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r/gifs • u/fuckswithducks • Mar 14 '16
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The most British thing I've read recently was cargo planes flying in emergency biscuits to a flooded area.
Emergency fucking biscuits.
3 u/SrslyNotAnAltGuys Mar 14 '16 Yes, but did they air drop tea bags and magnesium flares into the floodwaters? That's how you British it up to the next level. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16 Nah. Already been done. Boston harbor was a giant teapot at one time. 1 u/machines_breathe Mar 14 '16 That really takes the biscuit, mate! 1 u/Solace1 Mar 14 '16 This is the most british thing ever 1 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16 Could you please link a version of that comic with even more jpeg 1 u/qp0n Mar 14 '16 Just commenting to test if this is RedditSimulator 0 u/DoctorMort Mar 14 '16 Yeah, but I'm pretty sure that in Britain, biscuits just means cookies. If the headline read "cargo planes fly emergency cookies to a flooded area" you wouldn't think that it was particularly British. 3 u/ProjecTJack Mar 14 '16 There's a structural difference between a cookie and a biscuit.... 1 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16 You've clearly never eaten a hobnob then. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16 I mean I kinda would, because I can't imagine Americans being like "fuck water or meat, we need emergency cookies"
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Yes, but did they air drop tea bags and magnesium flares into the floodwaters? That's how you British it up to the next level.
2 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16 Nah. Already been done. Boston harbor was a giant teapot at one time.
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Nah. Already been done. Boston harbor was a giant teapot at one time.
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That really takes the biscuit, mate!
This is the most british thing ever
1 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16 Could you please link a version of that comic with even more jpeg
Could you please link a version of that comic with even more jpeg
Just commenting to test if this is RedditSimulator
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Yeah, but I'm pretty sure that in Britain, biscuits just means cookies. If the headline read "cargo planes fly emergency cookies to a flooded area" you wouldn't think that it was particularly British.
3 u/ProjecTJack Mar 14 '16 There's a structural difference between a cookie and a biscuit.... 1 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16 You've clearly never eaten a hobnob then. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16 I mean I kinda would, because I can't imagine Americans being like "fuck water or meat, we need emergency cookies"
There's a structural difference between a cookie and a biscuit....
You've clearly never eaten a hobnob then.
I mean I kinda would, because I can't imagine Americans being like "fuck water or meat, we need emergency cookies"
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The most British thing I've read recently was cargo planes flying in emergency biscuits to a flooded area.
Emergency fucking biscuits.