Miscellaneous Prats30 Nov 2007 04:50 pm
Tough on Baps, Tough on the Causes of Baps
By NelsonThanks to Chris.
This is dangerous ground!
Yeast used in baking creates alcohol.
If you eat a couple of bread rolls and then drive, there will be enough alcohol in your system to get you banned from driving!
Anyone who drives over the limit should be charged with attempted manslaughter.
Atom John, Derby, United Kingdom
Our streets won’t be safe until something is done about the menace of bun-scoffers. I hope your plan works.
10 Responses to “Tough on Baps, Tough on the Causes of Baps”
Actually, I think that one may have been a joke.
Ah. I’ll laugh as soon as I’m sure.
The last two lines are pretty serious… you never can tell. There are some pretty stern warnings over liquer chocolates in there.
Not a single spelling mistake, plus some proper punctuation. I vote with spiffy.
He’s a regular, I’m afraid. Consistently racist and witless.
http://newsforums.bbc.co.uk/nol/profile.jspa?userID=1653985
Also, jokes are supposed to be funny, otherwise they’re just “Things people say whilst grinning expectantly”.
i don’t know about you but i’m a complete mess after 3 buns
It makes the saying ‘get your baps out for the boys’ extra saucy.
I’m confused. Are cobs still O.K?
Any kid on the street could mug someone for the cash to buy a breadmaker and then they could start an underground industry of illegal bread products on the streets and who knows what they’d cut the flour with!
Our kids aren’t safe, I’m taking mine out of school immediately! Young Julian came home yesterday a little unbalanced and smelling of yeast. I have my suspicions there’s a baking den being set up in the bike sheds.
Not only that, he managed to come out with (in response to a comment about electric windows in cars):
“But so useful when you need to stick your hand out to make rude gestures at errotic drivers using their mobile phones. ”
Hur hur.