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sh egg :
I an Au strawman
they are not crisps they are chips
they are not tries they are chips
they are not Testes they are chips
they are not Doritos they are chips
they are not Pringles they are chips
they are not Cheezies they are chips
I an a simple person
do not confuse he with your fancy names
at the tuck are cheezies
chips.
I an Au strawman
they are not crisps they are chips
they are not tries they are chips
they are not Testes they are chips
they are not Doritos they are chips
they are not Pringles they are chips
they are not Cheezies they are chips
I an a simple person
do not confuse he with your fancy names
at the tuck are cheezies
chips.
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I spent a huge chink of my life in Australia
this is true, they call EVERYTHING chips
this is true, they call EVERYTHING chips
fun fact in America pringles legally can not be labeled as chips
This aussie needs to calm down and have a gaytime.
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EdwardNigma ONLINE (03/06/2013) [+]
(1 reply)
I call Twisties their proper name on occasion.
I call Doritos, Doritos, more often than chips.
I call Pringles by their proper name mostly too.
Cheezles, Fries and Crisps though. All chips.
And not once in my life have I ever gotten them confused when talking about them. It's like those aliens in South Park called the Marklar, where who call everything Marklar but remain unconfused. We don't know how, but we always know what kind of chips are in discussion.
I call Doritos, Doritos, more often than chips.
I call Pringles by their proper name mostly too.
Cheezles, Fries and Crisps though. All chips.
And not once in my life have I ever gotten them confused when talking about them. It's like those aliens in South Park called the Marklar, where who call everything Marklar but remain unconfused. We don't know how, but we always know what kind of chips are in discussion.
Asking any Britfags around here, what's your chip-eating strategy? I've found over the years that what works best (for me, anyway) is vinegar first, salt next, in an open portion so they get a bit crispy. HP sauce if I'm pushing the boat out.