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Re: We speak the same language??
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- Subject: Re: We speak the same language??
- From: C* H* <c*@uswest.net>
- Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1998 21:26:52 -0700
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Margaret Lauterbach wrote:
> And what we call corn, you call maize, I believe, In England I think all
> grains are known as corn, aren't they? We don't have to go that far afield
> for language differences. In Canada, for instance, a chesterfield is a
> sofa, although it's just a cigarette in the U.S. In the Northeastern U.S.
> they eat cottage fries. In the West, they're unknown. We either have
> fried potatoes or preferably hash browns that are unheard of in the East.
> Anyone want a milk nickel? Margaret
Ok,I'll bite,what pray tell is a milk nickel?
Connie
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