That dough-boy just got what was comin' to 'im.

[whereismynotecard]

If there's one thing I can't stand, it's that stupid dough-boy. This lady is my hero.

 

[angellous_evangellous]

That's great. I get sick of those creepy things walking on the counter and tickling themselves.

 

[whereismynotecard]

Little perverts. All he wears is a chef's hat. And then he walks all over the counter, right next to my biscuits. Very unsanitary...

 

[ChristineES]

EEEeeek!!!!! Would you eat those?

 

[Sententia]

Little perverts. All he wears is a chef's hat. And then he walks all over the counter, right next to my biscuits. Very unsanitary...

Where you been? Missed ya! Hope all is well. This thread makes me want to make cookies... All I has is biscuits... now what?

 

[Gaura Priya]

:cover:

:sad4:


This thread makes me sad.

 

[whereismynotecard]

:cover:

:sad4:


This thread makes me sad.

Well you're the minority then. Everyone else is glad to see that little ****** finally get put in his place...

 

[whereismynotecard]

Where you been? Missed ya! Hope all is well. This thread makes me want to make cookies... All I has is biscuits... now what?

I'm in Ireland. :O Coincidentally, sometimes cookies here are called biscuits.

 

[whereismynotecard]

EEEeeek!!!!! Would you eat those?

I might try one. It looks like they might taste like toasted marshmallows. Yum.

 

[monta]

I'm in Ireland. :O Coincidentally, sometimes cookies here are called biscuits.

Cookies = Cookies

Biscuits = Biscuits

Scones = Scones

Crackers = Crackers

 

[Father Heathen]

Biscuits = Biscuits

Looks like a cookie to me.

This is a biscuit:

 

[whereismynotecard]

This is a biscuit:

Monta: what would you call the above pic-cha? It's not a scone... so what is it, in Irish-speak? Also, do you guys have macaroni and cheese ever? Everyone around here eats much more healthily than Americans do. (but I'm not surprised...)

 

[monta]

Looks like a cookie to me.

This is a biscuit:

Really so I assume it is quite hard as suggested by the ''cooked or baked twice'' indication of it's name?

 

[monta]

Monta: what would you call the above pic-cha? It's not a scone... so what is it, in Irish-speak? Also, do you guys have macaroni and cheese ever? Everyone around here eats much more healthily than Americans do. (but I'm not surprised...)

I think it is a plain scone.

We have macaroni and cheese but you have to make it yourself, soz.

Do you know how to make cheese sauce, it is really easy and I'm guessing it has to be nicer than the boxed stuff.

 

[Father Heathen]

Perhaps originally, but we went ahead and enhanced and upgraded the language.

 

[monta]

Perhaps originally, but we went ahead and enhanced and upgraded the language.

The difference between us and you is that the English gave us both the same language, you broke it and we improved it. :yes:

 

[whereismynotecard]

Do you know how to make cheese sauce, it is really easy and I'm guessing it has to be nicer than the boxed stuff.

Put a piece of cheese in a pan and warm it up? I probably won't make it. I don't want to have to clean the pan afterwards.

 

[whereismynotecard]

The difference between us and you is that the English gave us both the same language, you broke it and we improved it. :yes:

I like how people around here say "half four" instead of "four thirty." And the grocery carts are called "trolleys." It so much cuter than the way Americans talk.

 

[Father Heathen]

I like how people around here say "half four" instead of "four thirty." And the grocery carts are called "trolleys." It so much cuter than the way Americans talk.

Yes, it is quite quaint and adorable.

 

[whereismynotecard]

... See, I'm retarded so I don't know what "quaint" means. And I'm not googling it. I'm at home on the floor, huddled next to my heater, not at skool.