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Foxestalk Biscuit World Cup - The Semi Finals!  

77 members have voted

  1. 1. Semi-Final 1

    • Bourbon Cream
      36
    • Chocolate Chip Cookie
      41
  2. 2. Derby Della Hob e' nob (Semi-Final 2)

    • Hobnob (Classic)
      15
    • Chocolate Hobnob (Chocolate)
      62

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  • Poll closed on 29/12/17 at 23:59

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Headlines

 

  • Heartbreak for Custard Cream as it loses out by one vote
  • Bourbon Creams domination continues, but will be subject to much sterner test in their semi
  • Jammy Dodger has no answer to Hobnob's charms
  • Chocolate Digestive chances melt away against the all powerful Chocolate Hobnob

Confirmation of Semi-final ties

 

Match 1) Bourbon Cream vs Chocolate Chip Cookie

Match 2) Hobnob vs Chocolate Hobnob

 

The vote for this round is scheduled to close on the 29th December at 23:59. In the event of a tie, the match will go to a penalty price shoot-out* Voting will remain sealed for this round. 

 

The FIBA competition committee would like to congratulate the four that have got this far and remind them that brown envelopes are still accepted, even at this late stage.

 

*This will be judged on the average cost of an individual biscuit, as per a standard pack size bought from a local supermarket. 

 

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Guest Col city fan
Posted

It's gonna be bourbon v choc hob nob in the final. Then, who knows?

Posted

I refuse to vote from now on.

Not happy one little bit with that final four.

This is the WORLD CUP of biscuits remember, and we’ve got fookin hob nobs and cookies in the semi finals FFS?

Disgrace...

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Posted

Who are the two people voting for plain Hob Nobbs over the chocolate ones? Who's eating a Hob Nobb and thinking this is a nice biscuit, but I wouldn't want it with chocolate on?

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Posted
8 minutes ago, Facecloth said:

Who are the two people voting for plain Hob Nobbs over the chocolate ones? Who's eating a Hob Nobb and thinking this is a nice biscuit, but I wouldn't want it with chocolate on?

 

Presumably the same weirdos that voted for Custard Creams in the previous round. 

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Posted

I've not been following this since the start. Did Fox's Golden Crunch or Red Velvet feature? If not, that's a travesty. If so, how the fvck did they lose? 

Posted
1 hour ago, Buce said:

 

Presumably the same weirdos that voted for Custard Creams in the previous round. 

Maybe. I just can't get that there are people who don't think most things like biscuits are improved by covering them in a layer of chocolate. It's like liking toast but not liking cheese on toast.

Posted
19 minutes ago, Facecloth said:

Maybe. I just can't get that there are people who don't think most things like biscuits are improved by covering them in a layer of chocolate. It's like liking toast but not liking cheese on toast.

Its a farce that its an anonymous vote, we need to know who these freaks are. Disgusting animals.

Posted

Custard cream & bourbon are poverty biscuits. Oh I’ve only got £0.39p I’ll have to get some Aldi’s own custard creams or bourbons. 

 

You see someone with chocolate hobnobs in there cupboard you know they have a bit of class about them and they are sainsburys shoppers. 

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Posted
3 minutes ago, Steve_Walsh5 said:

Custard cream & bourbon are poverty biscuits. Oh I’ve only got £0.39p I’ll have to get some Aldi’s own custard creams or bourbons. 

 

You see someone with chocolate hobnobs in there cupboard you know they have a bit of class about them and they are sainsburys shoppers. 

Biscuit snob

Posted
5 minutes ago, Strokes said:

He is right though, you can’t offer a guest a Bourbon or custard cream. 

 

You can if you don't like them.

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Posted

I can’t read this thread anymore because it hurts when I laugh and my stitches might pop 

Posted (edited)
9 minutes ago, Izzy Muzzett said:

I can’t read this thread anymore because it hurts when I laugh and my stitches might pop 

 

Yeah, whoever said laughter is the best medicine hadn't just had stitches. lol

 

Try the Joke thread - you'll be safe from laughter in there.

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Posted
23 minutes ago, Strokes said:

He is right though, you can’t offer a guest a Bourbon or custard cream. 

tbf, offer them a hobnob and you're announcing that you've not got enough sense to just buy a proper digestive biscuit

Posted
Just now, The Doctor said:

tbf, offer them a hobnob and you're announcing that you've not got enough sense to just buy a proper digestive biscuit

I wouldn’t offer anyone I like a digestive biscuit because well, I like them.

Posted
Just now, Strokes said:

I wouldn’t offer anyone I like a digestive biscuit because well, I like them.

Digestives are quality. Hobnobs are a shit cross between them and flapjack. Either offer a pure digestive or a proper flapjack, not that shoddy halfway house that is designed to disappoint everyone. 

Posted
1 minute ago, The Doctor said:

Digestives are quality. Hobnobs are a shit cross between them and flapjack. Either offer a pure digestive or a proper flapjack, not that shoddy halfway house that is designed to disappoint everyone. 

A digestive is basically a piece of cardboard, flavourless and for people with no taste. A flapjack is a cake, so I wouldn’t offer that to guest, unless they were stopping for an extended period around lunchtime.

Posted
9 minutes ago, Strokes said:

A digestive is basically a piece of cardboard, flavourless and for people with no taste. A flapjack is a cake, so I wouldn’t offer that to guest, unless they were stopping for an extended period around lunchtime.

 

As a stand alone biscuit, I agree, but digestives are transformed with a nice ripe piece of Stilton on the top.

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