PCF = Potato Chip Feud (2 Viewers)

[1A25R]

You know what they put on French fries in Holland instead of ketchup?
What?
Mayonnaise.
God damn!
I seen them do it, man, they f***ing drown them in that shit.
That's some f***ed up shit.

 

[BonScot]

+1 this ^^^^^^

Add a poll so we can vote. If this isn't settled....not sure I'll be able to sleep (;

At your request I’ve added a very fair and totally unbiased poll.

 

[Anthony Martino]

At your request I’ve added a very fair and totally unbiased poll.

That's the most goddamned American thing I've seen in this thread!

 

[BonScot]

That's the most goddamned American thing I've seen in this thread!

Going by the results so far I think we’re witnessing the death of democracy...

 

[Seeking Alpha Social Club]

Going by the results so far I think we’re witnessing the death of democracy...

But they're not just any old fries, they're steak fries. (;

 

[Beakertwang]

Hmm... I wonder who the one vote for “Chips” is.

 

[Darson]

Sometimes Americans are just wrong. But part of being American is that you never admit it, even when they know they’re wrong.

So you just chant “USA, USA, USA” until people just let you win anyway.

 

[legend672]

What do you call the bottom photo then?

Ruffles have ridges

 

[Perthmike]

@BonScot is right. The top ones are chips and and the bottom ones are crisps.

This isn’t up for debate. I’m English and it’s my language . You Americans borrowed the language and bodged some of it up. You even stole the name of our national sport.

Annoyingly even in Australia people call crisps chips. They are wrong too.

Oh and for the record, normalcy is not a word. I don’t care if one of your presidents used it, that doesn’t make it a word.

Now excuse me, I’m about to duck.

 

[BonScot]

But they're not just any old fries, they're steak fries. (;

Me and you are going to fall out

 

[BonScot]

Hmm... I wonder who the one vote for “Chips” is.

It’s a mystery...

 

[Saoliver]

@BonScot is right. The top ones are chips and and the bottom ones are crisps.

This isn’t up for debate. I’m English and it’s my language . You Americans borrowed the language and bodged some of it up. You even stole the name of our national sport.

Annoyingly even in Australia people call crisps chips. They are wrong too.

Oh and for the record, normalcy is not a word. I don’t care if one of your presidents used it, that doesn’t make it a word.

Now excuse me, I’m about to duck.

Your positions on these matters are just as your position on this planet...completely upside down.

 

[1A25R]

The problem with the poll it is that on the first picture the "fries" seems to be billed so none of the 4 options applies.
Can we have boiled finger potatoes as 5th option?

 

[BonScot]

Sometimes Americans are just wrong. But part of being American is that you never admit it, even when they know they’re wrong.

So you just chant “USA, USA, USA” until people just let you win anyway.

I have witnessed this in action. I was in the sports bar in Caesars palace and a group of lads were shouting USA over and over again. I thought it was nice of them to remind tourists what country they were visiting...

 

[BonScot]

@BonScot is right. The top ones are chips and and the bottom ones are crisps.

This isn’t up for debate. I’m English and it’s my language . You Americans borrowed the language and bodged some of it up. You even stole the name of our national sport.

Annoyingly even in Australia people call crisps chips. They are wrong too.

Oh and for the record, normalcy is not a word. I don’t care if one of your presidents used it, that doesn’t make it a word.

Now excuse me, I’m about to duck.

Something that people from Scotland and England can agree on. I never saw that happening...
I could never understand why a game that involves handling a ball is called “football”. At least football teams on this side of the pond actually use their feet.

 

[BonScot]

The problem with the poll it is that on the first picture the "fries" seems to be billed so none of the 4 options applies.
Can we have boiled finger potatoes as 5th option?

FFS just do me a favour and vote for “chips”

 

[Seeking Alpha Social Club]

@BonScot is right. The top ones are chips and and the bottom ones are crisps.

This isn’t up for debate. I’m English and it’s my language . You Americans borrowed the language and bodged some of it up. You even stole the name of our national sport.

Annoyingly even in Australia people call crisps chips. They are wrong too.

Oh and for the record, normalcy is not a word. I don’t care if one of your presidents used it, that doesn’t make it a word.

Now excuse me, I’m about to duck.

WHAT?? I suppose you're also going to try to convince us that the French didn't create French fries.

 

[BonScot]

WHAT?? I suppose you're also going to try to convince us that the French didn't create French fries.

I can’t believe that I’ve just googled the history of chips...

https://www.lovefood.com/news/57589/the-history-of-chips

 

[Alexinho]

A little order

 

[Anthony Martino]

Sometimes Americans are just wrong. But part of being American is that you never admit it, even when they know they’re wrong.

So you just chant “USA, USA, USA” until people just let you win anyway.

Sounds like Fake Facts and Alternative News......USA USA USA!

 

[Mr Winberg]

So, @BonScot, what is the correct way to say "I'm going out to smoke a cigarette"? ;-)
(You might as well post it directly in the OOC thread, cause that's where it's heading)

 

[JoeBGo]

I didn’t see Freedom Fries anywhere on the poll?

 

[BonScot]

So, @BonScot, what is the correct way to say "I'm going out to smoke a cigarette"? ;-)
(You might as well post it directly in the OOC thread, cause that's where it's heading)

I don’t smoke so I wouldn’t know

My friends who do smoke will ask each other if they “fancy going out for a quick fag.”

For some reason Americans find this funny...

 

[trever]

"Crisps" much like "whilst" is a perfectly good word for English people to use when they are in England. Anyone else using it anywhere else is wrong and in the wrong neighborhood will get you a punch in the face.

By the way, the word "soccer" comes from England.

 

[BonScot]

"Crisps" much like "whilst" is a perfectly good word for English people to use when they are in England. Anyone else using it anywhere else is wrong and in the wrong neighborhood will get you a punch in the face.

By the way, the word "soccer" comes from England.

I’m not English and not in England. When will you Mexicans get a grasp of geography??

 

[WedgeRock]

WHAT?? I suppose you're also going to try to convince us that the French didn't create French fries.

French fries were first made in Greece.

Spoiler

"grease"

 

[WedgeRock]

So, @BonScot, what is the correct way to say "I'm going out to smoke a cigarette"? ;-)
(You might as well post it directly in the OOC thread, cause that's where it's heading)

And define "fanny"...

 

[BonScot]

And define "fanny"...

The business end...

 

[trever]

I’m not English and not in England. When will you Mexicans get a grasp of geography??

Pfft! Next you're going to try and tell me that NewZealand isn't in Australia

 

[WedgeRock]

Pfft! Next you're going to try and tell me that NewZealand isn't in Australia