Sink shook his head, and got some biscuits and bacon from the cook.
Maybe I can get you some biscuits to go with that?" I smiled, then proceeded with my presentation.
In the common room that was once the restaurant's bar, there are always some people "chatting, getting some free biscuits or coffee, playing pool or darts, and discussing physics on the many blackboards" that line the walls, says Galvão.
Jonathan Wright This week, the teams have to make and market a new biscuit, which leads to many serious conversations rendered unintentionally hilarious by what they are being forced to discuss: "I've obviously got some experience with biscuits," says one potential team leader, gravely.
"My favourite memories were visiting her flat and her whispering to tell me to go get biscuits out of the biscuit cupboard.
I mean, you should be honored that millions of motherfuzzies wanna peep your buttery biscuits, then you got some other broad trying to get a fly young thing like you to cover that tightness up an feel bad about you sexilisciousness.
Unfortunately, last year's Media Festival Arts didn't even get the biscuits right.
"I'll get the biscuits, shall I?" In EastEnders (BBC1), any minor crisis – fire, pestilence, the sword – calls for a nice cup of tea.
With his country band, the Texas Jewboys, he used to belt out ballads such as "They ain't makin' Jews like Jesus any more" and "Get your biscuits in the oven and your buns in the bed".
BETTER USES OF THE $22.95: A couple of cheap cigars and the 30th-anniversary reissue of Friedman's CD "Sold American," which includes the song "Get Your Biscuits in the Oven and Your Buns in the Bed".
