The General Discussion Thread

I'm eating yummy potatoes chips

Regular kind

Are. Chips called chips in UK

Originally posted by walshy
I need to renew my passport but it says I need to send in my old passport but like idk where and there's no address and it costs £75! What's all that about

Here: https://www.gov.uk/renew-adult-passport/renew

It's £85.50 for the not online method

cheque - made payable to ‘Her Majesty’s Passport Office’

That sounds way doper than in the US.

Ah ok crisps

Sometimes we call em chips, but mostly, we call em crisps.

Because we call ‘fries’ as chips.

So confusing

It’s the yanks fault.

If the chips are thin, they're fries

But if they're chippy chips as in from a fish and chip shop then they're chips

Originally posted by Robtard
Here: https://www.gov.uk/renew-adult-passport/renew

It's £85.50 for the not online method

That sounds way doper than in the US.

How would one renew a passport in the States? Would it vary between each state

Originally posted by walshy
How would one renew a passport in the States? Would it vary between each state

Originally posted by Robtard
Here: https://www.gov.uk/renew-adult-passport/renew

It's £85.50 for the not online method

That sounds way doper than in the US.

I think ours you just go to the post office. This book I just finished had a denouement about renewing passports.

Originally posted by walshy
If the chips are thin, they're fries

But if they're chippy chips as in from a fish and chip shop then they're chips

I got botox 🙂

botox

Use the Greek form plastikos.

Lidia is on in 3 hours. Maybe she’ll make a gelatin for summer.