It may just be me but...

[frowniefuckingface]

Has always been no comment or is that something new? I swear biscuit always used to be well just biscuit.

And this should be in chat! not aibu!

In what capacity can it be used for just biscuit? Hoe often could it be used?!

Ooh I should have elaborated, I meant that at the bottom of the page where the smileys are listed biscuit was biscuit not no comment or am I imagining things?

All the time!

Would you like a

um...

Boobs!

For saturday mornings.

I always thought it meant "shut up you twat"

I always thought it meant put that in you pie hole and be quiet! (or biscuit hole)

It was originally in reference to the non-event that was gordon brown biscuit-gate nonsense.

It's always been No Comment but it's rarely used as that.

It's usually "shut up and have a ".

I've never actually used it - this will be my first time I've ever put it in a post! :o

Yay I've popped my cherry!

I know what it means in MN terms on a thread but has this:

Smileys list
Smiley face: or :)
Big grin: or :o
Wink:
Shocked:
Sceptical:
Confused:
Embarrassed:
Angry:
Sad: or :(
Envious:
No comment:
Wine glass:
Hot beverage:
Flowers:

changed as in has biscuit always been no comment?

It's always been no comment. I didn't see the Gordon Brown thingy and when it appeared I remember thinking, "biscuit for no comment? That doesn't make sense!"

Think the general gist of it was a baffled no comment, but what do i know ivenever used it

Oh i see...no i dontknow if it has always been tagged as 'no comment' have a feeling it didnt used to say that though.

In my ignorance I associated it with the expression 'That takes the biscuit!', to be used after a poster had said something particularly annoying or unreasonable. 'No comment' seems a bit flabby by way of a response.

That's what I mean LowFlyingBirds I swear it used to say something else. I just cant remember what .

Always assumed same as you rosy robin

Foxy that should say

Fuck sake roxy

But I am foxy!

I assumed it meant " you have really taken the biscuit now" as in you have gone too far, so no comment.

I always thought it was

=. Friday night topic.

Yep, it definitely did say 'biscuit'.

I know because I had to check

Roxy I thought that too! Are you sure we aren't right? Makes sense to me...

It was created in response to Gordon Brown refusing to tell us what his favourite biscuit was when he did a live webchat prior to the last General Election. So it stands for "no comment" - aka "I really can't be bothered to answer such a trivial and nonsensical question".