word is zealot.

 

A bit sad in one way, because the subject is one of those I think people, especially techs in this profession, ought to know a bit about. But hey, what's understanding the viewpoints (including the crusader's), legalities and politics and so on compared knowing what biscuits everyone likes...