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Block G Raptor
01/09/2006, 3:09 PM
..thats how I got to 18 without needing a filling!
try 28 and counting. Never had a filling never had a tooth out and I smoke like fcuk. dont really have a major sweet tooth though so thats probably why
sligoman
03/09/2006, 10:59 PM
...was in Tesco the other night and seen things exactly like the rice krispie things only with corn flakes instead of rice krispies, and guess what they were called? Mini Corn Flake CAKES. I rest my case:cool:.
Strabane_Harp
04/09/2006, 9:51 AM
...was in Tesco the other night and seen things exactly like the rice krispie things only with corn flakes instead of rice krispies, and guess what they were called? Mini Corn Flake CAKES. I rest my case:cool:.
If tesco call em cakes then the answer is buns :mad:
u cake people are un-patriotic and i suspect you may all be communists :p
BohsPartisan
04/09/2006, 3:54 PM
try 28 and counting. Never had a filling never had a tooth out and I smoke like fcuk. dont really have a major sweet tooth though so thats probably why
30 and counting. No fillings, no teeth out.
The Stars
04/09/2006, 8:43 PM
...was in Tesco the other night and seen things exactly like the rice krispie things only with corn flakes instead of rice krispies, and guess what they were called? Mini Corn Flake CAKES. I rest my case:cool:.
Good point but this one is better.....
If you ever see the add for the Rice Krispie Squares...it says,"all the goodness of a bun,squared"
I rest my case...corn flake kid;)
joeSoap
04/09/2006, 8:51 PM
If you ever see the add for the Rice Krispie Squares...it says,"all the goodness of a bun,squared"
And at the start of the ad, theres a picture of one and the voiceover says:
"Aaah the Rice Krispie Bun....."
Ad made by Kellogs....they acknowledge that it's a BUN......END OF !!
The old thread is gone, so:
The new ad for Rice Krispie Squares specifically mentions their delicious similarities to Rice Krispie Buns, not Cakes.
Final nail. Job done. Good night and good luck.
Won't take up any more of your time.
Thanks for listening.
I love being right all the time. :D
Strabane_Harp
13/09/2006, 2:19 PM
and the stating the obvious award for september goes to................................................ ..................
BY 'gone' you mean on the next page?
Anyway, that thread is so last week.
No, I mean gone, that's why I typed it. :p
I have only 6 or 7 threads on my page 2 (and that ain't one of them), but that'll probably be my own settings no doubt.
And a point from last week proved is still a point proved. Or something. :)
dahamsta
13/09/2006, 3:55 PM
The new ad for Rice Krispie Squares specifically mentions their delicious similarities to Rice Krispie Buns, not Cakes.
Final nail. Job done. Good night and good luck.Kellogg's no more invented the rice crispie cake than I invented jelly and ice cream.
adam
BohsPartisan
13/09/2006, 4:10 PM
You're right. I invented Jelly and Icecream in 1997.
Strabane_Harp
14/09/2006, 8:12 AM
You're right. I invented Jelly and Icecream in 1997.
you sir lie!
i recall having it during the hot summer that was 1995!
you speak the truth as rovers do accounts :p
SligoBrewer
14/09/2006, 9:49 AM
You're right. I invented Jelly and Icecream in 1997.
bohspartisan now fancies himself as a party member way since way back in 1984
dahamsta
14/09/2006, 10:01 AM
you sir lie!
i recall having it during the hot summer that was 1995!Prior art!
BohsPartisan
14/09/2006, 10:24 AM
bohspartisan now fancies himself as a party member way since way back in 1984
What?
stann
14/09/2006, 11:34 AM
Thanks for shifting that for me whoever did it, adam probably?
Lost the old thread on my pages here, probably my settings, yeah? Might have time one of these days to look at them.
As I'm here though, and I would have thought everyone knew this, Jelly and Ice Cream was invented by the NASA Apollo program in 1966, as a perfectly balanced source for its astronauts of the 4 main food groups; sweet, wet, wobbly and red.
Strabane Harp, where do I collect my prize? :)
dahamsta
14/09/2006, 11:48 AM
sweet, wet, wobbly and redNo comment.
joeSoap
14/09/2006, 11:53 AM
Kellogg's no more invented the rice crispie cake than I invented jelly and ice cream.
adamWell, I thought we already established they were actually buns.....:p
And seeing as Kelloggs did actually invent Rice Krispies and without them there would be no rice krispie cakes or buns I'd say they have to get some credit for their invention....
BohsPartisan
14/09/2006, 11:57 AM
According to my wife they are Rice Crispie Buns or Cornflake Cakes.
Strabane_Harp
14/09/2006, 12:14 PM
According to my wife they are Rice Crispie Buns or Cornflake Cakes.
you mean you listen to your wife??? whats that like ? :p
Strabane_Harp
14/09/2006, 12:15 PM
Strabane Harp, where do I collect my prize? :)
Merrion Square, you also get a new FAI job if you can answer 3 simple questions about Old Trafford
dahamsta
14/09/2006, 12:31 PM
Well, I thought we already established they were actually buns.....There have been no scientific proofs in this thread. In order to correct this, I refer to this (http://ocaoimh.ie/2006/08/18/rice-crispy-cakes-or-buns/) scientific method that proves beyond all doubt it is, in fact, cakes.
stann
14/09/2006, 12:55 PM
Merrion Square, you also get a new FAI job if you can answer 3 simple questions about Old Trafford
Ah, nice one! We're off there shortly anyway to collect our Premier member's badge from JD. :D
I only know one question about Old Trafford, though, where in the world would you find the greatest concentration of moany whingeing ****s?
joeSoap
14/09/2006, 1:34 PM
There have been no scientific proofs in this thread. In order to correct this, I refer to this (http://ocaoimh.ie/2006/08/18/rice-crispy-cakes-or-buns/) scientific method that proves beyond all doubt it is, in fact, cakes.
:eek: Can't see how that proves anything..............
Strabane_Harp
14/09/2006, 2:17 PM
Ah, nice one! We're off there shortly anyway to collect our Premier member's badge from JD. :D
I only know one question about Old Trafford, though, where in the world would you find the greatest concentration of moany whingeing ****s?
a dublin game in croker???
sligoman
14/09/2006, 2:52 PM
I have the final result of buns/cakes. Regardless of the poll in this thread(which is wrong), I've let Google Fight decide the winner and here's the result (http://www.googlefight.com/index.php?lang=en_GB&word1=Rice+Krispie+Buns&word2=Rice+Krispie+Cakes)...:p
osarusan
14/09/2006, 2:57 PM
Sligoman, bad news for you.
http://www.googlefight.com/index.php?lang=en_GB&word1=%22Rice+Krispie+Buns%22&word2=%22Rice+Krispie+Cakes%22
sligoman
14/09/2006, 3:03 PM
Sligoman, bad news for you.
http://www.googlefight.com/index.php?lang=en_GB&word1=%22Rice+Krispie+Buns%22&word2=%22Rice+Krispie+Cakes%22Nah, you put them in inverted commas though. Doesn't count!:D
There have been no scientific proofs in this thread. In order to correct this, I refer to this (http://ocaoimh.ie/2006/08/18/rice-crispy-cakes-or-buns/) scientific method that proves beyond all doubt it is, in fact, cakes.
That is as convincing and authoritative as Roddy Collins
One of the (rightly) first references for people here was Kelloggs and as they have now officially referred to the delectable produce as Buns, it is over. Cake people, you are defeated, please do not make it any more embarrassing for you than it already was.
Long Live Buns!:cool:
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