set myself up for that really.
I’m convinced!
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Did numerous search variations for Opeepl, but there was nothing doing, as far as I could tell, aside from their glossy jargonnageddon nothingness of a home page.
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Tbh I’m assuming the consumer group they asked about how often they purchased hot dogs was probably some sort of hot dog lovers club.
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Wtf is British street food cuisine?
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Pack of scampi fries
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Did you see my related post a few days ago about teacakes?
Fish and chip van
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Why if they’re branding themselves as “Americana” and " the American Way", are they using the decidedly non-American term “fortnight”?
Absolute shambles.
?? Do americans not say fortnight??
First easter eggs, then flying ants, now this
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Nope, they really don’t.
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Fort not.
People question it. But they haven’t fourteen nuff about it.
Is the computer game Fortnite not American then? I just figured it was.
It is but I think it’s all about building a fort… It’s not in common use in the states as meaning 2 weeks. Think it’s a bit archaic like “se’enight” for week is here.
The internet says it’s from fortnight because apparently the original iteration required you survive 14 days.
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