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Puddington Jun 2012 3:40pm, 19 Jun 2012 47,590 posts	Quote Pin Puddington yeah, whatevs. Just get em down you.
Nick Cook Jun 2012 3:40pm, 19 Jun 2012 9,312 posts	Quote Pin Nick Cook Ooooh - I bet Smarties are nice in them!!
Velociraptor Jun 2012 3:42pm, 19 Jun 2012 20,706 posts	Quote Pin Velociraptor They're not. Ask my youngest daughter how I know.
Nick Cook Jun 2012 3:47pm, 19 Jun 2012 9,315 posts	Quote Pin Nick Cook YDoV - "How does she know?"
Puddington Jun 2012 3:47pm, 19 Jun 2012 47,591 posts	Quote Pin Puddington Maybe V spat them at her? I do that if people trick me with a coffee Revel.
Hourglass Jun 2012 3:52pm, 19 Jun 2012 7,579 posts	Quote Pin Hourglass I'm from Lincolnshire High Sixes everyone and say Scone (rhymes with cone :-)) ...but my Scottish in-laws say that that is the posh way of saying it (surely they've never been to Boston!!!)... ...Scone like cone sounds slovenly, whereas Scone like gone sound dreadfully "More Tea Vicar? Have you seen Mrs Timpkins topiary?"
Little Nemo - slow-but-steady Jun 2012 3:54pm, 19 Jun 2012 1,029 posts	Quote Pin Little Nemo - slow-but-steady Can't believe people put jam on first Has to be clotted cream and then jam!!!
plodding hippo Jun 2012 3:56pm, 19 Jun 2012 42,902 posts	Quote Pin plodding hippo eh?? the jam would slide off the cream
Hourglass Jun 2012 3:58pm, 19 Jun 2012 7,580 posts	Quote Pin Hourglass Actooals...butter then jam, then cream
Nick Cook Jun 2012 3:59pm, 19 Jun 2012 9,317 posts	Quote Pin Nick Cook eh?? indeed!! Isn't a Cornwall/Devon thing. One county does it one way, the other the other (as it were!)