we call it this...you call it that

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JaumeJ

JaumeJ

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Making groceries is brand new to me, but I can see it...…..
 
p_rehbein

p_rehbein

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Lanolin said:
I suppose Texas used to be its own country so everyone speaks differently

everyone...y'all
poker....texas hold'em poker
mass shooting.....texas chainsaw massacre
fire...waco
KFC....texas chicken
nachos.....tex mex
sniper.....drive-by shooting
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it's not texas chicken........it's Yardbird

A couple of the others appear to be a wee bit critical of Texas, Texans....... Hope you didn't mean them that way....
 
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Susanna

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GaryA said:
The rim of a wheel is a part of the wheel itself - the outer part upon which a tire is mounted.
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I knew that😎(no, I didn't😁).

Thanks for shedding light on this matter me and Lanolin was in the dark about lol.
 
Lanolin

Lanolin

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we learn something new everyday! lol

Yardbird?!

KFC - Kentucky Fried Chicken
Macca's - Mcdonalds (my little cousin used to call it Don Dons. )
Pak n' Slave - Pak n'Save
 
Lanolin

Lanolin

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my friend said when she told australians she was going to the dairy, they thought she meant the farm.

Dairy = grocers/convenience store/7-11
 
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GaryA

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Lanolin said:
my friend said when she told australians she was going to the dairy, they thought she meant the farm.

Dairy = grocers/convenience store/7-11
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makes sense

In the U.S., to say "going to the dairy" would in fact mean "the farm" - because 'the dairy' is where the milk is taken from the cow. However, if you said (or implied) 'the dairy area/department/section/etc.' of a store - well, that is what that would mean.
 
Lanolin

Lanolin

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in nz the dairy is its own store where you buy milk, eggs and bread. It was allowed to open when all the other shops would be closed, 7 days a week and even on public holidays.

this is because Nzers cannot live without their fresh milk. Or rather the baby boomers couldnt.
 
Lanolin

Lanolin

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this from one of my elderly friends -

confuser =computer
 
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Prycejosh1987

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I was talking to this american woman, at a retail store i worked, she said pass me the chips please. I said its not chips, its crisps. She smiled and i laughed afterwards but it made my day. I love her, and i love american women.
 
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