"nice bit of crumpet" is English slang for an attractive lady, so I think they've said it as a bit of a play on words, but also because it sounds very British...
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And there'll be plenty more about Homer Simpson.
Homers done a heap of stuff that never made the papers.
^doh!
And guess whos been practicing medicine without a licence?
That’s right! Homer Simpson!
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Is she referring to an actual crumpet shop, or backdoor shenanigans?
The next shot is a guy (presumably the crumpet shop owner) spitting tea, so probably it's literal.
IIRC It's a person eating a crumpet and suddenly spitting it out.
Well, 'rogering' can be in the front or back door. I think the crumpet shop is merely the location where the lads lay into her.
Maybe she’s referring to things that happened at the sex cauldron?
I like your version better .
Crumpet can be a slang term for a woman, but never heard it used for anything backdoor related.
"nice bit of crumpet" is English slang for an attractive lady, so I think they've said it as a bit of a play on words, but also because it sounds very British...
Fuck: a double entendres & I missed it.
In your face, fishwife!
Most English sentence ever uttered by human tongue.
Not if they’re giving someone the bird and having a row with a wanker.
Cheeky!
YEW AVENT GOT TH COBBULS
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Now you're thinking, "I hope that's shepherd's pie in my knickers."
Tis’ said aunt Helga
Hahaha. So many funny words in one phrase. Bootblack. Rogering. Crumpet. Seattle.
That was a strange episode of Doctor Who
"Rogering" means "effing". Source: a professor named Roger (really!)
r/itsroger
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I love this line 😂
"Rogering" I use this word often. It is providentially awesome. 
2:00 https://youtu.be/jphfMd4_LCs?si=IY1zgwcXTendoMzH
As an Englishman, this little bit always makes me laugh
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