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BRITISH
Estate Agent
http://alexandrascomplaints.files.wo...tate-agent.jpg
AMERICAN
Realtor
http://cuinsight.stream1011.netdna-c...2-a5d14b89.jpg
Basically the same thing, a smug bastard with little or no specific training and all the expertise and in depth knowledge of a shit flinging monkey that has been repeatedly catapulted head first into a brick wall. The US version sounds like a baddie from He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.
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Thongs in Australia =flip flops elsewhere.
Thong = is a g string here.
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cool. Were they buried under teh eggplant or the zucchini? I tend to bury them under the zucchini as it gives teh fine squash a few extra stripes on the outside.[/QUOTE]
Confused? Don't be http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingfor...ml#post1147622 is here to help
AMERICAN
Eggplant
http://santarosa.ifas.ufl.edu/wp-con...Egg-Plant1.jpg
Only Joking ;D
Eggplant
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-PH__yDeQ63...eggplant-3.jpg
BRITISH
Aubergine
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-PH__yDeQ63...eggplant-3.jpg
AMERICAN
Zucchini
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_POsJ-2ndxT...s_zucchini.jpg
BRITISH
Courgette
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_POsJ-2ndxT...s_zucchini.jpg
The Aubergine is actually a berry and the Corgette is the swollen ovary of the Zucchini flower. Both are culinary staples all over the world.
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We are lazy bastards we couldnt be stuffed trying to get our mouths round the word
Aubeerwhatever we went with egg plant :D.
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Yeah one burns the others flaming.
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These are great ;D One that always gets me is 'pissed'
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Spicoli
These are great ;D One that always gets me is 'pissed'
Think thats more Aussie isnt it?
If somethings funny, we say 'what a pisser.'
Pissed as a maggot is a very old term out here.
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Always been snickers as far as I remember but "Snickers" does now make a Marathon Energy Bar.
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Coke here is legal but not in the USA.
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Greenbeanz
That reminds me. We used to have a similar chocloate bar called a Topic whose advert had the tagline
"What has a hazelnut in every bite?"
Squirrel Shit ;D