OT. So What Do YOU Call a Circular Domed Piece of Bread?

Ah, he's playing the scouse card knowing that other will get lynched if the question the intellect or sense

 

See, I've heard of bap, roll, etc but never barm. WTF is a barm? Its certainly isn't a #cob

 

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Can I be from Pieland please?

 

That's not answering the central question. I was born there, but was moved to Warrington by my (Scouse) parents. So, Am I a wool or am I a Scouser?

 

FFS
Give me your balls........

 

I can't release that information rhc, the cock's on gc already give me enough **** just for being an lfc fan. I've been around put it that way.

where's the feckin poll?

 

Means what this?

 

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Remind me how to do a pole (preferably up the ****ter

 

If you speak like a wool, then you're a wool.

 

That's a tough one. I've been in wool land for 40 years. When I go to the 'Pool, the accent comes out. When I took the girle to see Earth, Wind and Fire (in scumland) last Sunday, we were talking to a cockney couple outside the pub and they both said they thought I was from Liverpool. I would have shagged the bint as well

 

You are most definitely, indisputably a scouser.

Barm cakes - are soft, floury bread rolls, a speciality of Lancashire, where Barm is a Lancashire word for the froth on any liquid that contains yeast.

So Gerrez do you ask for a chip bap in the chippy?

 

You get the fastest lap in qualifying

 

**** it, born in iom, stayed for about 8months so no idea what they call it there, moved to Belfast (it's a bap or bun there) then to London (roll or bap)
according to wiki we are all right.... http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bread_roll

 

Gerrez is 'Cobman'

 

Question answered then, you're a scouser.

 

Sorry. **** wiki. It's now established that if you're a true Liverpool supporter, you have to use 'barm'

 

No its not

 

Based on which bit of that explanation?

 

Ask Johnson's Baby and saintanton