BonScot
Straight Flush
And these are fish fingers not fish sticks
They're nasty no matter what you call them!
Fish Sticks will forever remind of this South Park episodeAnd these are fish fingers not fish sticks
Crisps | Chips |
– In the US: fruit dessert with sweet crumble topping | – In the US: thin potato slices, fried and served cold |
– In Great Britain & Ireland:thin potato slices, fried and served cold | – In Great Britain & Ireland: potato wedges/strips, fried, served hot |
– In Australia, NZ, South Africa: all fried potato products | – In Australia, NZ, South Africa: corn chips or tortilla chips |
Lol but American restaurants also expect you to pay their employees wages for them to and give you the same look if you dont.Resuscitating this thread.
Just found out that if you ask for “cutlery” in a restaurant in Murica you get looked at as if you had two heads…
That's because the sporks are self serve right next to the diablo hot sauce in them there fine dining establishments.Resuscitating this thread.
Just found out that if you ask for “cutlery” in a restaurant in Murica you get looked at as if you had two heads…
LMAO...and true now more than ever!! The attitude and quality of some of the wait staff these days SUCKS!!!Lol but American restaurants also expect you to pay their employees wages for them to and give you the same look if you dont.
Apparently all the cutlery in America is made of silver…Resuscitating this thread.
Just found out that if you ask for “cutlery” in a restaurant in Murica you get looked at as if you had two heads…
In Greece, asking for a servietta will get you a sanitary napkin.But if you really want to see a look of befuddlement, ask for a serviette.
A toilet being called “John” threw me as well. I thought it was tradition to go pee on some poor guy’s leg…Apparently all the cutlery in America is made of silver…
But if you really want to see a look of befuddlement, ask for a serviette.