because i dont enjoy cakes and custards much.
not even if I was paid. Been to England 3 times and the food sucks.Have a great trip lovely ladyTry a British eatery
The avergae American sucks on geography for sure but I find it also depends on where and how you grew up and the current educational system. Meaning, many of my friends grew up in a more cultured home that valued learning about the world, not just their city/state or even country. They traveled to Italy or Mexico or England if possible, and maybe they could not tell you the capital of Rwanda (its Kigali) but they know its in Africa at any rate. However, less affluent homes, people that didnt finish high school, whatever...geography, world cultures and history etc take a backseat to some more "practical" knowledge. I can change a tire but cant truly fix a car. Many of those types of households have peop;elt hat know everything about farms, cars, plumbing, whatever...I cant do lots of those things. However, American history and education also tends to eliminate things from textbooks because it doesnt present America as the "best country in the world!" type of stuff. So for example, when I was in...7th grade or so, the Vietnam war was I think maybe about three or four sentences in my textbook. Such a joke. The Korean war was maybe 1-2 sentences. But the Civil War, Revolutionary War, and of course, WWII showed the US as kicking ass all over. Which is partly true and lots of times not. And now the banned books here is laughable. My best friend is a techer. ANNE FRANKS DIARY is a banned book. Everything LGBTQ is banned. Most books that show any sort of wars or revolts...like HARRY POTTER books are BANNED. The US wants a nation of complete dumbasses who just think AMUUURRRIIICA!I think that applies to most foreign cuisine. The style we see from overseas in our own culture is always slightly tailored to to suit the indigenous population. I love curry, but the stuff I can buy in the UK is nothing like that in places like Indian or Bangladesh.
I take my hat off to you as an American for even knowing where the UK is, and for mentioning bake off. Here's a fact for you. We Brits either live in canvas marquees (like in the bake off) or castle's.
Brit candy is def superior because Cadbury >>>>>>>>>>>> Hersheys for example.As long as that?!
You had me at "cum from oral sex ..." but if it was ever to happen, I'd be very happy to make you cum in any position and any holeThe lucky guy was a bit skinny - hope he made up for that in other areas?!
Honest ... that word was mentioned in your first sentence (90% of us on here would be cheating on our wives so maybe that's why it was "missed off")
As the subject is usually referred to as "mathematics" plural, it makes sense to shorten it to "maths" (but then we're all well aware of the propensity of our American cousins to drop random letters from words anyway)
British "candy" - as in chocolate bars - is much better than most IMO. My "British" dentist is Greek and he has at least one Polish colleagueAs for cuisine, can't beat a Sunday roast with all the trimmings - and the British staple of fish and chips should be haddock with skin on (you can eat that bit too) with salt - not too much - and vinegar ...
In other news, the last few pages of this thread has had me chuckling, agreeing and disagreeing, and aroused enough to be uncomfortable sitting at my desk
havent had Schnitzel Milanese nor heard of it to be fair.
feel free to dm me whatever you want. no worries, just dont say shit like "you are mine to use and abuse and all yuor holes will be filled with so much of cum that it will ooze out of all your pores"...like ok, thanks, glad you think Im sexy but be real, show respect.
neither the dishes nor the patrons had any sausage, only the staff
How on Earth did you fail to find good food in 3 visits! That’s quite an achievement.
It was top shelf, start to finish...everything.
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I dont mean to keep harping on England because I think there is so much to love about the country itself. I appreciate the arts expecially (music, authors and playwrights, television/film actors and writing), the beer and candy hahaha, the history, the people have all been super friendly (Im not into the royals though sorry), the healthcare system, some of the athletes and sports etc, and many other things. I simply do not enjoy the food and cuisine as a whole.
Looks like a great reason to spend the money and acquire the LBs!
I think your replies are actually amazingly nuanced. Which I like a lot. Because life isn’t “one size fits all.”
I agree. Outside of fish and chips and some steakhouses (great steaks) Indian food is about the only thing the Brits have going as far as cuisine.
I have some mixed reviews there. I have not been to Wales. I have been to Dublin, Galway, Cork, Bray, and a few other tiny towns in Ireland. The food was not great, nor was it terrible. Kind of like Englamd, the Iriush arent KNOWN for their cuisine. Corned beef and cabbage and soda bread on St. Patty's. Some great beer. But otherwise, its a fairly meat and potatoes type of place. Nothing wrong with that, just not what I tend to gravitate toward.
Well, as a well travelled food tester, I have to respect your opinion! I haven’t been to Ireland, so not sure what I’d make of their cuisine.
Id try it for sure, but for me, offal takes a specific mood generally...Im not against it nor do I seek it out often
It is how it sounds, fucking offal
