What country do you live in? What do you like about it? Is there a country you would love to visit?
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In general, how much closer are you to where you want to be and how much farther away are you from where you don't want to be?
Do you like pudding?
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Father Heathen
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To avoid any potential confusion, in the U.S. pudding refers to a specific dish that's similar to mousse or custard. In the UK and commonwealth countries, "pudding" is a synonym for desert if I'm not mistaken.
Jedster
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But slightly different if 'pudding club' is mentioned.
Father Heathen
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Never heard that idiom before.But slightly different if 'pudding club' is mentioned.
Not sure how old it is, and 'bun in the oven' is similar:
etymology - What is the origin of being "in the pudding club"? - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange
There's also a somewhat cake like dessert with the same title.
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If we make a poll and votes/choices are anonymous, can the staff see who voted for what choice?
Foods:
- barbecued lamb chops and ribs
- caramel custard
- cheesecake
- chicken curry
- duck
- grilled chicken
- mango
- shrimp
- squid
- steak
- sweet cheese rolls
- turkey.
- coffee (duh )
- milk tea
- orange juice
- sugarcane juice.
1) Egypt.
2) I like the hyper-extroversion of the culture, although it's not without its downsides. I also like that there's a considerable measure of spontaneity in the workplace and in general interactions. For instance, if you go to work 15 minutes late, you can explain that away in most cases by citing, say, a traffic jam or a faulty alarm. You won't get your professional head chopped off for it.
The weather is also quite nice, although I'm a bit biased because I can handle summers with 45°C (113°F) or hotter days quite easily.
There are other things; these are just a few off the top of my head.
3) I would like to visit many, many countries, perhaps starting with a tour of Asia where I'd visit Thailand, India, Vietnam, and others. It would be easier for me to think of countries I would not like to visit instead of ones I'd like to visit!
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Foods:
Beverages:
- barbecued lamb chops and ribs
- caramel custard
- cheesecake
- chicken curry
- duck
- grilled chicken
- mango
- shrimp
- squid
- steak
- sweet cheese rolls
- turkey.
- coffee (duh
- milk tea
- orange juice
- sugarcane juice.
I enjoy those as well, except lamb or sugarcane juice, which I've never tried. Have you ever had iced Thai coffee or tea?
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I don't know what the purpose is of the bots that hover around RF, but I would guess at least some of them fall within the above categories.
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No. It used to be that admins could see that info via the admin CP, but that hasn't been the case ever since the software change in 2014.
I would say much closer if only due to graduating college and getting conscription out of the way. Still a bit far if we go by the average required experience for many jobs abroad, though (three or more years, typically, although of course there are ones that require more and some that require less).
Hopefully not as far as the averages would indicate, though.
I highly recommend both!
I haven't tried Thai coffee or tea. Would you recommend either?