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Hey! Don’t blame me for that - I am merely the facilitator of comedy competitions (next 2 quarters tomorrow!), it was down to the collective brains in NSC to colossally f*** that one up.

Seconded.

Does someone liking a post count as seconding it? 😁

P.S. I reckon BWC24 would do as a snappier name - Biscuit World Cup.

I nominate the absolute classic that is The Dark Chocolate McVitie’s Digestive King of Tea accompaniment biscuits, IMO

I'd like to see the Fox's Viennese get quite far as a dark horse - these bad boys are GREAT;

What does WBBWC stand for? World's Best Biscuit World Cup?

Jaffa Cake vs Twiglet final.

I will be judging biscuits mostly based on how well they go with a cuppa, as for me that is their primary purpose in life - an accompaniment to tea. Twix and KitKat etc are much more a relative of the chocolate bar family for me Clive.

If Jaffa Cake gets in that will cause CARNAGE. I’m all for it personally, I live for the drama.

Surely better to set a reasonable (and easily divisible - 16, 24, 32 etc) number and then close nominations once that many have been seconded? Would be easier to run than something that gets to an unwieldy number - I’m just thinking of the admin burden for you, speaking from experience!

Definitely world’s best biscuit - chance for a lot of Binfestery in that. How many for a tourney though? 32 is too many. 16 and 4 groups of 4 perhaps? I would also - just personal preference - call it the Biscuit World Cup (BWC24), leaving it open for future iterations in later years.

Basil goosesteps onwards.

Goodnight, sweet prince. Ted marches into the Semis.

My brother in law said Kit Kat Chunkys were his favourite biscuit the other day, in a discussion about biscuits. I wanted to PUNCH him.

Paddy McCourt surely should've gotten further. I can't not imagine that he got paid in an envelope that he then put into an orange Sainsbury's bag.

http://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/threads/2018-whos-the-flairest-of-them-all-the-final.362736/ In the final, Worthington beat Vicente (50 - 42).