firky said:He buggers me in the stable for half a shilling and I go home with a full stomach![]()


Augie March said:I've only just realised very recently that Greggs even existed and what they sold. My part of the world seems to be, as yet, un-touched by it's pastry goodness.![]()
xenon said:Greggs.
Stormed out of one once as they insisted they didn't have a bread slicer. Even though they reluctantly sliced my loaf the week before. And they put fucking mao in everything.
Mallard said:It's a pie cob in England
Disaster said:

twisted said:A pastie bap in Norn Iron.

Dillinger4 said:I don't really like Greggs myself, but they do a nice meat and potato pasty.
twisted said:Such a thing is unheard of south of Stockport. Unfortunately. Meat and potato piues are aces.
Mallard said:Baps mean something else round these parts![]()
twisted said:Baps are callled diddies over there.
Mallard said:Have you tried the Gang of Four special pasty (Minced pork, onion, Hot and Sour sauce)? It's well worth the Long March down the High Street![]()

Maurice Picarda said:I thought it was Braggs up North. It was in Brum, anyway.
twisted said:Baps are callled diddies over there.
breasticles said:which baps? bread baps or chest baps?
firky said:I can't believe this thread is three pages long.
firky said:He buggers me in the stable for half a shilling and I go home with a full stomach![]()
Disaster said:This is a thread about Greggs.
breasticles said:yes, i know. but i also need to know whether i can go into a greggs in norn iron and ask the lady behind the counter if she has hot baps without risking her getting punchy. yes, it's a tangent, but it's still related to the topic in hand.
diddies are breast baps