[Illuyankas]

Terez, on Aug 6 2009, 04:33 AM, said:

And you are one of my favorite people...

DAMN IT IT'S WORKING TOO FAST

[Terez]

Also, so far as I can determine you never answered the question about the pommes.

[Traveller]

I like marmite, on hot toast, very nice.

'Marmite - Better than stale bear.'

(That might explain the flies, Apt..)


Also, I thought Bovril was a beefy hot drink for old people that like drinking gravy out of a mug.

This post has been edited by Traveller: 06 August 2009 - 07:35 AM

[Illuyankas]

Terez, on Aug 6 2009, 04:51 AM, said:

Also, so far as I can determine you never answered the question about the pommes.

Must have missed it, even on the reread.

Also, rereading my responses has lead me to believe I suffered a major majunction of the funny last night. Damn it.

[Terez]

It might have been on a different thread. I have trouble keeping them straight sometimes. And wtf is a majunction? Is that like a cross between a malfunction and a disjunction?

[Illuyankas]

GAH

This is not going to be a good day. And it even has a house party I'm looking forward to.

[dktorode]

Illuyankas, on Aug 5 2009, 09:54 PM, said:

Jelly is like jello, ONLY SPELT CORRECTLY

hahaha

classic

[Cougar]

Thelomen Toblerone, on Aug 5 2009, 10:50 PM, said:

WE COLONISED YOU, YOU WILL SPEAK AS WE DICTATE!

Lazy and inaccurate Toby old man, surely the far more disturbing part for Ameicans is that in so many ways they are us, we didn't colonise them, unless all our forumites are Sioux or Cherokee - in which case, well played for being good sports about the whole stealing your land, the rape and the genocide.

I think for the average US citizen talking to the British and more broadley the Europeans is like taking the piss out of your dad, you might think it's funny now but wait till you grow up and find out your exactly the same.

Oh and Illy I checked, technically they have stopped using our language, it's something called US English they speak.

This post has been edited by Cougar: 06 August 2009 - 11:29 AM

[Illuyankas]

Cougar, on Aug 6 2009, 12:20 PM, said:

Oh and Illy I checked, technically they have stopped using our language, it's something called US English they speak.

Bloody tribute bands.

[Ain't_It_Just_]

Well, if you REALLY want my opinion....

Lasagna.

Oh, and doubtlessly there has been some OZZIE-POMMY bickering...soemone fill me in on the past 6 pages.

EDIT: Mind you, I hate Vegemite. It's so foul even bacteria won't eat the stuff.

This post has been edited by Ain't_It_Just_: 06 August 2009 - 11:37 AM

[MTS]

The Ozzy-Pommie bickering has taken the sideline, as Brits and Yanks go head to head on the jello/jelly/jam issue. Which is silly, as jello and jelly are the exact same thing.

[Raymond Luxury Yacht]

Jello is a brand name for gelatin dessert, eaten with a spoon. Jelly is gelatin spread on toast or sandwiches.

Wiki says brits call jello jelly. For this, we will mock you. If you continue to use this silly terminology, we will dress up as indians and throw jello in the harbor. If you do not mend your ways at that point, we will dress up again and this time through jelly in the harbour just to show you we're serious.

[caladanbrood]

All our harbours have been put on full jelly-alert. You either need to admit you had intimate relations with that woman, or we will attack with marmite.

Speaking of which, I am currently eating toast (from the orange packet!) covered in beery marmite, cut-up bits of bacon and grated cheese, all grilled. Food of the gods. There is nothing possible that can be done to improve this meal.

[Cougar]

No RLY we call Jelly 'Jelly', you call Jelly 'Jello' simply because of the dominance of the brand. I'm afraid we are definitely right on this one. It's like how we call a PA system a Tannoy or a Vacum Cleaner a Hoover, they are both wrong as they are brand names.

I do like peanut butter and jam on a sandwich though.

[dktorode]

Raymond Luxury Yacht, on Aug 6 2009, 02:11 PM, said:

Jello is a brand name for gelatin dessert, eaten with a spoon. Jelly is gelatin spread on toast or sandwiches.

Wiki says brits call jello jelly. For this, we will mock you. If you continue to use this silly terminology, we will dress up as indians and throw jello in the harbor. If you do not mend your ways at that point, we will dress up again and this time through jelly in the harbour just to show you we're serious.

but you are using a brand name for something as a general term for all gelatin deserts.
Is EVERY SINGLE gelatin desert called JELLO?

jelly is just what its called...ever since i was in creche

[dktorode]

caladanbrood, on Aug 6 2009, 02:21 PM, said:

All our harbours have been put on full jelly-alert. You either need to admit you had intimate relations with that woman, or we will attack with marmite.

Speaking of which, I am currently eating toast (from the orange packet!) covered in beery marmite, cut-up bits of bacon and grated cheese, all grilled. Food of the gods. There is nothing possible that can be done to improve this meal.

you sure cant beat meted cheese, bacon and marmite....oooo wait you CAN
use BOVRIL....the meat alternative

[MTS]

Or, you know, you could be a normal person and use Vegemite

[Obdigore]

Or you could eat actual meat instead of varmits and marmites.

I bet you silly Brits would like Scrapple too.

This post has been edited by Obdigore: 06 August 2009 - 02:01 PM

[Tiste Simeon]

caladanbrood, on Aug 6 2009, 01:21 PM, said:

Speaking of which, I am currently eating toast (from the orange packet!) covered in beery marmite, cut-up bits of bacon and grated cheese, all grilled. Food of the gods. There is nothing possible that can be done to improve this meal.

I just dribbled on my keyboard a bit...

[Hinter]

caladanbrood, on Aug 6 2009, 01:21 PM, said:

Speaking of which, I am currently eating toast (from the orange packet!) covered in beery marmite, cut-up bits of bacon and grated cheese, all grilled. Food of the gods. There is nothing possible that can be done to improve this meal.

If this was sold in McDonalds, I would eat there every day, breakfast lunch and dinner.

"Big Brood and Fries please."

Err...maybe not.