John park hopper
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I think Mr Ferret has only had English muffins --bagel-- roll no comparisonHave you even ever had a bagel?
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Goofyernmost
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No, all they have over there are biscuits (cookies) and chips (french fries). Strange names for things over there. Sort of like their twin sister (Cananada) that mistakenly call Coffee Crisps, candy when all they really are is corrugated cardboard with a thin chocolate type coating!Have you even ever had a bagel?
Proof.... Exhibit #1
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Mr Ferret 75
Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
Toasted crumpets with fresh Guernsey butter
For The Win.
Mr Ferret 75
Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
Cookies and biscuits are completely different.
Crisps here are what you would call chips.
French fries are thin chips .
Coffee crisp .. thats all on cananananada
wdwfan4ver
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I am not surprised on that stat. A lot of that is due to the ant vaxxer crowd.
My reasoning that crowd had gotten attention for multiple years. I know alot of people got the flu this year based on what I read on the news, but I know there is a lot of people that are opposed to vaccines. On the news, I also got that a lot of people did not get vaccines either.
Back in October person visited Disneyland while having the measles.
Mr Ferret 75
Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
I believe you may be right sir
John park hopper
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I thought it was tea and crumpets. Is a crumpet what we here in the colonies call an English muffin?
Mr Ferret 75
Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
Rista1313
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Yes and just think how much more butter or cream cheese you could put on if sliced this way! NY bagels really are the best!
John park hopper
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Very true but my waist line doesn't need more cream cheese
Rista1313
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One of these days I'd like to try a crumpet... I think I saw them at Trader Joes. I'll have to check next time I go!
Rista1313
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Mine either, but that doesn't stop me.
John park hopper
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Right there with you --little or no will power the wife says
Mr Ferret 75
Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
Goofyernmost
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Cookies and biscuits are indeed completely different, but I have seen what we call cookies as called Biscuits. Biscuits here are even more completely different. It would be kind of silly to put sausage gravy on what you call biscuits.
Crisps, I stand corrected. I meant to say Chips but I typed in Crisps instead. My bad! And Crisps are what we call Potato Chips.
Coffee Crisps I wasn't blaming on you, just comparing improper labeling.
British Biscuits... Exhibit #2
American Biscuits
John park hopper
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Isn't chips as in the English fish and chips some sort of fried potatoes? I am beginning too think we fought the revolution because the English named everything crazy --to hard to understand.
StarWarsGirl
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Rista1313
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I filed mine on Monday and it was accepted... now we wait....
93boomer
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Congrats!! I need one more form then I can be finished too!
StarWarsGirl
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Mine were a pain this year. I had to go back and recalculate because I had sooo many medical expenses. I ended up still taking the standard deduction, but it was worth looking into. And then because I now contribute to a retirement plan, TurboTax, which I used last year, wanted to charge me, so I had to switch over to H&R block and basically restart (if your income is below a certain level and you're under 61, you can file for free). Plus then my two W-2s with my jobs were done quickly, but then getting my 1099 form from my bank took forever.
I'm just glad they're done and I'm getting my refund.