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GazzyG wrote:

Those are cookies.

Cookies are one specific type of biscuit, not a catch-all.

But meh, I'm talking to people who walking around in pants, rather than trousers

No no, you should remember: anything that contains sugar is candy

Born in Connecticutt lived there for one year, moved to Illinois, just outside of Chicago for four years, and then moved to good ol' Virgina in 1995. Been here ever since.

greenskin lynn wrote:the east of tenneesee, were a biscuit covered with gravy is considered the breakfast of kings (seriously, you get in peoples way to get this at the local hardee's in the morning and you might get pocket knifed by somebodies grandfather)


people have probably died for slowing someone down trying to get a plate of this.......maybe.......

AH man! where are the soft eggs!! and don't forget the Tabasco!

Chanhassen Minnesota. It's cold, snowy, and pretty near inhospitable. That's why I love it.

coolyo294 wrote:Chanhassen Minnesota. It's cold, snowy, and pretty near inhospitable. That's why I love it.

And that's in Summer!

Lancaster County Pennsylvania, all my life. We have Shoo Fly Pies!

Im an Army Brat. born in WA (near Tacoma) 5 years in FT Devins MA, 3 at Schofield in HI, 2 At FT Huachuca (Sneeze and say cuh) and then My dad got out, spent 3 more years in Forsyth Montana (Roadsigns read end of the world 7 forsyth 11) and then the rest of the time until i was 18 in Miles City MT. and thats where i call home. a town named after the general who took over after Custer got himself Massacred.

BTW, for those who dont know, Montana is that big empty spot between Wyoming and Canada, where humans are outnumbered 4 to 1 by cattle.

In west Philadelphia born and raised
On the playground was where I spent most of my days
Chillin' out maxin' relaxin' all cool
And all shootin some b-ball outside of school.....

Nah. Dublin, Ireland.

Born in Sydney, Australia.
Living in Newcastle, Australia (former steel town 165km north-ish).

Half-Hungarian, Half anglo gemischt. I've travelled to Britain and Hungary (now) and do not identify with either half. My accent is part US west coast and part bitser. When asked where I'm from, I say "lots of places".