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Fifo wrote: Sat Aug 17, 2024 6:47 am < says yum fries are good

<’s surprised to see Goop refer to them as fries. < thought they’re called chips in the UK

< it's because Goop is American remember?
< understands the concept in both sides of the pond.

The chips are soggy, so < will probably make a chip butty out of it to salvage them.

Ah, < sees now, thanks

EDIT: Ninja’d! < meant to say that to Goop

Fifo wrote: Sat Aug 17, 2024 6:50 am Ah, < sees now, thanks

EDIT: Ninja’d! < meant to say that to Goop

hahahah.

But yeah < is going to make a chip butty to make up for this. If only < had eaten them sooner....

< says no problem, < will also use American terminology if the only other people there are Americans

< finds it very hard to type on mobile, if you see a really badly spelt post from < keep in mind that’s because of this

< thinks <’ll connect <’s BT keyboard to <’s phone

< doesn’t have a keyboard to connect sadly. <‘s PC keyboard sucks anyways

< thinks that would be a good idea if ^'s gonna try and keep up.

< thinks <’s VPS would crash if it was subjected to RD-level amount of activity xD

And it doesn't help with the constant ninjas from Greengoop, < says.

< usually goes back to edit <‘s poorly typed posts. To be honest this’d even be easier on iPad

Greengoop wrote: Sat Aug 17, 2024 6:49 am < says ^ is partly correct. Thick chips are called chips but thin ones are called fries, and there’s a lot of other words for chips here as well

News to <. < calls them all chips

< doesn't bother with that until the end. At least people can tell what < is trying to say anyways.

< sees we’re nearing 2000 posts

Ambidextroid wrote: Sat Aug 17, 2024 6:58 am

Greengoop wrote: Sat Aug 17, 2024 6:49 am < says ^ is partly correct. Thick chips are called chips but thin ones are called fries, and there’s a lot of other words for chips here as well

News to <. < calls them all chips

Then ^ must be very Brotish then

Greengoop wrote: Sat Aug 17, 2024 6:59 am Then ^ must be very Brotish then

< sees ^ had invented a new word

< wonders what else he'll cook up,

Fifo wrote: Sat Aug 17, 2024 6:59 am

Greengoop wrote: Sat Aug 17, 2024 6:59 am Then ^ must be very Brotish then

< sees ^ had invented a new word

< heard these kids say it at school and apparently it means someone who “acts very British”

Ah < sees now

< has no idea how it was meant to be spelt, but < reckons < could trademark the word

That should not be that surprising, < says given he's also from the UK unless <'s totally missed the mark there.