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Posted by eROs.au on Aug-22-2007 08:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
What? Over the chip?

Have you ever been to England? It's hard to order something without chips than with them :/

ya i know but im still stuck with bangers and mash in my head dont know why

Posted by narcism on Aug-22-2007 08:07:

dutch- cheese

Posted by Lilith on Aug-22-2007 08:08:

I think the only thing the english won't eat a chip with is manure.

Scottish - Deep fried Mars bars

Posted by Lira on Aug-22-2007 08:14:

Finnish - Mobile Phones

Posted by Sushipunk on Aug-22-2007 08:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
I think the only thing the english won't eat a chip with is manure.

And yet, I bet you 10 quid it's happened. Many upon many times.

quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
Scottish - Deep fried Mars bars

I watched my friend [try to] eat one when I was in Edinburgh. He nearly threw up and tried to get a refund

Posted by Lilith on Aug-22-2007 08:45:

Yep, when we went through Scotland a bit over a year ago the girly wanted to try one as well. I had visions of driving along in our rental with the interior slowly filling up with spew to about window level.
I've actually found a greasy spoon near where I live that deep fries them as well... needless to say, I will never reveal where it is.

Posted by stren on Aug-22-2007 08:45:

Kielbasa i frytki

Posted by Omega_Blue on Aug-22-2007 08:59:

i dunno about you guys but deep fried mars bars sound ok to me.

Posted by eROs.au on Aug-22-2007 09:29:

quote:
Originally posted by Lilith

Scottish - Deep fried Mars bars

lol they sell them here.

Posted by Sushipunk on Aug-22-2007 09:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
I've actually found a greasy spoon near where I live that deep fries them as well.

Jesus, they're doing that in Sydney now?

Hmmm, what was it you said earlier?

Fire makes everything good...

Posted by pvdAngel on Aug-22-2007 11:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
Germans - Cabbage

And sausages.

quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
Scottish - Deep fried Mars bars

I've never actually tried them, therefore I'm not a true Scot.

Also include mince, neeps and tatties.

Posted by Moral Hazard on Aug-22-2007 11:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
Scottish - Deep fried Mars bars

mmmmm, fantastic!

Posted by Moral Hazard on Aug-22-2007 11:48:

Canada - Peameal bacon (back/"Canadian" bacon to the Yanks), poutine, mayonaise on everything.

Posted by d-miurge on Aug-22-2007 11:51:

I would never eat frog legs, but hey, snails are le d�licieux.

Posted by Taranis on Aug-22-2007 12:13:

As someone who works at kfc part time, I can safely say that Asians > Black people when it comes to love of fried chicken.

Posted by Cloudburst on Aug-22-2007 12:23:

Sweden: Smorg�sbord/Smorgardsboard with loads of meatballs.

Posted by noikeee on Aug-22-2007 12:27:

portuguese - cod

i don't really like it all that much though

Posted by Lilith on Aug-22-2007 12:40:

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
Fire makes everything good...

With that much fat, oil, sugar and god knows what else it'd probably burn fairly well.

quote:
Originally posted by pvdAngel
I've never actually tried them, therefore I'm not a true Scot.

It could also go a ways to explain why you still have teeth and a rump which doesn't have it's own postcode that is targeted by Norwegian whalers in the area.

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
mmmmm, fantastic!

It's utterly monstrous, think anyone over the age of 55 within 20ft is liable to die of a heartattack simply by looking at it.

Always thought maple syrup was part of the quintessential Canadian diet though

Posted by Moral Hazard on Aug-22-2007 12:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
It's utterly monstrous, think anyone over the age of 55 within 20ft is liable to die of a heartattack simply by looking at it.

I didn't say it was good for you, just good.

quote:
Always thought maple syrup was part of the quintessential Canadian diet though

True! I think our love of maple syrup is so engrained that we don't even think about it.... thus I failed to mention it.

Posted by Mr Game+Watch on Aug-22-2007 13:56:

Germans - Saurkraut
Aussies - Shrimp on the Barbie
Americans - fast food
Rednecks - roadkill
Jews - Matzoh Ball Soup, Pastrami on Rye
Moroccans - couscous
Japanese - sushi
New Yorkers - pizza, bagels

Posted by Domesticated on Aug-22-2007 13:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr Game+Watch
Aussies - Shrimp on the Barbie

Shrimp?

Prawn please.

Posted by d-miurge on Aug-22-2007 14:12:

Brits: jelly and pudding
Frenchies: smelly cheese
Russians/Polskies/Soviets: vodka, no food
Canadians: marple syrup with everything (actually true)
Dutchs: spacecakes

Posted by Omega_M on Aug-22-2007 14:50:

british - high tea

Posted by glass on Aug-22-2007 15:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Omega_Blue
i dunno about you guys but deep fried mars bars sound ok to me.

They sell them at Cans, 3 blocks from your house. Go get some Nathanial

Posted by stren on Aug-22-2007 15:23:

polish: Pierogi Kielbasa Bigos

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