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BUNS BUNS BUNS.....Old Monaghan Person.....
Jaysus its the dubs that confuse things with their "Jockey Backs" instead of Piggy Backs, their "Presses" instead of cupboards etc......god am glad am a nordy who calls it Boxing Day and not St Stephens day.
That's it exactly!!! That's what D'Arcy does, and that's the main reason why I hate him so much.Quote:
Originally Posted by dublinharp
He takes a stone-wall, buttoned-down, known-by-all concept like the Rice Krispie Bun, and whether through his own ****wittery or a more devious desire to create more inane 'debate', introduces this dilemma that has half the easily-led gob****es in the country suddenly always remembering things that never were.
There is not, nor ever was, any such thing as a Rice Krispy Cake!!!!
I effing HATE HIM!!!!!!!!!!!
Bit of calm there stann, it's not the end of the world. And besides, they're called Rice Crispy Cakes. This whole "bun" malarkey is a figment of your imagination.
adam
Never! Will never give in. Buns! Buns! Buns!!!!!!!!
All the way 'til Judgement Day.
But, on a side note, just noticed you said Crispy. I also always thought it was Crispy, am convinced of it. On the Kellogg's website though it's Krispy!
Has there been a quiet Ulay-Olay-type switch in recent years?
This is a more profitable direction for enquiring minds, rather than sticking to an argument ye can't win!
It's always had a K
has anyone noticed those of us from the west of ireland think its a BUN!!!!!
therefore we must be right. that link posted by joesoap, are we not on about the chocolate rice krispies i.e.
rice krispie buns?
had a big argument with the missus over this, it didnt help when i called her a nordie prodie ( derry border ), but its FCUKEN ST STEPHENS DAY!!!!!! dont even think of bringing that one in.........Quote:
god am glad am a nordy who calls it Boxing Day and not St Stephens day.
Boxing Day is English/British and Stephen's Day is Irish. No debate over that!Quote:
Originally Posted by Magicme
Like fairy cakes? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
It's Rice Krispie Cakes, and it is a FACT. And I used to work for Kellogg's in the factory that makes Rice Krispies, obviously lending weight to my view point. :D
And btw Stann, D'Arcy was actually not doing the show last week, so a bit of an uncalled for rant!
As said above, fairy cakes are a type of bun.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
But I thought if they were baked they were a cake not a bun?Quote:
Originally Posted by Schumi
It's cake not bun, just as it's barm not muffin.
Since when did you support Bohs?Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
Who ate all the cakes?Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
43, reared in London, Belfast and Dublin and they were buns in all three.
Cakes are something you cut with a knife, like birthday cake, or wedding cake - with the exception of jaffa cakes and they're notable purely cos they are the exception. Cakes have to be baked - you try putting chocolate in the oven and see where it gets you.
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Originally Posted by pineapple stu
True its British but as a citizen of the British Empire I am sticking to my guns....anyway I prefer the story behind Boxing Day than another stupid saints day. I like the idea of the poor being given the excess of the rich....robin hood type sentimentality.
28 wrong people.
Bun,18 Sligo if it helps.......although sligoman went to a school out of town so its probably the buff coming ouut in him,us townies call it bun.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Yes cos Rice Krispies Cakes/Buns was always a daily topic in school:rolleyes: :D.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Stars
Didn't listen to the show to be honest, never do anymore, but a rant against D'arcy is never uncalled for! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Macy
And it's still buns!
And Stephens' Day Magicme! :p
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buff coming ouut in him,us townies call it bun.
I thought we only used that term in the ros!
Can't believe not one other person calls it a Rice Krispie Pie :eek:
The great Manc barm/muffin debate shows up on here! Can't comment on that one but as regards cake/bun..bun is what I've always called it. No point in me changing to your high society ways now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy