English English & American English

[sumthin fishy]

I know a few members who can agree with that

 

[Ems]

*Ems perks up*
Someone say pancakes???

 

[Slappy*McFish]

God...I'd slay a stack of pancakes right now. You just have no idea.

 

[mishi8]

Okay, enough with the pancakes! 'Cause now I want a pannekoek -- a gigantic pancake topped with any number of toppings -- my favourite is apple, onion and bacon rolled up in a pannekoek and drizzled with maple syrup (or stroop if one prefers) plus a side of hashbrowns with hollandaise sauce. Mmm.

Unfortunately, there is no DeDutch Pannekoek House here. Anyone interested in moving here to open up a franchise?

 

[dougall]

to avoid pancakes drawing attention from the thread..

does anyone else know what gurning is ?

 

[Lila]

Gurning? No idea.

But I did want to say...I love the way the English 'fancy' something.

"I fancy some chocolate."

"I fancy a drink."

"I fancy you."



Lila

 

[Galaxie]

 

[Lila]

Ah...there we go. "I fancy a pancake."

 

[sumthin fishy]

Ok, now that made me curious. What is the deal with pancake totting bunnies?

 

[mikecymru]

Gurning

Gurning is normally done in the north of england.
Basically people pull some very strange faces and sometimes hang toilet seats around there necks....
Which is why I live in Wales.


EMS I'll bake you some pancakes next time your in town!!!