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@saiyanhajime As a southerner, I actually prefer oatmeal over grits, but wanna see something really fun? Chocolate gravy aka "poor man's gravy," I freaking love it. It's my favorite dish here in the Appalachian mountains. 🥰

My fellow Brits are so bad at slagging off American food. Grits. Grits exists. And it's not some weird thing, it's literally on breakfast menus all over the South. Next time they come for Beans on Toast, just start replying with a photo of Grits.

@quirkyloner The first thing I notice about this image is that everything is in some kind of liquid, which automatically makes me hate it, but I think that's just my autism speaking, so carry on.

Unpopular opinion: overall I think British food is BETTER than American food.

@fruitsnacks42 I don't think I'm meant to comprehend that, but thanks.

the american mind cannot comprehend a classic british roast

@tactifoid You're right, but I think it's a protective instinct set up by my brain. I'm not meant to comprehend that.

the American mind would never be able to understand the concept of the salad cream section

@PetrichorCEO @tactifoid Definitely not.

@tactifoid ain’t this just ranch?

@RTunkku @FarahRonnie @FreddyLA7 Well, maybe you should learn how to communicate your thoughts better, because based on what you said: it was implied... Ironic, being that you're harping on about "precise language."

@Kenslihere @FarahRonnie @FreddyLA7 I didn't say you were.

We found another surreal place on our way. I know some people will say I’m too positive about everything I see, but this place was crazy. They had a shooting range in the store.

@RTunkku @FarahRonnie @FreddyLA7 For example: "piss" means to urinate, but I'm guessing that's not what you mean when using it in this context. You're using casual and common language that you know will most likely be interpreted correctly.

@RTunkku @FarahRonnie @FreddyLA7 Words have meaning, and there is a kind of language we use in casual settings, and a kind we use in professional settings... The vast majority of communication that you will find yourself in will rely heavily on your ability to guess what the other person means.

@RTunkku @FarahRonnie @FreddyLA7 So you're against all common/casual language, and believe that everyone should speak like they're in some kind of academic setting at all times?? Because as someone who speaks in academic settings, no one is going to agree with that notion, not even you when it comes down to it.

@Kenslihere @FarahRonnie @FreddyLA7 Common≠correct, common≠good.

@RTunkku @FarahRonnie @FreddyLA7 No language is inherently good, or correct, it depends on context and how it is being used... This is X, not a military briefing, I think we'll be okay. 🤣

I have no idea what "salad cream" is and it's giving me anxiety.

Every time I make a new X account, I remember why I keep deleting my X account. People on here tend to be uniquely annoying... Like, in a way I have never seen anyone else be on any other platform- and trust me, I am chronically online.

@RTunkku @FarahRonnie @FreddyLA7 You can try to deny that common language exists all you want, all it does is make you specifically look confused, which is fine if that's the case, but I doubt that is what's happening here.

@Kenslihere @FarahRonnie @FreddyLA7 That's mil-spec, for military specification, which are actual documents. That blurring of words is how crap gets advertised at a significant markup.

@RTunkku @FarahRonnie @FreddyLA7 They use in the military to be sold at a Bass Pro Shop. I didn't make the current laws, I don't even agree with the current laws, but the current laws are still a reality. Stating what the current law is isn't an endorsement of them.

@RTunkku @FarahRonnie @FreddyLA7 "blurring of words" and it's just common language vs. professional, which has always and will always be a thing. 🤦🏼‍♀️ You're just arguing to argue rn. You know what I meant, and still do. I believe in our second amendment right... AND the current law wouldn't allow the AR-15s that

@RTunkku @FarahRonnie @FreddyLA7 My guy, I'm not against guns. I shoot them all the time and was raised around them. I'm just pointing out that what they're selling at the Bass Pro Shop in this image is most likely not the "monsters" the og commenter was trying to say they are.

@Kenslihere @FarahRonnie @FreddyLA7 Bad laws don't override historical facts and mechanical reality. Don't just blindly accept the graboids framing and word games of safe and wholesome sport gun vs. scary evil military gun.

@MattWolking It’s really fairly simple. There is a stripe for every original colony and a star for every state. The colors likely come from the Union Jack.

@WBATDM @ToxieHavok We have different cheeses and breads so... Is there a specific brand you're against or?? Just, so long as it is made in America?? Lol

@ToxieHavok Poor would be having to eat lower quality bread, and lower quality cheese. Like Americans do…

Why every time I see British food on the timeline they look like they eat like they're poor. Wtf.

@EODHappyCaptain ... They're right, I cannot comprehend that, but I think it's a survival mechanism set up by my brain-

At the America 250th Celebration there should be a slideshow of things we avoided by gaining our independence, and this should be the first photo.

@RTunkku @FarahRonnie @FreddyLA7 The term is in reference to guns used by the military today. (As opposed to every moment in the history of forever. Lol)

@RTunkku @FarahRonnie @FreddyLA7 Also, yes. "Military grade" is a thing. It usually means equipment that meets the US Department of Defense performance and testing standards. Though, it's a term that is only really used in casual settings, rather than someone official... Like X for example. The way I'm using...