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Fries are fries, chips are chips, crisps are crisps

In America, fries are fries, chips are fries, crisps are chips and crisps don't exist

And you think we're the difficult ones

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Originally posted by Scribble
oh wait sorry, I forgot I was talking Murican, 'chips', 'corn chips', gee whiz son get me the spitoon I'ma go mosey on down y'all yee haw

What do you even call actual biscuits, what would you call these:

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idk that looks like a scone or something to me

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I would never say tortilla crisps.

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I could tell you if I ate one, which means you have to send me one right now

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explain cloudy and clear lemonade

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I ate way too much, I feel like Frank after he eats that crow

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We call them buttermilk biscuits

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Originally posted by Unoriginal
explain cloudy and clear lemonade
one kind is cloudy and the other is clear

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Yeah idk man I don't eat that kind of thing that much so I'm not an expert

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I've had scones they taste different.

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I played a lot of Bloodborne today, surprised I'm not bored of it yet

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Been playing Clive Barkers Undying lately.

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Originally posted by Surtur
I've had scones they taste different.
Yeah they don't look identical, I guess we'd call them some kind of cake, a small cake. According to Webster's, "cookie" is meant to mean a type of cake, and biscuits are meant to be what most of you people call "cookies", so even your own Dictionary is confused about your mangling of my beautiful language

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Originally posted by Scribble
Fries are fries, chips are chips, crisps are crisps

In America, fries are fries, chips are fries, crisps are chips and crisps don't exist

And you think we're the difficult ones

*freedom fries

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I'm joking obviously, the English language is all manner of ****ed, especially in England. I was once witness to a heated argument about what to call a bread roll, whether it was "bairn", "bun", "breadcake", "soft roll", "cob", "bap", "bun", I was like guys chill the **** out it's literally just bread, I don't care what bum****-nowhere county of England you're from

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If you think American/English differences are weird, it's much worse in England with the North/South divide

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Originally posted by Scribble
Fries are fries, chips are chips, crisps are crisps

In America, fries are fries, chips are fries, crisps are chips and crisps don't exist

And you think we're the difficult ones

Nah I've seen bags of "churro crisps" in the stores.

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"chips" should look like chips, imho

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Originally posted by Surtur
Nah I've seen bags of "churro crisps" in the stores.
That just makes it more confusing