Sad Truth is I really have no clue what SOS stands for ....but now know it at least represents shit on a stick which apparently is a dish served in the Navy.
So please, inform me on this alternate meaning
SOS on this board
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Sad Truth is I really have no clue what SOS stands for ....but now know it at least represents shit on a stick which apparently is a dish served in the Navy.
So please, inform me on this alternate meaning
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Sad Truth is I really have no clue what SOS stands for ....but now know it at least represents crap on a stick which apparently is a dish served in the Navy.
So please, inform me on this alternate meaning
Yea, I will be happy to inform you that I meant "same old shit on this board day in and day out".
A biscuit to us is not the same as a biscuit to you though is it? I thought a biscuit to you is what we usually call a cookie.
Yeah and you wouldn't put no gravy on a fucking cookie. What is a biscuit to you guys, like a savoury scone?
nighttrain
Legend
a biscuit is at it;s basic is a lump of dough formed into a small circle and baked
train
SOS is obviously strength of schedule. Duh. 
But hell yeah, I love biscuits. Gravy, buttery, plain, I'll eat 'em all.
But hell yeah, I love biscuits. Gravy, buttery, plain, I'll eat 'em all.
KNUCKLEHEAD
I won't say it unless you don't.
The proper hillbilly pronunciation is... sawed-off-shotgun.
Well you can check out other boards to see if they have DNS.
Sad Truth is I really have no clue what SOS stands for ....but now know it at least represents crap on a stick which apparently is a dish served in the Navy.
So please, inform me on this alternate meaning
Morse code - distress or danger is coming.
... —- ... . For some reason you can’t text
three of these dashes - - - in a row without a space ?
Sound of silence?"Hmmm...I wonder what it could stand for. I have no idea whatsoever!"
Seriously though, I think Sam looks a little like this guy:
I think that's Jerry from Tom and Jerry. He went on to do some other stuff to kinda obscure.
The root of the word biscuit means "cooked twice". Cookies are not, therefore they shouldn't be called biscuits. Pillsbury brand (or similar) biscuits are cooked twice. Therefore biscuits is accurate.
The next time you cook a digestive twice, that's when it would be appropriate to call it a biscuit.