AIBU?
PennyNotSoWise · 12/11/2019 14:35
Did you see the thread where a poster wanted to show off her baby after a long time struggling?
Gorgeous little baby, everyone posting congratulations and flowers, and one poster posted three biscuits. Just three biscuits, no words. She came back to the thread later to say she'd mistaken them for flowers, so it's not only you
D'oh!
BritishHorrorStory · 12/11/2019 17:41
@ScreamingCosArgosHaveNoRavens
I've seen new members mistakenly offer a biscuit to OPs in distress, thinking they are a comforting thing like
I name changed because there was a really genuinely long sad post made by someone and I didn't know what to say so just wanted to offer comfort so posted on its own (and worse, it was the first reply). I still wince to this day at the accidental offence caused to that poster and the angry replies directed at me.
NotTonightJosepheen · 12/11/2019 17:47
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PuppyMonkey · 12/11/2019 18:27
The came to be the universal symbol for “no comment” after a notorious q&a with Gordon Brown in which several MNers repeatedly asked him what his favourite biscuit was as a bit of a laugh and he repeatedly declined to answer, indicating his lack of personality. Or something. And it became a bit of a thing on a number of subsequent threads.
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