It's goodbye from me and it's goodbye from him.

Originally Posted by missyorkie_chris

Don't be daft, you're talking rubbish there lad! Who gives a to$$ (to follow a prime example of one of mine and YC's many indulgences )

SOOOOOOO CARROT CAKE YOU SAY?




I fangyooooo

Wow that looks sooooooooo good!

On a diet then I see

Sorry to hear people are leaving too, may bump into you on the road sometime (hopefully not literally ).

And on the matter of cake, Black Forest is where it's at:

Originally Posted by joshmac

Wow that looks sooooooooo good!

On a diet then I see

WHY YOU LITTLE....

Originally Posted by missyorkie_chris

WHY YOU LITTLE....

What?
I wasn't suggesting you should!!
Far from it

AND you didn't let me finish my sentence (how rude! ).... of cake and cream

It has to be Molten Lava Cake with fresh cream mmmmmmmm deeeeelicious

Originally Posted by foxyinleather

It has to Molten Lava Cake with fresh cream mmmmmmmm deeeeelicious

Sorry Maria, but Foxy's cake looks nicer






















*runs and hides*

Originally Posted by Lozzo

Yeah yeah, blahblahblah...let's get back to the more interesting and popular issues. What are your views on Jaffa cakes - biscuits or cakes?

Thats a toughie, cake I would say but with a definite buiscity undertone

Originally Posted by stewie

Thats a toughie, cake I would say but with a definite buiscity undertone

Must be a cake because (apart from the name) they get harder if you leave them out/unwrapped

But I guess you have a point, as you do eat them as if they were biscuits nom nom nom

Originally Posted by joshmac

Must be a cake because (apart from the name) they get harder if you leave them out/unwrapped

Does cheesecake does go hard if you leave it out?

Apparently they call them cakes to get out of paying tax, as "Cakes do not attract VAT.
The alternative classification "a chocolate covered biscuit" is classed as a luxury food item and does attract VAT."
Not sure how true that is