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Every time I tell them 'no it would not be OK'.phinds said:Actally, that's a picture of me when I ask for a coke and the waitress asks if Pepsi would be OK.
Non-American here: I assume there's a number on there somewhere that's bigger than a 1?WWGD said:
DaveC426913 said:Every time I tell them 'no it would not be OK'.
Nowadays, I have given up trying and beat them to it by asking for "your house cola".
That was indeed very annoying when I was in the USA being used to selecting the bills by color and form. And the permanent necessity to squint while driving because all signs were a long text instead of symbols that could be checked by a short glimpse. I am not a fast reader so it was a nightmare, all these lengthy texts.DaveC426913 said:Non-American here: I assume there's a number on there somewhere that's bigger than a 1?
:does homework, sees that's Ben Franklin:
I'm a Pepsi man myself. I drink it with plenty of ice. Though I have the quirk of still loading the ice in Winter. Not very wise, I admit.phinds said:
You need a lot of ice to deafen the taste buds.WWGD said:I'm a Pepsi man myself. I drink it with plenty of ice. Though I have the quirk of still loading the ice in Winter. Not very wise, I admit.
The same reason that the three syllable full-sized term "World Wide Web" is shorter than its nine syllable acronym "Double-you double-you double-you.".fresh_42 said:Why does English use a word for such a big thing as antlers, which sounds like tiny little eusocial formicidae aka insects?
A mix of Germanic and Latin roots, I think. So it's your fault...fresh_42 said:Why does English use a word for such a big thing as antlers, which sounds like tiny little eusocial formicidae aka insects?
Suits your name I guesswrobel said: