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PSA: Brits, biscuits are not cookies

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Scotteq said:
The rule for that in my little corner of the country is if you roll up fruit and/or cheese inside it, then it's definitely a crepe.
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Whats this then?

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HAL9000 said:
Also if your complaining about how we pronounce Jaguar, what the fuck is up with Hyundai... "Hundy?!" fuck that!
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Hyundai is Korean....


And, given that we don't really speak 'English', it's unsurprising we butcher that word as well.
 
Scotteq said:
Hyundai is Korean....


And, given that we don't really speak 'English', it's unsurprising we butcher that word as well.
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I agree, and it's not like I speak Korean but when I see "Hyundai" written down I don't see how people can look at it and say hundy.
 
I love threads where people who speak British English act like arrogant, superior jerks. It is obviously ironic, but also amusing.
 
MrDudeMan said:
I love threads where people who speak British English act like arrogant, superior jerks. It is obviously ironic, but also amusing.
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Pretty sure this thread was *us* trolling them, though 🙂





preslove said:
Oh right...

IT'S 'VACATION,' YOU EFFETE AFTERNOON TEA DRINKING LIMEY BASTARDS :MAD:
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Well - Give them a little sympathy: At least we don't have Cheese~Eating Surrender~Monkeys as our neighbors to the East. Have to give them a little credit for having to deal with that...
 
MrDudeMan said:
I love threads where people who speak British English act like arrogant, superior jerks. It is obviously ironic, but also amusing.
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Sorry old chap, but I dont think that word means what you think it does. Typical undereducated colonist, horsewhippings too good for the lot of you.

:whiste:
 
WelshBloke said:
Sorry old chap, but I dont think that word means what you think it does. Typical undereducated colonist, horsewhippings too good for the lot of you.

:whiste:
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Actually it means exactly what I think it means and the whoosh sound you heard was the point sailing over your head.
 
MrDudeMan said:
Actually it means exactly what I think it means and the whoosh sound you heard was the point sailing over your head.
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I'm sure you belive that.

On a separate note do you find it difficult to find spoons in your house but have a surfet of knives?

Oh and protip, take a brolly if it looks like rain, particularly to your wedding. :sneaky:
 
MrDudeMan said:
Actually it means exactly what I think it means and the whoosh sound you heard was the point sailing over your head.
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Sorry old chap, sheepfuckerbloke has your number.

The brits are also very kinky and good with whips. I think you should take him up on his offer of a horse whipping...

***thinks wistfully about those 6 months in London and all those fetish clubs***
 
preslove said:
Sorry old chap, sheepfuckerbloke has your number.

The brits are also very kinky and good with whips. I think you should take him up on his offer of a horse whipping...

***thinks wistfully about those 6 months in London and all those fetish clubs***
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lol. He really doesn't have my number, but in order to explain the irony I'd have to escalate this thread into something it currently isn't.
 
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