mlbot said: "you are sending out all these sweets to foreign countries when there are starving umamis right in your very own city????????"

Zanf said: "ffs...they are called "BISCUITS" not cookies. ;)"

the omniscient wiki said: "it has become increasingly more common within the UK and Australia for "cookie" to be used to differentiate between the softer, more chewy "cookie" and the harder, more brittle "biscuit". In this respect the British usage of the word biscuit was defined in the defence of a tax judgement found in favour of McVitie's and their product Jaffa cakes which the Inland Revenue claimed was a biscuit and was therefore liable to Value added tax. The successful defence rested on the fact that 'biscuits go soft when stale, whereas cakes go hard when stale'."

jdg said: "did i ever send u any "biscuts" senf?"