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• #72202
"Make X Great Again" is quickly turning in to the new "Keep Calm and X Y"
Make criticism great again!
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• #72203
Definitely gone, not cone
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• #72204
I was asking for that...
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• #72205
Doesn't gone rhyme with cone?
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• #72207
I pronounce it 'Scone' if it has fruit in it, but 'Scone' for a plain one. Easy to tell them apart then.
Cheese ones I pronounce 'Scone' but that is just silly.
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• #72208
I say it properly.
Scone, not scone.
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• #72209
Wrong way round, sort yourself out.
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• #72210
There are bigger issues at stake here, like whether to put the jam on top of the cream or the cream on top of the jam.
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• #72211
Cream on top, always
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• #72212
you from oz?
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• #72213
Cheese or GTFO
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• #72214
Jam on top, cream is essentially the butter in this construction...
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• #72215
The only answer is cream on one half, jam on the other then sandwich.
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• #72216
I like to solve it by putting jam on one side, and cream on the other, so that the only bits you can hold the scone by are the edges.
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• #72217
Which half goes on top?
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• #72219
Neither. You put them together on their sides.
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• #72220
Surely the Scots call it a Skoon
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• #72221
is that a bao?
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• #72222
So if you pronounce it scone you eat it the right way round, but if you pronounce it scone then you eat it the wrong way round?
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• #72223
Nailed it
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• #72224
This is so crazy, it actually might work!
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• #72225
Blend the scone, jam and cream into a nutritious soup. Problem solved.
Y-racist