[DefiantZERO]

The British vocabulary is different than ours so might need an "interpretation" of sour.

Aye, especially when it comes to food. You Americans are great people, but you have no sense of taste whatsoever.

What you call "American Cheese", I call "inert matter".

What you call "sour", I call "cardboard".

What you call "beer", I call "seltzer mixed with piss".

What you call "Wonder Bread", I call "what the hell is that??"

I could go on forever =P

[cripplecreek]

"Aye, especially when it comes to food. You Americans are great people, but you have no sense of taste whatsoever."


Hey, y'all are the ones who eat kidneys. (kidding)

[Junior_G]

LOL...I need to go to England now just to see what our foods are being compared to.

[dfwgator]

Hell

Where the food is British
The police are German
The cars are French
The lovers are Swiss
And the whole thing is run by Italians

[bored at work]

What you call "American Cheese", I call "inert matter".

Wisconsin resents that >:)

[Antoninus]

I could go on forever =P

I have a one word response for you..."marmite"

That is all.

[Live and let live conservative]

Aye, especially when it comes to food. You Americans are great people, but you have no sense of taste whatsoever. What you call "American Cheese", I call "inert matter". What you call "sour", I call "cardboard". What you call "beer", I call "seltzer mixed with piss". What you call "Wonder Bread", I call "what the hell is that??" I could go on forever =P

Yeah, but we nailed that "Liberty" thing (for a while, anyway)

[AFPhys]

LOL... Many Americans, like me, have very simple food requirements. Personally, though I occasionally enjoy good tasting foods, I would usually be happier if I could simply gulp a pill and wash it down rather than go to the trouble of preparing and eating and cleaning up after a meal.

I eat to live, I don't live to eat.

[elc]

Two words, Brit:

mushy peas

[reagan_fanatic]

Aye, especially when it comes to food. You Americans are great people, but you have no sense of taste whatsoever.

Well, the French tell us your food sucks, so that's good enough for me :P

[RebelBanker]

I agree about Marmite - I tried it (and its Aussie cousin Vegemite) out of curiosity and found it foul.

However, NO ONE can brew proper dark ales or stouts like the Brits!

God bless you and yours, DefiantZERO and may He keep you all safe.

[CatoRenasci]

Well, hell has been defined as a place where the police are German, the politicians are French, and the cooks English, so I wouldn't go there. Anyplace people eat vegamite and marmite, bangers, treacle-tarts, and grease-sodden fish and chips cannot decently complain about any other country's food.

[Tennessee_Bob]

I'll be upset and offended by that post unless you send me a couple cases of John Smith's Best Bitters. Got hooked on that stuff when I was working with the RAF while I was in the USAF.