- 14 Aug 12, 14:42#315926
andrew wrote:You're off your noggin if you don't like 'em!Excellent come back Andy, keep it up.

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andrew wrote:You're off your noggin if you don't like 'em!Excellent come back Andy, keep it up.


madbrad wrote:Crisps? Speak English mate!Look who's talking! Canadians and their weirdo hybrid language between US and British English - make up yer minds, damnit!
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
darwin dali wrote:Don't they speak French whenever they feel like it as well?madbrad wrote:Crisps? Speak English mate!Look who's talking! Canadians and their weirdo hybrid language between US and British English - make up yer minds, damnit!
madbrad wrote:Crisps? Speak English mate!What aboot crisps?
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 

madbrad wrote:No French around here. In fact Mrs Madbrad grew up an anglophone in Quebec and goes to some lengths to avoid things french, and I sympathize with her.crisp /krisp/
Crisp is an adjective, not a noun.
madbrad wrote: no bother folks, round here we just find britspeak very foreign. Almost all the words are different. It's quite amusing.Well being English myself, I find my English perfectly acceptable. I'm sorry if it doesn't come up to the standard of your Canadian-English.

Noun: A baked fruit dessert with a crunchy topping of brown sugar, butter, and flour: "rhubarb crisp".Now there's something, you don't get fruit flavoured crisps, like apple or banana or orange or anything.
stonemonkey wrote:You do get tomato....Noun: A baked fruit dessert with a crunchy topping of brown sugar, butter, and flour: "rhubarb crisp".Now there's something, you don't get fruit flavoured crisps, like apple or banana or orange or anything.

LRW wrote:True, liked them too but not had them for years.stonemonkey wrote:You do get tomato....Noun: A baked fruit dessert with a crunchy topping of brown sugar, butter, and flour: "rhubarb crisp".Now there's something, you don't get fruit flavoured crisps, like apple or banana or orange or anything.

madbrad wrote:Pringles was started to manufacture tennis balls. They had the cans ready, but potatoes accidentally got delivered and they just went with that.
Frontrunner wrote:Pringles makes the best crisps IMO, The only thing that pringles need to improve is that they need a wider can so i can get my hand in there to get the crisps out without tilting the can all the time. This is a serious problemSour Cheese & Onion? Hell yeah!but damm they make a good crisps.

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