irrepressible wrote:
You wont get in unless your accompanied by an adult
I mean, someone whose been, knows, and can drawl there way into it








forgot to mention the beer pong

what do you Americans call oreo's are they cookies or biscuits

Cookies. The OREO COOKIE, goes great with a glass of milk.

no they are biscuits,.a cookie is doughy and squidgy a biscuit is hard

StarsChildren wrote:
Nope....they are definitely scones...which are not biscuits...

Well it wouldn't have been a hamburger....it would have been a beef burger

It's true - believe me, I know a scone when I see one.

When I was expecting, I had a passionate craving for cherry scones, and sometimes got up at 2am to make a batch. I couldn't even wait for them to bake properly, such was the desire's power & I'd snatch them from the oven partially raw. (As usual when expecting though, you can be ravenously hungry, and as soon as you've got food in front of you, a couple of bites and you feel full).

Those are scones (to us Brits anyways).

beef burger

A scone is a scone in any country (apart from stars where she thinks scones are biscuits)

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Anybody coming to visit me will be offered vinsanto con cantuccini and there mout will love them forever.

diamondgeezer wrote:
They are not scones, they are biscuits... they get slathered in white gravy!

Beef burger, hamburger... obviously the waitstaff knew what I was asking for once they heard my accent. I didn't even bother with a menu that time... I forget what the name of the place was, but it implied they had HAMBURGER's there (or that was my impression, and it turned out to be correct cuz I got a slap of beef sandwiched between bread) ...

Dawn... a scone is not a biscuit here... this is a scone here (or any number of dessert like things that I don't eat)


You backwards people you! get you food terminology correct!

Mikey... I can do the Italian, I have a pretty good idea of what I am ordering in Italy thanks to 13, almost 14, years of bugging the living shit out of an Italian. May I have some shipped here?

White gravy?

Just what the flip's white gravy when it's at home???

Gilly wrote:
It's called biscuits and gravy


It's a country gravy, typical breakfast option

StarsChildren wrote:
Vinsanto, being a liquer, travels well. and the cookies/biscuits are dried almod based. If you ask me,of course I will send you some. Xmas and all.

Gilly wrote:
Its like the brandy sauce you pour on christmas pudding, but without the brandy.

That look very nice, Stars.

Weirdos over the water! Best to humour them.

diamondgeezer wrote:
See, they're just wrong!!!

Gravy is specifically MEAT sauce - hence brown from caramalised meat juices etc.

What you're describing there is just a white, savoury sauce, like a roux. There's no meat involved, so it's not gravy.

That's correct DG, we pour whiskey on our stuff here and do it right

Bite me Gilly

And Mikey dear... I've shipped to and had stuff shipped to me from Italy, shipping is expensive. No, don't send any because then I would have to return the favor and a plane ticket might just be cheaper

you can mix in sausage and pepper with it gilly. its milk and corn flour pretty much

Happy now Gilly? There's some hamburger in it now...

its in shit on a shingle too