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pcfan123
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southern rednecks are not the only people who find English food revolting.
puddleduck
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Mark, I'd be more worried about the amount of processed cheese that ends up on everything in America 
Pancakes, waffles, and all the trimmings, that's a breakfast I agree with
Processed mac n'cheese or pizza with the most appalling quality of cheese on it is not good eating!
Pancakes, waffles, and all the trimmings, that's a breakfast I agree with
Processed mac n'cheese or pizza with the most appalling quality of cheese on it is not good eating!
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pcfan123
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Pancakes and waffles in the same meal?
also just out of curiosity, when was the last time you were in the US?
also just out of curiosity, when was the last time you were in the US?
puddleduck
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Hmm, a while ago Must be almost 10 years now. As much as I loved eating the 50foot pizza they bought (seriously, we ordered food for 7 and they brought food for a feckin' army) it was a long way away from what I'd call good food.
Yeah pancakes and waffles because it means I'm in an American diner, on holiday, and everything goes
Yeah I'm prepared to accept things have changed, except I'm not because the statistics show Americans have quite possibly done nothing but eat processed cheese since I was there
Must be almost 10 years now. As much as I loved eating the 50foot pizza they bought (seriously, we ordered food for 7 and they brought food for a feckin' army) it was a long way away from what I'd call good food. Yeah pancakes and waffles because it means I'm in an American diner, on holiday, and everything goes
Yeah I'm prepared to accept things have changed, except I'm not because the statistics show Americans have quite possibly done nothing but eat processed cheese since I was there
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pcfan123
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I can't stand any kind of cheese personally.
No shortage of hippy vegan types in my city either.
I like pizza though, thats one of the few times I can stand cheese
No shortage of hippy vegan types in my city either.
I like pizza though, thats one of the few times I can stand cheese
puddleduck
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Well I work under the fairly widespread assumption that most American's aren't you
sami ullah khan
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Also Mark likes cricket. That widens your already widespread assumption.
Well I work under the fairly widespread assumption that most American's aren't you
He's a beacon of liberalism and tolerance in American terms...
puddleduck
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I like Mark! I work under the assumption that he's a good egg amongst the rotting and smelly ones
... which may explain my distaste for a lot of things that are definably American. As a nation that eats so much pre-manufactured food that gets processed more times than a serial offender must be doing something wrong. Especially with the crazy levels of obesity and the inherent national selfishness that I feel exudes from any people that serve food with the intention of it not being finished, just because they can. (It depresses me that to then try and seperate the UK from the USA with this distinction would actually be impossible now).
... which may explain my distaste for a lot of things that are definably American. As a nation that eats so much pre-manufactured food that gets processed more times than a serial offender must be doing something wrong. Especially with the crazy levels of obesity and the inherent national selfishness that I feel exudes from any people that serve food with the intention of it not being finished, just because they can. (It depresses me that to then try and seperate the UK from the USA with this distinction would actually be impossible now).
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How bads JT ?
puddleduck
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A girl I lived with was born Mia Vaughan. When she was about 5, her mother gave her the chance to pick her own middle name. Thus she is Mia Fantastic Vaughan.
Themer
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When I was seven I use to pretend my middle name was Alan just because I thought I was missing out. All my school work for a year had my full "assumed" name. Thank god I wasn't given the choice.
