Worst fleshlight ever. 1 star. Would not buy again
7 Likes
You are very welcome. I tried not to go for the jugular (hey! Is that it?)
My other half says rocket is like a favourite carpet (âa rug you loveâ) and the study of why some people prefer to cover wooden floors is known as ârocket scienceâ.
Iâll stop now - and get my coat. 
Seriously, though, where on earth does the word arugula come from? Well this seems to be the explanationâŠ
3 Likes
Omg! You eat that???
1 Like
The toast looks a little strange. Could it be a Welsh rarebit?
2 Likes
Some people do.
2 Likes
Sorry, been there, forced to eat that. Not doing that again if I can possibly avoid it.
For non-Brits - that is genuinely what many, many British people up to the late 80s thought Italian food was.
And they liked itâŠ
Of course, when they went to Italy, they didnât like it because you couldnât get proper ravioli.
7 Likes
No, thatâs just what the UK considers to be âhealthyâ bread.
Itâs the wholemeal version of the soft, squishy baked flour product.
You wouldnât want to eat your sugar and salt âtomatoâ sauce concoction on unhealthy breadâŠ
Since 1777âŠ
Itâs right there on the label.
6 Likes
Iâm not far from the Badger brewery. Itâs pretty good stuff, as beer goes.
3 Likes
Very big in Estonia. Beware if youâre on a night out in Tallinn, those things are everywhere.
2 Likes
Ah, not just a regional speciality then, but a late night after drinking regional speciality, served by the local incarnation of Cut-Me-Own-Throat Dibbler.
Any seasoned traveller soon learns to avoid anything wished on them as aâregional specialityâ, because all the term means is that dish is so unpleasant the people living everywhere else will bite off their own legs rather than eat it.
https://www.visittallinn.ee/eng/visitor/discover/articles-guides/estonian-cuisine
2 Likes
Although on a sliding scale from cherries to the contents of my daughterâs nappy (she caught me by surprise) lamprey isnât that much worse than eels, really.
Technically, itâs a re-gifting. Youâre welcome, Blighty.
I guess the next thread is Weird Things the Dutch Eat.
Nice segue back to the original thread.
Iâd like to add Black Bun, which is the âwhy not bothâ answer to the cake/pie dilemma:
5 Likes
There is literally nothing the Scots wonât fry, encase in pastry, or both.
2 Likes
Except for fresh fruit and vegetablesâŠ
6 Likes
My favorite Weird Dutch Food that I wish would catch on in America are bitterballen, basically deep-fried gravy. Available at Dutch McDonalds as the McKroket or the kroketten at FEBO.
2 Likes
Actual LOL here!
2 Likes
Came to say the same, but was out all day, so you beat me to it. Nice spot. 
1 Like
