VoidCat
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At the state fair in north carolina you can get fried anything. Even lemonade.
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- Thread starter VoidCat
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Ah ha, that i never knew. Consider me a little more educated
Fried lemonade. Cool
VoidCat
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And chocolate covered bananas.
Shadow Wolf
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Privatized healthcare.
Large food portion sizes.
No vacation nation.
Large food portion sizes.
No vacation nation.
We do this, and it irritates me.
I do them at barbeques.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Oh my, at state farms here they will deep fry almost anything. One year Deep Fried Butter was a hit:
I have never had it. Nor am I particularly interested.
It's cheating I know but I saw this recently People Are Sharing The Traditions That Are Totally Normal In Their Country, But Sound Weird To Everyone Else
Shadow Wolf
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Another for deep fried anything and everything.
Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
Our "how are you?" are actually hellos.
We tend to get a bit annoyed when we smile at strangers and they don't smile back. A split second annoyance.
I mentioned in a reply we have bear crossings and one time I saw a mountain lion crossing.
We Americans (well they, I don't drive) tend to play chicken with pedestrians (ideally we have the right away) not realizing a car going 50 miles per hour, to me, has the right away-. (Don't worry. I can wait.)
People tend to think Americans are all about work and not family oriented and have no culture
I haven't been to other countries before, though.
Back to my adopted country
You can discuss you latest operation or your sex life over dinner with friends but it is taboo to discuss your work
You can discuss you latest operation or your sex life over dinner with friends but it is taboo to discuss your work
Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
Do you got chitlin's. I went down to the carolinas (north or south, can't remember) and they had a chitlin festival. I never hate any of them, though.
Unveiled Artist
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Really? we're 100% the other way around in the states.
VoidCat
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Some people eat them...never had them.
Most countries are, i was rather taken aback when we moved here. Now its just normal for me
Me.
- The longest coastline in the world (243,000 km)
- Millions of lakes (more lakes than the rest of world, combined)
- The world's oldest known rocks (up to 4.28 billion years)
- Poutine (French fries served with gravy and cheese curds)
- Butter tarts (not to be confused with Quebec sugar pie, also a treat)
I mean, what else could you ask for?
- The longest coastline in the world (243,000 km)
- Millions of lakes (more lakes than the rest of world, combined)
- The world's oldest known rocks (up to 4.28 billion years)
- Poutine (French fries served with gravy and cheese curds)
- Butter tarts (not to be confused with Quebec sugar pie, also a treat)
I misread that thinking Poutine was Poitin. Fries are not the thing that put me off alcohol over 30 years ago