Who took the most acid?

[BigGayDad]

Creators of children's telly must either have the most warped of minds just to come up with the ideas, or more likely, take a lot of drugs. Which programme took the most drugs to create in your opinion?

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I was just thinking about mary mungo and midge wig, just as surreal in a different way wasn't it

fab site about vision on with lots of nostalgia inducing clips

that was perfectly reasonable,
I used to love the descending harmonic scale thing when they went down in the lift

I think sally mally is the result of LSD

Ludwig used to frighten me. Boobah is definitely the product of some kind of hallucinogen.
Has anyone been on the Toyland ride at Alton Towers? The creators of that had definitely partaken of narcotics.

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did you take the Biscuit Quiz? on the vision on site?

I can't find no biscuit quiz

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a bit further down this page

Badger badger badger, magic mushrooms in there I heard.

party ring in there definitely
and a custard cream
the obligatory bourbon
and i do believe i can identify a garibaldi fragment

and i think i can discern the tell tale markings on the underside of a digestive

the wavy edged one looks a bit like a fruit shortcake

I can't actually get to that page

www.nicecupofteaandasitdown.com

and i'm guessing here but i think i can see choc chip cookie fragments

button moon

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somepeople have nothing better to do with their time clearly

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blimey that site is hilarious

How to spot biscuits

• They come in packets
• They have two sides
• You could dunk them in tea

Entry level

• They come in clear cellophane wrappers
• They aren't so nice that you could eat a whole packet
• They are homogeneous

Mid range

• Anything with a currant, or some sort of fruit in it
• Twin layer affair with some sort of cream up the middle
• Wrapper has pictures on it.
• Some sort of USP

Luxury

• Any thing with chocolate on top.
• May be in a cardboard box

FAQ

Q. Are Jaffa cakes biscuits.

A. No, no the're not. Apart from being called cakes they obviously have a sponge base. Granted they appear to be some kind of luxury biscuit being chocolate covered and shipping in a box.

Q. Why are 'Nice' biscuits called that?

A. I don't know because they are possibly one of the nastiest biscuits ever, perhaps its sarcasm.

Q. Whats the best biscuit ever?

A. Well I would have to say the Abbey Crunch, see my page on this ground breaking oat based biscuit.

Q. Can something that is individually wrapped be biscuit.

A. Its pushing it isn't it.

Q. Whats the story with pink wafers?

A. Well they have dropped out of fashion, and rightly so as they are unpleasant at best. Wafers in general have had to move up into chocolate covered jobs like the Tunnocks wafer, or chocolate bars like the Kit Kat

Sorry, I bet it's really annoying when people paste big bits of a website onto a thread

I was lookinga t the other links to that page.
Independant woman had me in stitches.
And the badgers too..

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