Following yesterday's discussion about this piece of confectionery, I thought it now meant abomination. 
I think it really means, "For Gods sake leave it!"
absent I love your non-existent sense of humour.
I'd offer you an abomination but I know you don't eat them.
Or is it that you just don't dunk them?
On either Fb or Twitter (I forget and CBA to look it up), "a balanced diet is a chocolate biscuit in each hand".
I thought it might be the closest GNHQ could get to a mince pie or a bit like a cupcake but fewer calories. Glad I haven't used it then. The worry of getting the emoticon wrong.....
I think they've tried to import it from the Other Place, and failed. The Other Place has had biscuits for ages 
Second-class citizens, that's us! We only get their broken old cast-offs...
Poor Cari. It was a valiant attempt.
I am really not with this! I cannot find any explanation of the word "biscuit" other than the obvious.
Let me be basic! is CBA "cant be arsed"?
We need a new Gransnet glossary
Nellie
So, was it someone on Mumsnet who decided it should represent 'I have no idea how to answer a post'? Where did Greatnan get her definition from? I don't know, so I need a [fbiscuit] emoticon!
What's the point in having one? We've none of us got a clue how to use it.
If it means what Mumsnet said, we could have a whole thread, after the OP, consisting of nothing but [biscuit] posts!
It's a jammy dodger!
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