Hey theo

#1

can you let me know if you understand this

sparbq
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thanks

#2

Any 2 of those on the left for a fiver
Any 2 of those in middle for seven notes
69p each for those things on the right.

We managed it without theo!

#3

Is it when you cook a steak in the sauna?

#4

even so, i look forward to hearing from th

#5

E
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#6

Sparbq is a legitimate pun on BBQ and a good one.

They have redeemed themselves somewhat.

#7

Thank you for your response

#8

Steamed hams?

#9

Not having it. It’s either Sparbeque or SBQ. Can’t go mixing real words and acronyms willy nilly.

#10

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#11

Nah.

#12

You’re nah.

#13

^this

#14

So nearbq…

#15

:smiley: this board having that opinion is wonderful to tbh humble

#16

Rhymes with Beer-B-Q, which is a staggeringly good pun, tbh.

#17

I don’t get how this is a legit pun but so near so spar isn’t, they seem equivalent (assuming that’s why they need redemption)

#18

So near, so far isn’t a phrase.
So near yet so far is a phrase but since it means ‘tough luck’ it would be baffling to apply it to a supermarket via a pun.

Barbecues are things you stock up for from a supermarket so SparBQ works.

#19

So near, so far isn’t a phrase.
So near yet so far is a phrase but since it means ‘tough luck’ it would be baffling to apply it to a supermarket via a pun.

Barbecues are things you stock up for from a supermarket so SparBQ works.

#20

Dunno, a cursory google suggests so near so far is a phrase. I don’t think the original phrase has to have any connection to the pun application, like what does a godfather have to do with fish and chips? The only requirement is a word/phrase exists and is altered in a way to refer to another thing