I approve, kuhlmeye. May be trying a little too hard though.
You can never be trying too hard.
EDIT: Oh and I have another one. That last pun I did was so bad it might take duck tape to patch it up.
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simonwolfi can feel a differencetoday, a differenceRegistered Userregular
edited May 2009
I like the cut of your jib, kuhlmeye, you're keeping a breast of this game's situation. You're officially in the cool group for cool people. My mom's put some cake and lemonade on the table.
To be honest, the only time pop would be mentioned here would be in 50s literature like the Enid Blyton books. I don't think the word is used at all now.
Aha! Lemonade here is the carbonated variety. If it were not so, we call it simply 'still lemonade'.
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I don't really think we have anything like American lemonade - even what we call lemon squash is lightly carbonated, in commerical brands of it. I've never used pop in a drink-related context before.
Let's sum this up, somehow!
Australia calls Sprite "lemonade", which would make what is on offer at the cool people table "pop".
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Nahuh! How can you be gayer than someone that kissed a giiiiiiiiiirl that so gay!
You used the word dickbutt... good job.
Look, man, if you want to join my cool group for cool people, you gotta stop trying so hard.
This was back when lightrider was making all his illeagal posts, and I said something about being confused. What I was going to say was,
"I'm so confused I feel like a quack."
Also oats, new avatar, please check one
[ ] I approve
[ ] I dont approve
[ ] I might not like it, but it's less annoying than the last one.
(please note: unless you're from New Zealand, that pun might not make any sense)
A gaggle.
You can never be trying too hard.
EDIT: Oh and I have another one. That last pun I did was so bad it might take duck tape to patch it up.
And I can't wait to get me some of that cake and lemonade.
Also, I don't say pop. I say soda mostly, but that doesn't change the fact that in America lemonade doesn't fit into the soda category.
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Let's sum this up, somehow!
Australia calls Sprite "lemonade", which would make what is on offer at the cool people table "pop".
That is some kind of finch, silly.