Hamburger, ftw!
Btw, isn't the hamburger in fact, German?
Who cares!
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USA wins this easy
Hamburger, ftw!
Btw, isn't the hamburger in fact, German?
Who cares!
http://blackandgoldtchotchkes.wordpr...oodieworldcup/
English food is horrible.
LOL at the bag of Cheetos representing south korea.
The Violet Crumble looks tasty, I'm going to ask Xpansive about it.
Italy should be pesto
beans on toast? come on? No wonder the English don't age well.
Originally Posted by Fischnasty
I think the mongols made it popular in a very unpopular fashion......
the german adopted it at some point I imagine.... or maybe it is just the Hamburg, thing sticking in my head....
but no country really stuck their flags in it, till Ronald Mcdonald
i like soju
I did the noble deed and Wikipediaed it and yes, the Mongols got there first but naturally it originated in it's modern form via Hamburg. I also clicked on the history of the cheeseburger (must be a slow night) - can anyone guess which country discovered the cheeseburger, essentially a hamburger but laden with a ton of extra calories for no apparent reason aside from adding a ton of extra calories?
the swiss?
It was actually Ethiopia.
argentina and brazil makes no sense, should have been parrillada and feijoada
A lot of them make no sense - the French baguette sandwich thing looks like something too nasty to sell at Subway.
Polaroid do you like soju?
Polaroid buddy, A reall cheeseburger is made in the U fuckin nited states of americs and dont let anyone tell you deifferent
Never tried it, it's a Korean drink right? If it's like Ouzo is to the Greeks then leave me out of it.
Yeah Korean, try it out. Don't know about Ouzo.
Ouzo is sort of like Sambuca, as in both aniseed based. Drink it and you feel real nasty the day after, sells for $1 a gallon in Greece.
The only aniseed based drink I do is Aguardiente and with salt and lemon with every shot. Preferably eating pomonha too.
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