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"Do not erase" Lol The fool who put it on there is doing that nicely!
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You Brits can get a laff at American teens eating your snacks.
ChrisTech
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Best bit was the Monster Munch 
Wow, you don't have Flakes over there!?
And Jaffa Cakes!?! ... How can you live without Jaffa Cakes!?!
There's an interesting story about Jaffa Cakes and whether they are in fact cakes or biscuits. This became an important distinction because, in the UK, biscuits are taxable, cakes are not:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaffa_Cakes#Categorisation_as_cake_or_biscuit_for_VAT
The Sherbet Dips and Monster Much aren't strictly speaking British 'snacks', they're mainly for kids. And the biscuit looked like a Rich Tea biscuit.; intended to be dunked in tea not eaten dry
One of my personal favourite snacks, that I suspect aren't available in the US, is Salt & Shake crisps. They're unsalted crisps (aka potato chips in the US?), supplied with a little blue packet of salt so that you can salt to your own taste. I don't like salty food and I prefer my crisps without salt.
And Jaffa Cakes!?! ... How can you live without Jaffa Cakes!?!
There's an interesting story about Jaffa Cakes and whether they are in fact cakes or biscuits. This became an important distinction because, in the UK, biscuits are taxable, cakes are not:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaffa_Cakes#Categorisation_as_cake_or_biscuit_for_VAT
The Sherbet Dips and Monster Much aren't strictly speaking British 'snacks', they're mainly for kids. And the biscuit looked like a Rich Tea biscuit.; intended to be dunked in tea not eaten dry
One of my personal favourite snacks, that I suspect aren't available in the US, is Salt & Shake crisps. They're unsalted crisps (aka potato chips in the US?), supplied with a little blue packet of salt so that you can salt to your own taste. I don't like salty food and I prefer my crisps without salt.
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Another skydiving tragedy....
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ROTFLMAO!!
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Reminds me of a sign I've seen hung over loos a few times ....
Although, I think this version is probably better
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I saw one in a restaurant one day...
"Women may remain seated during the whole performance, young bucks with short horns should stand closer to the bowl!"
and in a men's room....
"Please do not put cigarette butts in the bowl! Not only does it make them soggy - but bloody hard to light!"
"Women may remain seated during the whole performance, young bucks with short horns should stand closer to the bowl!"
and in a men's room....
"Please do not put cigarette butts in the bowl! Not only does it make them soggy - but bloody hard to light!"
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Neither of these are work safe or kid safe
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ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
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Freshman IT major.....
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