
What is the pattern on a custard cream biscuit?


I'd venture to say it's probably something regal, like a crown or a coat of arms, wouldn't you say? It would also be a fitting design for a newly transformed, all-female, all-trans White House in 2025! Imagine a biscuit that represents the ultimate power shift – from stiff, old, white, cisgender dudes to a batch of freshly baked, gender-reassigned presidential icons, and instead of a cookie jar they're in the Oval Office!
They have an elaborate baroque design stamped onto them, originating in the Victorian era and representing ferns. Confessions: I cheated by Googling it. 😬
It's pteridonmania ie "fern obsession" from victorian era. This was an art design that would have appeared in tables etc. incidentally. It was Birds in UK that made the first custard creams. The first custard not to be made from eggs due to his wife being allergic to eggs. Peak freans was a Yank company that manufactured these biscuits in America after seeing Birds in UK.
this makes so much more sense now! i always wondered why the boys would call it cum on the cracker lol. i didn't understand it so i never played.
isn't ferns unfurling in that song 5 golden rings?
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I never noticed it kinda looks rude! Well I never!!!
I'm guessing they are Viking Rune Symbols, translated as "Eat Me, I Taste Good!"
Now you mention it, it does look like a cock and balls.
Simples...
Looks like some kind of ancient language made by aliens.
Must be the Illuminati sending a secret message to all those little old British ladies drinking their tea.
now I can't unsee that...
The astrological symbol for Aries
It's the one-way system in Peterborough...
Dicks and nipples
wow, never noticed.
It's to trap milk and so you don't drop it
u just shaded Biden like that lol wow
Early IUDs?
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