Originally Posted By u k fan On the subject of Ginger biscuits, or to address them correctly Ginger Nuts, I will say that while I don't hate them they would be well down the list of my favorite biscuits. In fact I doubt they'd rank at all. I do like HobNobs, Jammie Dodgers and Party Rings though!!!
Originally Posted By u k fan TDG, I think I should recite the alphabet later, but I could do my famous party piece and name a Disney Character for each letter of the alphabet without duplicating any of the movies when I do. I'll get back to you!!!
Originally Posted By u k fan Ursula, here goes. In my considered opinion (as a Mormon) there is no difference between PG Tips and Guinness. I can't drink either. I hope this helps!!!
Originally Posted By u k fan When discussing Eastern Euroasian preferences on lifts versus elevators in order to fully argue one’s point one must first look at what factors geographically and culturally affect the population of the aforementioned area. Of particular interest would be how popular culture has affected the language patterns and vocabulary of the local inhabitants. As the American culture continues to dilute into the psyche of the Eastern Euroasian countries one could argue that the use of American-English will also begin to be used on a wider scale, particularly in the young. Phrases such as “Cowabunga Dude!†and “I’m lovin’ it!†are surely destined to be part of most languages in forty years time. Of course, it could be argued with some validity that if a particular country wanted to protect their cultural heritage they could look to countries like France for guidance. France has strict guidelines on how much foreign media is played and they actively pursue the continuation of the French way of life. However, even France has had its fair share American imports and in spite of itself it enjoys the profits of having the number one tourist attraction in Europe less than 30 kilometres from it’s capital city. A tourist attraction that it has been argued makes it’s money from distorting popular European culture into an Americanised form. The fact that elevator is a more aspirational word than lift should not be overlooked. As the people of Eastern Euroasia strive to bring their standard of living into line with the West of Europe subconsciously the use of elevator could become more popular to reflect the mood of the area. There is a strong case, therefore, to suggest that the peoples of the area would choose elevator over lift. In conclusion, based on my research into the matter I would I have to answer that I don’t know!!!
Originally Posted By u k fan An ode to Fish Fish are scaly and fish a slippy A fish out of water would be quite drippy They swim in the ocean Which is sometimes scummy But the best fish of all is swimming in my tummy!!!
Originally Posted By u k fan You can get round coke on a technicality, because officially it's hot drinks!!!
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Well how about Ice Tea? Or does that not count as cold because it was once hot?
