The Notorious GDBBagel Instinct starring Sharon Scone
Baklava to the Future
The Tart of War by Sun Tzu
AndyYou could probably go on forever with these.
Boston’s classic: “More Than A Filo.”
Whitney Houston’s: “I Will Always Love Choux.”
Cher’s: “The Choux Choux Song.”
Julie London’s: “Choux Me The Way To Go Home.”
Any classical piece by Chouxmann.
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Christine RoseNo fate but what we bake
Donut go gentle into that good night
Do or donut, there is no try
Well Thought Out Sprinkles (or Well Thought Out Twinkies)
Silversun Pickups - Well Thought Out Twinkles
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Q: Can you name three football clubs with pastries in their names?
A: Yes: ECCLEShall, SCUNthorpe, and Manchester FRUITCAKEing United.
https://tropedia.fandom.com/wiki/Scunthorpe_Problem#:~:text=clbuttic%20joke
Scunthorpe Problem
We all know automatic profanity filters on message boards and elsewhere on the Internet can be ridiculously and unimaginatively strict. But the problem is much worse: Sometimes, it sees swearwords inside other words. Thus, you can get hilarious Malapropers — like "hecko" instead of "hello", or "teasthingy" instead of "teaspoon" — or else you get results like "cl***" instead of "class". This is known as the Scunthorpe Problem, after an incident in 1996 when AOL's rather simple-minded dirty-word f