Sep
28th
Don't fall for it
By SisterSnogger
Across the Pond people say “Fall” instead of “Autumn”. Apparently
it’s got something to do with the leaves falling. Rather literal
wouldn’t you say. Why yes ma’am.
Interesting how
two cultures that are Kissin-Cousins don’t really speak the same
language. True to say the subtleties are often less than subtle
unless you're really in-tune and are tuned-in. Have you ever wondered why the
bathroom doesn’t have a bath? Or imagine going out in just your pants. And what would you put in your
fanny pack?
But what’s the worst
that could happen?
And does it really matter though how you spell colour. Or is it color. Really. Isn’t it the little nuances that make us both more colourful? Colorful. Colourful. Oh, hang it!
Interesting how
two cultures that are Kissin-Cousins don’t really speak the same
language. True to say the subtleties are often less than subtle
unless you're really in-tune and are tuned-in. Have you ever wondered why the
bathroom doesn’t have a bath? Or imagine going out in just your pants. And what would you put in your
fanny pack?
But what’s the worst
that could happen?And does it really matter though how you spell colour. Or is it color. Really. Isn’t it the little nuances that make us both more colourful? Colorful. Colourful. Oh, hang it!
Sep
28th
Completely conkers
By SisterSnogger
What
exactly is the difference between a chestnut and a
conker? Well, for starters, you roast
one over an open fire. The other you smash to bits so yours becomes the prize
fifty-er. At the World Conker Championships. An event that even
captured Ben
and Jerry’s imagination They sponsored it. Once. Long time ago.
But did you know that they're not actually related at all? And that
horse chestnuts got their name be
cause
they're "only fit for horses"? Neigh! Can you eat them? Of horse
you can't. If eaten raw they're extremely poisonous. Although for
some reason the Japanese have been known to flavour rice cakes with them. Now that doesn’t
sound very rice. Maybe they’re just horsin' around. Cue the song.
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