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Cultural Exchange

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My best friend, Fang is from England, and I am from Ohio. So, needless to say, we have different cultures. Fang came up with a concept if we ever got to go out and eat together, we would try each other's food, so I drew this from his idea. I liked how it turned out, so I posted...

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Published: 4 years, 1 month ago
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Furlips
4 years, 1 month ago
Growing up and living in the Los Angeles area for 56 years, you're awash with all sort of "Authentic" restaurants.

One was a true fish and chips place.
The fish was breaded and deep fried, the chip were deep fried potato wedges.
And, of course, the bottle of some vinegar based sauce to sprinkle on the fish.

Quite tasty actually.

Bunners
chaselinken
4 years, 1 month ago
Oh cool! So, I bet you like all sorts of food?

Me? I am a country boy who likes my meat and potatoes heheh
Furlips
4 years, 1 month ago
I moved to Texas 12 years ago, to the middle of nowhere.

Laughs, good thing I like beans and cornbread.

Sigh, even KFC, the closest is 65 miles from here. (Along with Home Depot.)
At least we have Taco Bell and MacDonald's.
And a couple of really good Mexican restaurants.

Bunners
chaselinken
4 years, 1 month ago
Oh, very nice! I want to live in the middle of nowhere! I am fed up with society haha
MviluUatusun
4 years, 1 month ago
And what we call potato chips are known as potato crisps in the UK.
chaselinken
4 years, 1 month ago
Love it! haha! I thought "Cultural Exchange" was the perfect title, because of all the differences. Very cool.
MviluUatusun
4 years, 1 month ago
How about these then?  These are all British words for parts of a car:  bonnet, boot, windscreen, cubby box, gearbox, track, and nave plate.  I read a book called, "Crazy English".  In it, there's a chapter about English English and American English.  The writer had some wonderful American/British phrases to show how different the two similar languages really are.  Each of these sentences has entirely different meanings in each country.  "I'm just mad about my flat." and "I'll be by tomorrow to knock you up."
chaselinken
4 years, 1 month ago
hahahaha! Yeah, I always tell Fang, 'I don't speak english, I speak Ohio.' heheh
MviluUatusun
4 years, 1 month ago
Oh, BTW, he could have ordered blood pudding for you.  (Yes.  That is a real British dish.)
chaselinken
4 years, 1 month ago
hahaha! I will have to "take the piss" out of him for that oversight heheh See? I am learning.
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