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I like bacon but...

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They do. The Oxford English Dictionary.

Hmm I think it's missing somethings, like gammon being ham in america.

btw... gammon is bacon. it's just a different cut.. but still considered bacon


so your thread is saying "i like bacon.. but i prefer bacon"

Nope, it's saying "I like bacon... but I prefer gammon" in the same way that I might say "I like scrambled eggs, but I prefer fried"

That's a separate affliction you have there.

True.
 
I agree.

It's ham, for everyone else. I googled it. HAL, have you ever googled something instead of asking in a thread about something you weren't familiar with?

Then he wouldn't have the opportunity to create yet another tag with hal9000 is awesome...
 
I hear he is awesome.

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Yum, lots of ham sandwiches?

I really, really wish you folks had a different word for bread than we did, just so I could have gone for the irony.

I'll have to settle for this: Gammon sandwiches.

The review was merely two words: Shit sandwich.
 
I really, really wish you folks had a different word for bread than we did, just so I could have gone for the irony.

I'll have to settle for this: Gammon sandwiches.

The review was merely two words: Shit sandwich.

So not sandwiches?
 
But you should hear the sustain on this thread. You could go out, have a bite, come back, and ahhhhhhhhh
 
if you really want to mess with HAL9000 tell him about Canadian bacon (back bacon and Peameal bacon).

😉
 
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