hehehe
at last!!!! someone else from the Brit side who knows that a biscuit is a thin crispy baked confection that goes great with a cuppa tea and not a big doughy thing:D

And I suppose diapers are nappys! :D

yup and elevators are lifts, apartments are flats, gasoline is petrol, etc etc etc

LOL when I first moved to the USA it was like speaking a foreign language:D

Oh, uh, CheMar-- tell them what Crusha is!
(see the Pet forum)... no one is responding to the cute kittens I put up there!
It must be the Crusha... :yahoo:

hehehehe

"I want some Crusha" :Dancing-Chilli::sing::yahoo:

interesting that the "no artificial stuff" Crusha was not appreciated:rolleyes:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crusha

it is deliciosa but oh filled with all the junk stuff:cool:

When hubby was in the service, he was a weather forecaster. In briefing the pilots, he said he shall never forget one who came in the building only to say "I thin I'm in process of loosing a FLIPPIN' engine" !! Needless to say, he was not originally from the US! LOL
My son also informed me that Ohio's one of the very few states of the USA that calls soft drinks "POP". I'm trying to break the habit and call them soft drinks or soda (even though those of us that are official old farts recall that sodas originally were served at the soda fountains of our local drug stores!!).

Marilyn

Shirley, this old Indiana fart still calls it "pop"! :winky:

I call them pop... and so do my nieces and nephews... guess it's a midwest thing...

you should've seen my reaction a long time ago when I was young and wasn't worldly and didn't even knew what a bidet was reacted when a British co-worker told me that she was going to the back to smoke a fag. I almost fainted cause our gay co-worker that everyone really loved said, "I'll go with you."

*faint...

well I see his "awfulness" has returned. :o :D