M1025 Game Thread
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Re: M1025 Game Thread
Is it fuckPresident Eden wrote: ↑Thu Jun 01, 2023 8:57 pmthat’s huge town equity for himJamiet99uk wrote: ↑Thu Jun 01, 2023 8:56 pmCheck out Bunny saying he couldn't stay for EoD but being here st EoD
The only person you're truly competing against, Wesley, is yourself.
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you ignored questions I hadrdrivera2005 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 01, 2023 8:56 pmI don't understand your fixation on me, bit this is for later.
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##Vote damo
Well, I grew up in the fallout from the riots in the '90s
Static cranes stand lifeless, castin' shadows on the town
I stare out that hallowed ocean as if to pick a fight
For thе dreams my old man dreamt for me lay on thе other side, yeah
Static cranes stand lifeless, castin' shadows on the town
I stare out that hallowed ocean as if to pick a fight
For thе dreams my old man dreamt for me lay on thе other side, yeah
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Re: M1025 Game Thread
It is fuckJamiet99uk wrote: ↑Thu Jun 01, 2023 8:58 pmIs it fuckPresident Eden wrote: ↑Thu Jun 01, 2023 8:57 pmthat’s huge town equity for himJamiet99uk wrote: ↑Thu Jun 01, 2023 8:56 pmCheck out Bunny saying he couldn't stay for EoD but being here st EoD
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Re: M1025 Game Thread
Well I hope I'm wrong
The only person you're truly competing against, Wesley, is yourself.
Re: M1025 Game Thread
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Paul and Prue sat in a small tent off on the side of the field from the main tent where they can discuss the contestants freely. Back in the tent, the bakers work frantically on their version of a Victoria sandwich cake for the day’s Signature challenge.
“Well, they’re off to a good start. I’m pleased to see some truly excellent, very British baking,” Prue says.
“Indeed, Prue,” Paul replies, “I think we have several bakers that will be able to show us that they’re British through and through. But a few of our bakers are already having trouble, and perhaps that’s because they’re nervous, but maybe it’s because they aren’t really British at all.”
Back in the tent, they observe the bakers in action. Prue and Paul stop by one baker’s station.
“Tell us what you’re making,” they prompt.
“And where you’re originally from,” Prue adds hastily.
“Oh, well, I’m originally from Birmingham but I’ve lived in London for some time now,” he says, “and today, I wanted to do something a little different with my Victoria sandwich by adding blueberries.”
“Interesting,” Paul says, “because I do hear a bit of an accent, but it’s not a Brummie accent.”
“That’s not the only interesting thing, Paul,” says Prue, “Blueberries in a Victoria sponge? Any English schoolchild would have been taught that in 1870, Queen Victoria nearly choked on a blueberry, and ever since, blueberries have been quite unwelcome in this type of dessert.”
“Not just unwelcome, Prue, it’s actually considered treasonous.”
“Quite right, Paul.”
“What are you trying to say?” the contestant asks.
Paul rubs his chin and then darts his ice blue eyes into the man’s soul. “We’re saying that you might be from Birmingham, but it’ll be Birmingham, Alabama if it’s anywhere.”
“What! That’s ridiculous!” but the man’s protests cannot change Paul and Prue’s minds. Prue picks up a pastry bag fitted with an open star tip, its sharp little teeth glinting in the light. The man’s eyes grow wide and he begins to take a step back, only to find his way blocked by Paul. Prue, her piping skills honed by years of practice, strikes for a blow for Britain… or so she thinks.
WORCEJ HAS DIED. He was Reggie Caine, a vanilla townie.
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Paul and Prue sat in a small tent off on the side of the field from the main tent where they can discuss the contestants freely. Back in the tent, the bakers work frantically on their version of a Victoria sandwich cake for the day’s Signature challenge.
“Well, they’re off to a good start. I’m pleased to see some truly excellent, very British baking,” Prue says.
“Indeed, Prue,” Paul replies, “I think we have several bakers that will be able to show us that they’re British through and through. But a few of our bakers are already having trouble, and perhaps that’s because they’re nervous, but maybe it’s because they aren’t really British at all.”
Back in the tent, they observe the bakers in action. Prue and Paul stop by one baker’s station.
“Tell us what you’re making,” they prompt.
“And where you’re originally from,” Prue adds hastily.
“Oh, well, I’m originally from Birmingham but I’ve lived in London for some time now,” he says, “and today, I wanted to do something a little different with my Victoria sandwich by adding blueberries.”
“Interesting,” Paul says, “because I do hear a bit of an accent, but it’s not a Brummie accent.”
“That’s not the only interesting thing, Paul,” says Prue, “Blueberries in a Victoria sponge? Any English schoolchild would have been taught that in 1870, Queen Victoria nearly choked on a blueberry, and ever since, blueberries have been quite unwelcome in this type of dessert.”
“Not just unwelcome, Prue, it’s actually considered treasonous.”
“Quite right, Paul.”
“What are you trying to say?” the contestant asks.
Paul rubs his chin and then darts his ice blue eyes into the man’s soul. “We’re saying that you might be from Birmingham, but it’ll be Birmingham, Alabama if it’s anywhere.”
“What! That’s ridiculous!” but the man’s protests cannot change Paul and Prue’s minds. Prue picks up a pastry bag fitted with an open star tip, its sharp little teeth glinting in the light. The man’s eyes grow wide and he begins to take a step back, only to find his way blocked by Paul. Prue, her piping skills honed by years of practice, strikes for a blow for Britain… or so she thinks.
WORCEJ HAS DIED. He was Reggie Caine, a vanilla townie.
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