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Justin Lewis

Popeye's are dry as hell, but the least dry is those ones you put in the oven

lionstooth

Biscuits are basically crackers in Britain so maybe its like in japan/other places too

Marcus

Not really, crackers(dry, thin and savoury) are technically considered to be biscuits but in the uk and in many other countries biscuits refers to sweet and some what dry bread like food which Americans classify most of them as cookies, like short bread, chocolate chip stuff etc

Anonymous

Amenz you're trying to recall Texas Roadhouse rolls with the cinnamon butter

Anonymous

Cracker creating those clones gave me cold sweats to when Madara formed multiple Susanoo's against the Kages.

NehNehDoffy

After sitting through Mr.3's wax bs, yea I didn't question the biscuits lmao

Mahmii

What Americans call crackers are what the Japanese or British call biscuits. So to you guys, he is producing crackers

Nick K

It's cool when you see someone with a straighforward devil fruit that has clear offensive potential like Ace's flare-flare, but it's really fun when you get weird stuff like bis-bis and you see them use stuff in really creative ways.

Daniel Turner

Yeah the biscuits is referring too crackers or cookies for Americans , other places call it biscuits uk,Australia Japan etc

King

Amenz is underestimating yonko commanders. Cracker is like whitebeard’s jozu man, he aint getting one shot by luffy.

Yavvane

I'm here for any skits love yall

Ben

yall probably already know but color of arms is armament haki

Rayanh LaNansha

In French, buiscuits means cookies. Those things Cracker's shiels wear for armor look like those cookies my grand-parents would give me with tea when I was a kid.

Trafalgar Law (An Average Makima Enjoyer)

Yeah here in London biscuits are sweet crackers with varying flavours; chocolate, ones with jam, ones that go with tea etc), we also use the term crackers but thats to refer to savoury ones, usually salted ones that go with cheese or on its own etc.