We’ve all heard stories relating to this infamous ‘game’ and there’s always a bloke in every pub (remember those?) invariably named Dave who knew a geezer, who knew a geezer who did it.....and ‘lost’.
But my question is: Will any chap here fess up to having ever done it or is this more of an urban myth passed down in hushed tones, from generation to generation?
Finally, what type of biscuit would best suit this game do you think?
I’m going with the redoubtable ginger nut; It can hold its structural integrity admirably even when soaking wet  |
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Usually a digestive. Without chocolate. All we could afford at boarding school.
Although, I remember a pink wafer thing one time. But we decided just to eat that sans game. |
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I’m going with the redoubtable ginger nut; It can hold its structural integrity admirably even when soaking wet "
Surely that would miss the point of it being a "soggy" biscuit! |
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I have decided that a Ferrero Rocher would be rather judicious; A touch of class to proceedings plus their texture would hold the ‘glaze’ admirably and they each come with their own individual ‘drip trays’ so that none of the ‘silver elixir’ will be lost.... |
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"We’ve all heard stories relating to this infamous ‘game’ and there’s always a bloke in every pub (remember those?) invariably named Dave who knew a geezer, who knew a geezer who did it.....and ‘lost’.
But my question is: Will any chap here fess up to having ever done it or is this more of an urban myth passed down in hushed tones, from generation to generation?
Finally, what type of biscuit would best suit this game do you think?
I’m going with the redoubtable ginger nut; It can hold its structural integrity admirably even when soaking wet "
Its a digestive. It's in the rules. |
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"I have no idea what game you are referring to but I would suggest the chocolate hob nob for every biscuity endeavour
reminds me of Peter Kay sketch ‘Dunk me again, Dunk me again’!!  "
They really do drink half your brew though!!! |
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looks a little like a life raft and other like a floating device. ;'l
