3 years ago #9391458
@Ice0tea - I really don't know why people go to McDonalds, so you're asking the wrong person. It's awful, terrible food. I think people are just too lazy to make better food themselves, so they go to the "fast-food" places and pay too much for crap that can just barely be called "food".
I agree with you on Subway. It's one of the few 'fast-food' places I'll go to eat. Another is Long John Silvers, a fish place. I know that oil-fried fish fillets aren't very good for a person, but I do stop in there every couple of months - because it does taste pretty good. So long as you ask them to NOT put any of their terrible 'sauces' on it. Another American shame, that. Most of the 'sauces' people put on their food items are just made of sugar syrup, and they're awful. Even ketchup is terrible, it's half syrup. (bleh)
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@Ice0tea - I really don't know why people go to McDonalds, so you're asking the wrong person. It's awful, terrible food. I think people are just too lazy to make better food themselves, so they go to the "fast-food" places and pay too much for crap that can just barely be called "food".
I agree with you on Subway. It's one of the few 'fast-food' places I'll go to eat. Another is Long John Silvers, a fish place. I know that oil-fried fish fillets aren't very good for a person, but I do stop in there every couple of months - because it does taste pretty good. So long as you ask them to NOT put any of their terrible 'sauces' on it. Another American shame, that. Most of the 'sauces' people put on their food items are just made of sugar syrup, and they're awful. Even ketchup is terrible, it's half syrup. (bleh)
3 years ago #9403427
I began by feeling sad, because we do still use the term, "Mother England" from time to time here. But we use it as sort of a " England begat us but was an overbearing mother" sort of way. So I got over it and drank some pineapple juice.
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I began by feeling sad, because we do still use the term, "Mother England" from time to time here. But we use it as sort of a " England begat us but was an overbearing mother" sort of way. So I got over it and drank some pineapple juice.
3 years ago #9382723
@Schweden
It's also possible that Sister England is not their biological mother, but always served as a kind of mother-figure for them, and that's why they call her 'mother'.
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@Schweden
It's also possible that Sister England is not their biological mother, but always served as a kind of mother-figure for them, and that's why they call her 'mother'.
3 years ago #9381363
Mothering Sunday is the 4th Sunday of Lent (a downer of a time for celebrating anything).
The tradition in England was to bake and take Mum a Simnel cake.
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Mothering Sunday is the 4th Sunday of Lent (a downer of a time for celebrating anything).
The tradition in England was to bake and take Mum a Simnel cake.
3 years ago #9357480
We choose to call this interesting brand of neglect: Cultural differences
Also: Sorry
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We choose to call this interesting brand of neglect: Cultural differences
Also: Sorry
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