Originally posted by UncleAdamOhh!! you dont have the right to vote 😀 ! thats great you wont make a mistake!!🙄
Name- Adam
Age- 15
Gender - Male
Religon - Orthodox*
Favorite Color- Red
Favorite Movies - Lord of the Rings, Good Burger, Independence Day and Armageddon
Favorite Books - Lord of the Rings, Treasure Island, The Time Machine, King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, A Journey to the Center of the Earth, Danile Boone, Scars & Stripes**
F ...[text shortened]... The Scars & Stripes is a Autobiography of a P.O.W. ((US Navy)Capt. McDaniel) in the Vietnam War.
Originally posted by AcolyteEven thou most Americans didnt know that, I did😀
Why can't you Americans just call them 'chips'? (In Britain, thinly sliced fried potatoes are called 'crisps'😉
'Hamburgers' sounds a bit German (it's named after a German city!) How about Liberty Buns? 😉
I dont know why we dont call them crisps, but I like Freedom Frys, it has a nice ring to it😉
Hamburger Germany? do they have good tasteing hamburgers? 😉
Originally posted by dylNo I still call them French Frys, I just said that in case the fbi is whatching😉
hamburg, lol.
people are still calling them freedom fries? oh god.
Actuly I dont see why why called them French Frys in the first place, I mean they wherent even made in France so why call them French Frys?
Originally posted by !~TONY~!I know it just because we are mad at the French for not helping us, but why did we call them French Frys?😕
I think it's just the principle of banning French related items, just the name I think. If my memory serves me correctly we called sauerkraut Liberty Cabbage during the second World War.
Originally posted by UncleAdamI hear they were originated in Belgeum.. or some other silly little country. The style of cut was called a french or something similar. So the fries are frenched. Nothing to do with France... or they would be France Fries?
I know it just because we are mad at the French for not helping us, but why did we call them French Frys?😕
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I like this idea for a thread. Here are a few things about me:
Name: Mike
Age: 25
Occupation: Doctoral student in cellular neuroscience
Location: New York City, USA
Favorite Color: Black
Favorite Film: Tough to say... maybe Wild at Heart
Favorite Author: Another tough one. Probably Richard Powers.
Favorite Food: Lightly seared sushi grade tuna steak.
Favorite Video Game: Pacman (it never gets old)
Favorite State: New York, of course!
Favorite day of the week: Monday (I love my job.)
Religion: Agnostic
-mike
Hi! This is me:
Name - Olav
Age - 14
Favorite Color - black and white afcourse!
Favorite Movie - The Lord of the Rings
Favorite Book - The Lord of the Rings
Favorite Food - fondue
Favorite State - Here we don't have state's but provinces, I live in Noord-Holland
Favorite Day of the Week- Weekends....:-)
Place of Residency - Haarlem, Noord-Holland, The Netherlands
Originally posted by rwingettHello, sorry I haven't commented on this dicussion yet because my access wasn't working (many curses on Tiscali muttered under breath) but me and my Mum are both Wiccans and before anyone says it not all witches are evil. That one took me weeks to explain at school. 😛
I know what a pagan is. Your definition of paganism is the broadest possible one. There are people who use a much more specific definition, such as Wiccans. I was curious as to what orkyboy's conception of paganism was. The fact that he listed Pagan as his religious choice indicates that he IS willing to discuss the issue, otherwise he wouldn't have brought it up in the first place.