Another World Exclusive From the Sun Newspaper

[FBI parte due]

That certainly was entertaining, as promised!

 

[Tisiphone]

LoL...Agony aunt? That's classic.

 

[Tisiphone]

So, for Pulp Fiction is it "Zee's dead baby. Zee's dead."

 

[Fuddlemiff]

They forgot

Pole - Joe the Plumber

 

[FBI parte due]

You really call eggplants aubergines? I thought that was just a word people used when they were being pretentious and French.

 

[CaptainWacky]

Ladybug sounds quirkier.

 

[FBI parte due]

Ladybird sounds like something one of those old ladies who plaster their walls with pictures of puppies and kittens and live off of cat food would say.

 

[Cassie]

full board — American plan - I don't know what that is! OH OH.. it's room and board, meaning a place to sleep and food to eat. We don't call that American plan though, not that I know of. I've only ever heard it called "room and board."

lolly (lollipop) — Popsicle (trademark) - that isn't true. A Popsicle is frozen Kool-aid on a stick. A lollipop is hard candy on a stick and we call them suckers or lollipops.

hundreds and thousands — sprinkles - never heard hundreds and thousands referred to as sprinkles. Is that some kind of candy? If it is, then we do call it sprinkles.

room only — European plan - now that I know what that means, I've never heard it referred to as European plan. Maybe up north, they do. OR, maybe Americans traveling in Europe call it that?

waistcoat — vest - oh.. so that's what a waistcoat is.

 

[CaptainWacky]

Ladybird sounds like something one of those old ladies who plaster their walls with pictures of puppies and kittens and live off of cat food would say.

:Jillian:

 

[Gagh]

full board — American plan - I don't know what that is! OH OH.. it's room and board, meaning a place to sleep and food to eat. We don't call that American plan though, not that I know of. I've only ever heard it called "room and board."

lolly (lollipop) — Popsicle (trademark) - that isn't true. A Popsicle is frozen Kool-aid on a stick. A lollipop is hard candy on a stick and we call them suckers or lollipops.

hundreds and thousands — sprinkles - never heard hundreds and thousands referred to as sprinkles. Is that some kind of candy? If it is, then we do call it sprinkles.

room only — European plan - now that I know what that means, I've never heard it referred to as European plan. Maybe up north, they do. OR, maybe Americans traveling in Europe call it that?

waistcoat — vest - oh.. so that's what a waistcoat is.

We call frozen ice lollies a 'lolly' too. Lollypops are also lollies. A popsicle is a lolly to us - believe it

 

[Archibald Nixon]

hundreds and thousands — sprinkles - never heard hundreds and thousands referred to as sprinkles. Is that some kind of candy? If it is, then we do call it sprinkles.

Are you talking about the little multicolored candy bits you put on ice cream? (side note: New Englanders refer to these as "jimmies".)

 

[Mentalist]

I love Hundreds and Thousands.

 

[Fuddlemiff]

Hundreds and Thousands are sprinkles, but I always thought they were a very specific type (those tiny reflective balls made of sugar), but Google says they're the colourful ones too.

 

[FBI parte due]

Never seen those in the heathen West.

 

[CaptainWacky]

YOU CAN PUT THEM ON ICE CREAM

 

[FBI parte due]

We put grubs and dirt on ours.