Why?....Just why??!!
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what is birds custard?
sounds like guano
hahaha it does0 -
mmm **** in a can0
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It's like hot vanilla pudding but better
Yeah I like my spotted d*ck with hot cream running down it.
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edit to add: I''ll just wait for the PMs. lol
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It's like hot vanilla pudding but better
Yeah I like my spotted d*ck with hot cream running down it.
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edit to add: I''ll just wait for the PMs. lol0 -
All you need now is some of this and you will be golden
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:laugh: you guys!!
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It's like hot vanilla pudding but better
ok, you gotta laugh at something similar to hot vanilla pudding on canned D***0 -
I prefer my **** spotless
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All you need now is some of this and you will be golden
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It's like hot vanilla pudding but better
ok, you gotta laugh at something similar to hot vanilla pudding on canned D***
Of course! Just not new news to me after being use to Brits for so long0 -
My cousin gave cans of that out for Christmas a couple years ago as a gag-gift! We have a sick family, each one of us has it prominently displayed some place in our homes :laugh: :laugh:
Whatever you do, do not eat the expired spotted ****, it taste like a cake that someone messed up by using baking soda instead of the recipe's baking powder amount.0 -
Wtf is it?!0
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they have the weirdest names for stuff
they think the term fanny pack is weird
It's just cake with the reference to Richard0 -
Spotted **** is a steamed suet pudding, popular in Britain, containing dried fruit (usually currants or raisins) commonly served with custard. Spotted refers to the dried fruit (which resemble spots) and **** may be a contraction or corruption of the word pudding (from the last syllable) or possibly a corruption of the word dough or dog, as "spotted dog" is another name for the same dish with the use of plums rather than currants. Another explanation offered for the word "****" is that it is the German word for "thick."0
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Thank you OP & posters for the laugh!!! I have been literally laughing out loud at this thread!!!0
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Ha0
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Thank you OP & posters for the laugh!!! I have been literally laughing out loud at this thread!!!
you're welcome! me and mom had a good laugh when she saw it in the store so i figured id share0 -
they have the weirdest names for stuff
they think the term fanny pack is weird
LOL @ fanny! Fanny in the US means bum, whereas in the UK, it means the front part of the pelvis region on a woman. Thus, fanny pack, is deliriously funny to Brits.0
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