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#285925 by EphelDuath666
Mon Oct 31, 2011 11:33 am
picked up Uncharted 3 a little while ago together with the free headset that I got for pre-ordering the game. I'm gonna play the shit out of it tomorrow but now I gotta scoot and head to a Halloween party. Have a nice Halloween everyone!
#285997 by sylkicks
Tue Nov 01, 2011 10:38 am
Gonna buy the new Russian Circles album on vinyl today or tomorrow, can't wait to hear...
#286005 by djskrimp
Tue Nov 01, 2011 11:51 am
Thank goodness for rarely used, forgotten about credit cards. I may be eating ramen for the next 4 months, but Contain Us is pre-ordered. Oh yeah.
#286122 by Chimairacle
Wed Nov 02, 2011 5:37 am
A cute top, and way too much lollies, chips and energy drinks.
#286360 by shiram
Thu Nov 03, 2011 7:22 am
2 pairs of pants, and 2 shirts.
Dickies online 50% sale was awesome.
#286445 by djskrimp
Thu Nov 03, 2011 8:14 pm
Chimairacle wrote:A cute top, and way too much lollies, chips and energy drinks.


When Aussies say chips, do they mean crisps or french fries?
#286454 by Bookwyrm83
Thu Nov 03, 2011 10:45 pm
djskrimp wrote:
Chimairacle wrote:A cute top, and way too much lollies, chips and energy drinks.


When Aussies say chips, do they mean crisps or french fries?


Fries, though they tend to be thicker. Crisps are usually referred to as potato chips (or just chips, to keep it confusing).
#286532 by djskrimp
Fri Nov 04, 2011 11:39 am
Bookwyrm83 wrote:
djskrimp wrote:
Chimairacle wrote:A cute top, and way too much lollies, chips and energy drinks.


When Aussies say chips, do they mean crisps or french fries?


Fries, though they tend to be thicker. Crisps are usually referred to as potato chips (or just chips, to keep it confusing).

I think I understand. Cheers!
#286545 by Wosko
Fri Nov 04, 2011 2:15 pm
In canada we call them fries although my baba (ukrainian for grandma) calls fries chips is so damn confusing the older rural generation of canadians call them chips but us newer generations call them fries i blame the americanization of canada booo
#286581 by Chimairacle
Fri Nov 04, 2011 7:27 pm
djskrimp wrote:
Bookwyrm83 wrote:
djskrimp wrote:
Chimairacle wrote:A cute top, and way too much lollies, chips and energy drinks.


When Aussies say chips, do they mean crisps or french fries?


Fries, though they tend to be thicker. Crisps are usually referred to as potato chips (or just chips, to keep it confusing).

I think I understand. Cheers!


A bag of chips, as in crisps. If I go get fast food I call them fries, but I call a cup of hot chips, chips...a cup of fries sounds weird to me :P My mum calls pretty much everything chips, but she's kiwi so maybe it differs over there too. Too bad she doesn't have an accent anymore, haha.
#286585 by Lettuce
Fri Nov 04, 2011 7:51 pm
Chips = Hot oily burny things

Crisps = Thin crunchy things


I BOUGHT MONTANA GOLD SPRAY PAINTS. London Graphic Centre had an offer on, down to £4.99 from £7.20, and buy five get one free...I needed six! BANG TIDY!
#286603 by djskrimp
Sat Nov 05, 2011 12:36 am
Lettuce wrote:Chips = Hot oily burny things

Crisps = Thin crunchy things


I BOUGHT MONTANA GOLD SPRAY PAINTS. London Graphic Centre had an offer on, down to £4.99 from £7.20, and buy five get one free...I needed six! BANG TIDY!


Shoulda got Hannah Montana gold spray paints. Woulda been cheaper. :lol:

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