I'm sorry to have to state the obvious, but boring is right - compared to chocolate Hobnobs, these biscuits are the equivalent of Michael Gove's less charismatic brother wearing socks, sandals and NHS glasses sitting on platform 2 at Penge ticking little boxes on a clipboard as his most favourite trains go past.
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wooookie
29 Feb 161#5
Aldi do Oaties, which are the same size package and taste just as good as these for 35p.:stuck_out_tongue:
eset12345 to wooookie
2 Mar 16#22
tesco do a nice pack of oaties too at 40p, I actually prefer them to hob nobs
brilly
29 Feb 16#21
everything is better smothered in chocolate!
Jacob_Kreed
29 Feb 16#20
Let's compare David Cameron to current labour Jerry coburn, finally labour have someone you want to have a conversation without you wanting kill him, but I don't really care about either, neither bring some real to the table. I want world peace, its not unattainable, and that's where the hob nob comes in. Putin, Obama, Cameron and pot of tea with China tea set. obviously Putin would take the chocolate hob nob, Obama would take the plain. David would be greedy and take both. 3 packets later world peace......
sickly sweet
29 Feb 16#19
Pffttt, and I thought you were my friend.
Hobnobs aren't boring, they're comfortingly reliable.
jazzuk777
29 Feb 16#18
Pfft, for 50p you can have biscuits that don't taste like the dried sweepings of a flapjack factory
937666
29 Feb 16#17
Never heard of a biscuit being described as boring before :confused:
vikkislater1
29 Feb 161#16
They are boring.
schnide
29 Feb 161#15
I think you may be damning the humble non-chocolate Hobnob with faint praise there.
(Although the reason David Cameron is having to talk about the EU is because of the outdated/xenophobic attitudes of the right wing of the Tory party - I don't think Cameron's a fan of us potentially marginalising ourselves on the world stage any more than the rest of us who realise we don't have an empire any more).
Badbear
29 Feb 16#14
I prefer these to the chocolate ones!
Monzer
29 Feb 16#13
Things I can no longer allow in the house.. chocolate hob nobs or bourbon or Southern Comfort..
The result isn't pretty.
csi_guy
29 Feb 16#12
They've tasted like eating raw granulated sugar for years.
Ingliston
29 Feb 161#11
You know, you have a point there :smile:
Jacob_Kreed
29 Feb 16#10
nooooooo, they are not boring compared to talking to David Cameron about the EU. or watching the awful fantastic four, or listening to will Smith go on about not getting Oscars nomination on his boring film...
miikeyblue
29 Feb 1610#2
Boring...? Wash your mouth out. Hobnobs rock.
brilly to miikeyblue
29 Feb 16#4
i like the hobnob flapjacks but wouldn't bother with these - not got time for boring snacks!
schnide to miikeyblue
29 Feb 166#7
I'm sorry to have to state the obvious, but boring is right - compared to chocolate Hobnobs, these biscuits are the equivalent of Michael Gove's less charismatic brother wearing socks, sandals and NHS glasses sitting on platform 2 at Penge ticking little boxes on a clipboard as his most favourite trains go past.
Jacob_Kreed to miikeyblue
29 Feb 16#9
we should find him and force him eat the lovely hob nob....that sounds wrong on so many levels, jokes welcome
dale86uk
29 Feb 16#8
Rubbish. These with a hot cup of tea, are dependable yet exciting.
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Hobnobs aren't boring, they're comfortingly reliable.
(Although the reason David Cameron is having to talk about the EU is because of the outdated/xenophobic attitudes of the right wing of the Tory party - I don't think Cameron's a fan of us potentially marginalising ourselves on the world stage any more than the rest of us who realise we don't have an empire any more).
The result isn't pretty.