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lilly Posted Tue 04 Nov, 2008 9:42 PM |
minnmess wrote: the poor vampire that has to eat that!
It's cow or pig... Cant remember
and gross.
Haggis is okay, but its is amazing when compared to blood pudding.
While i was eating it, ...
you actually ATE ... BLACK PUDDING...???
oh my goodness. |
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minnmess Posted Tue 04 Nov, 2008 9:47 PM |
A teeny tiny piece to taste it. gross.
A friend used to bring it in her lunches in highschool. |
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fenchurch Posted Tue 04 Nov, 2008 9:49 PM |
lilly wrote: minnmess wrote: the poor vampire that has to eat that!
It's cow or pig... Cant remember
and gross.
Haggis is okay, but its is amazing when compared to blood pudding.
While i was eating it, ...
you actually ATE ... BLACK PUDDING...???
oh my goodness.
My mother didn't tell me for years what puddings were made of, when I found out I stopped eating them (and am now a vegetarian)! Apparently black puddings aren't made out of blood, only the white puddings. Someone I know was talking about them recently which is why i know that, I didn't just google it! |
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fenchurch Posted Tue 04 Nov, 2008 9:49 PM |
lilly wrote: minnmess wrote: the poor vampire that has to eat that!
It's cow or pig... Cant remember
and gross.
Haggis is okay, but its is amazing when compared to blood pudding.
While i was eating it, ...
you actually ATE ... BLACK PUDDING...???
oh my goodness.
My mother didn't tell me for years what puddings were made of, when I found out I stopped eating them (and am now a vegetarian)! Apparently black puddings aren't made out of blood, only the white puddings. Someone I know was talking about them recently which is why i know that, I didn't just google it! |
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lilly Posted Tue 04 Nov, 2008 9:53 PM |
| errr. I just had to listen to the audio-file-thingy on merriam-webster.com - do Americans really write & pronounce "aluminium" without the second i?? wow... I mean, they never teach us interesting things at school, really. just the o/ou and ize/ise etc etc... ;) |
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la femme qui Posted Tue 04 Nov, 2008 10:24 PM |
| Apparently "aluminum" came before "aluminium"... I thought it would be the other way around :| |
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lilly Posted Tue 04 Nov, 2008 11:02 PM |
| Hm, I guess American English is in many cases "original English", because the language in England was so much influenced by French etc... |
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ricv64 Posted Tue 04 Nov, 2008 11:02 PM |
| MaZn it's not like all people in the US speak the same . I like have a hard time understanding some regions . |
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Turtleneck Posted Tue 04 Nov, 2008 11:05 PM |
ricv64 wrote: MaZn it's not like all people in the US speak the same . I like have a hard time understanding some regions .
Yes, for instance, people in Michigan pronounced the Z in maZn, but in California the Z is silent. |
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ricv64 Posted Tue 04 Nov, 2008 11:13 PM |
Turtleneck wrote: ricv64 wrote: MaZn it's not like all people in the US speak the same . I like have a hard time understanding some regions .
Yes, for instance, people in Michigan pronounced the Z in maZn, but in California the Z is silent.
exactamente !
Apparently Michigan says yes instead of yeah .
PS it's called a soda |
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Meridith Posted Tue 04 Nov, 2008 11:16 PM |
ricv64 wrote:
PS it's called a soda
I'm in agreement with you Mr. Ric. |
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Turtleneck Posted Tue 04 Nov, 2008 11:18 PM |
ricv64 wrote:
PS it's called a soda
Yes, I know.
And this is called pop.
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Joe Posted Tue 04 Nov, 2008 11:31 PM |
Hey! I work for the people who do the Arm & Hammer stuff! Chruch & Dwight.
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Joe Posted Tue 04 Nov, 2008 11:31 PM |
| Feck. |
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Joe Posted Tue 04 Nov, 2008 11:32 PM |
Hey! I work for the people who do the Arm & Hammer stuff! Chruch & Dwight.
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