For fans of Jenny Agutter...

Indeed. I often eat olives stuffed with garlic cloves.

 

Sorry, still not with this whole 'too much' thing.

Stuffing an olive with garlic is just a good thing to do.

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I have a jar of garlic stuffed olives in my fridge at the mo, I may
even have a few later

 

Mine don't make it to the fridge TBH

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That's what all the vampires say.

"Garlic? Love it. Garlic and chips for me every night, after I get home
from a hard day's work as a deckchair attendant in the sun. No-o-o, I don't
have much of a tan... that's the gamma-glutamylcysteine in the garlic;
thins the blood so I look paler. Yes, funnily enough it does encourage
tooth growth, how clever of you to notice that..."

Cat.

 

I used to be a Believer of the One True Biscuit, until I found that
after fuelling myself on a few and barely one mile into a genvavat
eha, my head would fill with visions of a white porcelain pot, and I
would become overcome with a desperate urge to sit on said pot. The
return trip was often rather fraught. Did wonders for the glutes,
though.

'Digestive' my aaah, Hobnobs, don't mind if I do.

 

Ooh-er, ta for the warning, Richard. I've always believed that any
garlic is too much and now my view has been corrobberobberated.

 

Sn!pe said:

I'll have yours ? [1] Just, not powdered into sauerkraut, I think.

[1] <fx: fights off hordes of garlic-maddened ukrecbikes>

 

My compliments on your .nick sir or madam


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Ok then, let's move on and start to discuss the merits of sucking tea
up through the small hole in the centre of Penguin biscuits.

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Catman

AOL.

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Andy Bonwick said:

Goodness. I never knew there was one.

 

Biscuit Rap

 

You want a Tim Tam Slam, mate.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Tam
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Tam_Slam

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A variation on the 'Tim Tam slam' I am led to believe.

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Damn, ginged.

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I say, sheddi. This recent incursion by the bairy hikers has been
most entertaining. Can we keep them?

 

Fark orf. We're rufty, tuty and beholden to no man, or wooden hut. We
go where the wind takes us, straight on til morning.

We're wild eyed racers on the last bike to freedom city.

You'll never take us alive!

<fx:voice off screen>

What's that? Tea's ready?[1] Oh, ok then.

[1] This is not true. I hate[2] tea.

[2] Well, mildly dislike really. It might just be that I've not found
the correct tea to make me happy. What do you think?

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Twinings lemon & ginger (without milk, of course) is recommended.
It's the only beverage I can face when I have a clod, and I often have
one just to help me face the day. It doesn't have any tea in it.

 

In

My grate frend Mr. Sunshine used to be in a band called "The Rich Tea
Biscuits". They used biscuits for plectrums and packets of biscuits for
drum sticks, and sang only with their mouths full of biscuits. Admission to
gigs (in Mr. S's mate's garage) was permitted only to those who paid in
biscuits; said gigs inevitably ended in a massive food fight.

They did not trouble U2 when it came to record sales, radio airplay or
saving the world.