London Irish.

[Simster]

No not really


Instead I just want to let you know my word of the day. It's the word to describe the PLETHORA of FIT birds wearing those saucy gypsy skirts.

Nice CRUMPET.

What do you reckon to the word CRUMPET?

 

[aftershavedave]

reminds me of carry on films....

 

[Franks Wild Years]

We used to refer to chatting women up as "crumpeteering"

 

[Simster]

We used to refer to chatting women up as "crumpeteering"

I like that. A FINE NSC word.

 

[Meade's Ball]

reminds me of carry on films....

Your life is a carry on film. Either 'jungle' or 'screaming'.



What would a crumpet trumpet looke like?

 

[Bozza]

I'm a big crumpet fan.

If you are too - try the Kingsmill ones - they're fantastic. Just a little bit thicker and more substantial than your supermarket own label variety. Quality.

 

[bhaexpress]

So you've got 'crumpeteering' but what's the definition of 'Muffeteering' ?

I don't want to sound tongue in cheek BTW.

 

[aftershavedave]

Your life is a carry on film. Either 'jungle' or 'screaming'.

'screaming' every time....."frying tonight"

 

[Franks Wild Years]

So you've got 'crumpeteering' but what's the definition of 'Muffeteering' ?

I don't want to sound tongue in cheek BTW.

Something to do with a spider sitting beside her.

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

Crumpet is a great word.

It has two meanings. Fit birds and a rather tasty snack.

 

[rool]

I can't get crumpets over here, anyone know how to make them?

I still like the word totty

 

[Hunting 784561]

I also think 'muffin' is a great word with both a snack and sex act connotation

 

[bhaexpress]

I also think 'muffin' is a great word with both a snack and sex act connotation

'Muffin' gets a bit iffy when used in conjunction with 'The Mule' though.

 

[Simster]

Crumpet is a great word.

It has two meanings. Fit birds and a rather tasty snack.

Both rather nice when coated in marmite.

Erm, probably.

 

[bhaexpress]

Both rather nice when coated in marmite.

Erm, probably.

Sorry but the latter sounds quite unsavoury.

 

[Simster]

Another word for crumpet that I have enjoyed in the past is BLART.

Muffin is a poor word, IMO.

 

[Blackadder]

Like the word Crumpet.

Quite like the word Totty as well!

 

[Lord Bracknell]

I just want to let you know my word of the day. It's the word to describe the PLETHORA of FIT birds wearing those saucy gypsy skirts.

Nice CRUMPET.

What do you reckon to the word CRUMPET?

When I was a brummie, CRUMPETS were called PIKELETS.

Doesn't sound quite so alluring.

 

[Pigsy]

Re: Re: London Irish.

When I was a brummie, CRUMPETS were called PIKELETS.

Doesn't sound quite so alluring.

Pikelets are slightly different aren't they? bigger and flatter?

 

[Beeercan]

mmmmm Crumpets coverd in jam
















Crumpet = either meaning