How do you like your muffins?

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What's your muffin?

Boring old plain
1
6%
Almost as boring blueberry
7
39%
Yummy Choc Chip
5
28%
Super chocotastic Double Chocolate
5
28%
 
Total votes : 18

Postby Tomo » Mar 16th, '07, 14:39



abraxus wrote:hmmmmmm mumuffin.... :shock: :lol:

freud was an absolute wierdo...he should be ashamed of himself....


He was convinced the number 62 was following him and out to get him. The Mark Steele Lecture on him is a hoot.

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oy oy...

Postby IAIN » Mar 16th, '07, 14:42

look at you with your new flashing logo....nice one...

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Postby Wukfit » Mar 16th, '07, 14:46

Muffins... why sausage and egg of course :D

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Postby Lady of Mystery » Mar 16th, '07, 16:02

greedoniz wrote:I'm just wondering what a man is doing in the supermarket!?


He wont let me go on my own, apparently I spend too much money if I do

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Postby seige » Mar 16th, '07, 16:05

Lady of Mystery wrote:He wont let me go on my own, apparently I spend too much money if I do


Heheheheheh

With me, this is the opposite way round... Mrs Seige begs me to stay at home while she goes shopping, as I have 'man-kid' syndrome of putting all sorts of rubbish in the trolley—ranging from magazines, all the way through to Australian Chewing Liqourice.

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Re: oy oy...

Postby Tomo » Mar 16th, '07, 16:06

abraxus wrote:look at you with your new flashing logo....nice one...

I just wish the links would work... :(

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Re: oy oy...

Postby seige » Mar 16th, '07, 16:08

Tomo wrote:
abraxus wrote:look at you with your new flashing logo....nice one...

I just wish the links would work... :(


Make the URL in the logo the same as the one in your advert, and it will work just fine.

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Postby I.D » Mar 16th, '07, 16:08

From Sainsburys.. double chocolate all the way..

real muffins.. from millies cookies.. blurberry.. freshly cooked so the blueberries burst in your mouth.. yum yum

but give me an egg and mushroom baguette anyday and a half pint of skimmed milk!!

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Postby greedoniz » Mar 16th, '07, 16:21

Lady of Mystery wrote:
He wont let me go on my own, apparently I spend too much money if I do


Heheheheheh

With me, this is the opposite way round... Mrs Seige begs me to stay at home while she goes shopping, as I have 'man-kid' syndrome of putting all sorts of rubbish in the trolley—ranging from magazines, all the way through to Australian Chewing Liqourice.


I cant let my girlfriend go by herself as she is a danger to herself. When in a supermarket she gets so distracted by all the products on offer that she doesn't look where she's going and ends up walking in front of moving trolleys.
I am considering making her sit in the little trolley chair....actually I want to be able to fit but my thighs don't fit through the gaps anymore.

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Postby Farlsborough » Mar 16th, '07, 16:32

I prefer an English muffin with lashings of butter. Most American muffins are dry, sickly and disappointing.

However... providing it could be made just right, I would go for blueberry, but it has to have blueberries the size of your fist in it, not one or two shrivelled excuses.

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Postby lindz » Mar 16th, '07, 17:10

Egg and sausage mcmuffin from McDonalds breakfast but if were talking about the boring other muffins it's got to be choc chip.

What is the world coming too, there is 3 pages on muffins in one day on a magic forum. maybe we should change it to TALKMUFFIN :shock:

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Postby magicmonkey » Mar 16th, '07, 20:04

My brother's wife makes the most unbelievably gorgeous banana and chocolate muffins...they really are something else!

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Postby StevieJ » Mar 16th, '07, 23:05

The best miffin for me has to be ......... two muffins :wink:

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Postby Marvell » Mar 17th, '07, 00:13

English, toasted and with butter on.

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Postby Farlsborough » Mar 17th, '07, 01:18

seige wrote:through to Australian Chewing Liqourice.


Now that's some good chewin'. Did you go for the red or the black?

Black and new Green ;)

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