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Vike - it's because quality matters. Asda jammies are clearly not as good as Krispy Kremes!
Stumpy that can't be true, I eat all the donuts in our nick and I'm still the only one who perfoms!
Ah, so thats why the Police are always slated on here. According to some members of the public we eat doughnuts on a daily basis hence the poor performance.
You have to be careful using the banned doughnut,a substance of which too many can make a honed athlete like Bertie, compete like a donkey, like me! You could potentially knobble a whole team with enough of them!
Apparently, there not, but the management at Saxo Bank don't want him eating them.
Why on earth are doughnuts on the Prohib. Substances list?
Krispy Kremes aren't that harmful are they?