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[Libains]

Centric, on 29 Sep 2008, 0:45, said:

Alias, on 29 Sep 2008, 7:11, said:

Niddy, on 29 Sep 2008, 6:53, said:

Sergeant Major J. Kid, on 28 Sep 2008, 21:03, said:

Sergeant Major "White Chocolate" J. Kid of the 33th Oreo ATWW Division Ready!

Fuck off oreo boy.
:awe

You're both faggots. Real men eat Tim Tams.

He speaks the truth. Tim Tans = Pure rubbish.

Yes, you do speak the truth

EDIT - 4 pages ftw Take that you Oreo lovers!

Edited by AJ_, 28 September 2008 - 23:48.

[Warbz]

this ain't your beef. Back off.

Edited by Warbz, 28 September 2008 - 23:51.

[Libains]

You see? We have monkeys that support the cause

[Dr. Strangelove]

Who needs wagon wheels when we have industrial byproduct derivatives?

[TheDR]

Wagon Wheels for breakfast?!

[MR.Kim]

Oh, sure. Why not?

[Libains]

Mmmmmmm wagon wheel for lunch

[Dutchygamer]

*tries to kill thread with fire, which fails*

[Libains]

Yes, it fails on Wagon Wheels as they are protected by a sphere of awesomeness. On Oreos, however, it fails due to there being so much synthetic material in one it would take a diamond-tipped saw to inflict any damage.

[Kichō]

We must use Toxins WagonWheels to defeat them!

[Chyros]

AJ_, on 29 Sep 2008, 14:24, said:

On Oreos, however, it fails due to there being so much synthetic material in one it would take a diamond-tipped saw to inflict any damage.

No, it's because fire can't kill win, which is what Oreos are made of .

[Alias]

Tim Tams are made of awesome.
Awesome > win.
Ergo, Tim Tams > Oreos.

[Warbz]

AJ_, on 29 Sep 2008, 13:24, said:

Yes, it fails on Wagon Wheels as they are protected by a sphere of awesomeness. On Oreos, however, it fails due to there being so much synthetic material in one it would take a diamond-tipped saw to inflict any damage.

Alias, on 29 Sep 2008, 13:56, said:

Tim Tams are made of awesome.
Awesome > win.
Ergo, Tim Tams > Oreos.

So, If Tim Tams are made of awesome and Wagon wheels are protected by a sphere of awesome, that means Tim Tams help protect Wagon Wheels!
An Alliance?!
=0

[Alias]

Tim Tams are too good for Wagon Wheels.

The only thing close is Jaffa Cakes.

[Jazzie Spurs]

We need moar supporters.

[Libains]

Sergeant Major J. Kid, on 29 Sep 2008, 14:36, said:

We need no supporters.

Fix'd

[Jazzie Spurs]

Shut up you Engennier D:

[Rich19]

[Chyros]

AJ_, on 29 Sep 2008, 15:53, said:

Sergeant Major J. Kid, on 29 Sep 2008, 14:36, said:

We need no supporters.

Fix'd

Correct. Oreos don't need supporters to be completely awesome, they are awesome by themselves .

[TheDR]

Wagon Wheels taste good, Oreo's just don't.

And for people who say "u need milk 2 make them taste good", What happens if you don't carry milk around?

A Wagon Wheel is individually wrapped, unlike the Oreo, which means if you open the packet you can enjoy one Wagon Wheel.
Where as with Oreo's they will go off after a while when opened.

And Oreos are clearly just the deformed child of the great biscuits Bourbon and Custard Cream with extra sugar.

[BeefJeRKy]

Bourbon biscuits are the sex...

[Chyros]

The Dr, on 29 Sep 2008, 19:18, said:

A Wagon Wheel is individually wrapped, unlike the Oreo, which means if you open the packet you can enjoy one Wagon Wheel.
Where as with Oreo's they will go off after a while when opened.

No, they come in packets of four over here. And there is no way you will ever want to eat less than four Oreos (or any less than you have in your house, for that matter) .

The Dr, on 29 Sep 2008, 19:18, said:

And Oreos are clearly just the deformed child of the great biscuits Bourbon and Custard Cream with extra sugar.

Oreos were launched 36 years before Wagon Wheels were, so clearly Wagon Wheels are just a spin-off of Oreos since it's the same concept, only failed .

Note to self: I am using The Green Smiley a disproportionate amount of times in this topic .

Edited by Chyros, 29 September 2008 - 21:59.

[TheDR]

Chyros, on 29 Sep 2008, 22:58, said:

The Dr, on 29 Sep 2008, 19:18, said:

And Oreos are clearly just the deformed child of the great biscuits Bourbon and Custard Cream with extra sugar.

Oreos were launched 36 years before Wagon Wheels were, so clearly Wagon Wheels are just a spin-off of Oreos since it's the same concept, only failed .

I wasn't talking about Wagon Wheels, they are not like Oreo's at all, they have marshmallow in them.

[BeefJeRKy]

The Dr, on 29 Sep 2008, 18:03, said:

Chyros, on 29 Sep 2008, 22:58, said:

The Dr, on 29 Sep 2008, 19:18, said:

And Oreos are clearly just the deformed child of the great biscuits Bourbon and Custard Cream with extra sugar.

Oreos were launched 36 years before Wagon Wheels were, so clearly Wagon Wheels are just a spin-off of Oreos since it's the same concept, only failed .

I wasn't talking about Wagon Wheels, they are not like Oreo's at all, they have marshmallow in them.

Thats why I hate Wagon Wheels. Marshmellows FTL

[Chyros]

The Dr, on 30 Sep 2008, 0:03, said:

Chyros, on 29 Sep 2008, 22:58, said:

The Dr, on 29 Sep 2008, 19:18, said:

And Oreos are clearly just the deformed child of the great biscuits Bourbon and Custard Cream with extra sugar.

Oreos were launched 36 years before Wagon Wheels were, so clearly Wagon Wheels are just a spin-off of Oreos since it's the same concept, only failed .

I wasn't talking about Wagon Wheels, they are not like Oreo's at all, they have marshmallow in them.

That's what I said, a failed spin-off .