Happy Thread II (temperature, 2014, rainbow, city)

[snj90]

Just got out of work and got done eating cheese fries from the farmer's market. A most delicious snack and a little support for their business.

[Joe90]

Originally Posted by snj90

Just got out of work and got done eating cheese fries from the farmer's market. A most delicious snack and a little support for their business.

What are cheese fries?

[snj90]

Originally Posted by Joe90

What are cheese fries?

Cheese fries - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Joe90]

Originally Posted by snj90

Cheese fries - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

An interesting combination, never seen them before

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by snj90

Cheese fries - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Cheese fries with bacon is the best. Yum!

Originally Posted by Joe90

An interesting combination, never seen them before

You have no idea what you're missing

Originally Posted by B87

I'm supporting Italy today, and then whoever Argentina are facing.

Hopefully the Netherlands or Ivory Coast will win.

One thing I noticed about UK English (and I suppose, by extension, Australian and New Zealand English) is that you use the plural when referring to teams and companies; like whoever Argentina are facing, England are playing against Italy, etc.; instead of the US English whoever Argentina is facing, England is playing against Italy, etc.

So, my fellow Canadian brothers, do you guys say it like us, too?

[flamingGalah!]

Surprised they don't have them in New Zealand, they are popular in the UK known as 'Cheesy Chips'

[Joe90]

Originally Posted by flamingGalah!

Surprised they don't have them in New Zealand, they are popular in the UK known as 'Cheesy Chips'

I do remember a takeaway many years ago called potato nachos, They sound similar, but just seemed to be a fad.

Chips here are eaten with tomato sauce -no compromise. Or if you're eating them in a bar etc, are often drowned in sour cream, chives and bacon.

[snj90]

Originally Posted by Joe90

I do remember a takeaway many years ago called potato nachos, They sound similar, but just seemed to be a fad.

Chips here are eaten with tomato sauce -no compromise. Or if you're eating them in a bar etc, are often drowned in sour cream, chives and bacon.

Now that's good bar food. Actually that's one of my favorite dishes: potato skins with bacon, cheese, chives, and sour cream.

[dunno what to put here]

Saw this comment on the Daily Mail:

These are the most discusting things I have ever see......if I saw someone in public wearing these, I would probably throw up a little.....BOKE!!!!!

Owen?

[P London]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

Saw this comment on the Daily Mail:


Owen?

Oh my god..