Weird Mashed Potato question

[Brutuskend]

Don't forget Twice baked.


YUMMM

 

[anno]

Originally posted by: Kenazo
you don't have Kinder Eggs either, I understand.

Other differences (probably not the same for all of the US):

Canada US
Roof Ruff
Creek Crick

we don't have kinder eggs, thanks for reminding me.. I wonder if I order 'em now they'll be here by easter.. eh.. worth a shot..

eastern shore virginia says.. roof.. =.. not ruff.. =.. damn, I can never figure out how to type how that sounds.. and.. sayin' roof = hoof works for me but rarely does for anyone else.. roof.. the oo sound in a normal word everyone says it like that.. oo.. la la la.. think think.. foot.
roof = the oo in foot.. I don't think I've ever heard anyone say foot in a way that wouldn't make that particular oo sound.. but it goes farther than that, room also = the oo in foot..

not very many people in us say creek = crick.. I don't think I've ever heard anyone not on tv or in a movie say "crick"...

 

[Excelsior]

Originally posted by: Kenazo
So, my father in law seems to like to exagerate things and tell stories. He's trying to tell me that Americans don't have mashed potatoes, I called shenanigans on him, and so I figured I'd come to my wonderful source of all trivial knowledge. Do you americans ever eat mashed potatoes?

yes.

 

[Excelsior]

Yeah..forgot to add...I love potatoes A LOT. Ill eat them, cooked any way possible.

The Irish is strong with me.

 

[Techie333]

mashd potaters 'an cheeeeeeeeeese