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almondlove
· 11 years ago
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Mmmm those biscuits look good
spacefactor
· 11 years ago
These little differences are so confusing, did you know those Brits call chips "crisps"
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nerdsarecool1212
· 11 years ago
And they call fries, "chips".
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spacefactor
· 11 years ago
It's the little differences like these that are so interesting
sophi
· 11 years ago
In norway we call chips 'potetgull'. Directly transelated that means 'potato gold' in english..
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just_a_girl
· 10 years ago
Why are we not using this? It's perfect! Thank you so much, sophi!!!!
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snopes
· 11 years ago
In Canada, I'm not even sure that we have American biscuits...
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myfuckinggod
· 10 years ago
Yeah we do. They're tea biscuits or scones
guest
· 11 years ago
Always confuses me! Fried chicken & scones?! Scones are for cream & jam!
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nerdsarecool1212
· 11 years ago
It's biscuits. Fried chicken and biscuits. Which is really good by the way, especially if you add some mashed potatoes with it.
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zazuyen
· 11 years ago
I love the expression when someone from the UK asks an American if they can bum a fag.
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guest
· 11 years ago
That just made my day lol
guest
· 11 years ago
what does that mean in the UK? (._.)
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snopes
· 11 years ago
They're asking for a cigarette
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owlsayshi
· 11 years ago
WHAT?!?! How in the world.... Brits! what's up with you all and not keeping up with America????
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myfuckinggod
· 10 years ago
People in Canada say bum a cigarette and the original meaning of fag was stick which turned into smoke. Americans just like to turn everything into sex and bigotry
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guest
· 11 years ago
But what do they call what we call scones? D:
snopes
· 11 years ago
Scones are a pretty dense shortbread-like, slightly sweetened baked good in both the UK, Canada and the US, I think.
guest
· 11 years ago
In the US they're triangle-shaped (idk if its like that in other places)
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