Which Food Do You Dislike, Yet You Find All Your Friends Liking It?

Mr. Pole said:
I can call them turnips? I do call them turnips. I think thats the difference between US and UK. You have queer names for food things over there. I don't know why you cant just call things the same thing we do. Why you have to go and be all different.
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Well, if we were all the same, the world would be a very dull place 😉
 
Athena said:
Well, if we were all the same, the world would be a very dull place 😉
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No. It really won't if we are all gods.
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Taake
Taake
dibs on the unicorn!
Mr. Pole said:
Thus spoke the friggin CLONE! Feed that crap to someone else.
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I might be a clone, but you and I are different, therefore the world isn't full of clones.

Here comes the big aeroplane...... open wide!! 😀
 
There's a lot of food I dislike but not that everyone else likes. Most eat porridge though I can't stand it. Just the smell of it makes me want to throw up. Which has been the case since I ate porridge at age 3 and actually throwing up due to being sick. It sure made a lasting impression.

If we turn it around there's a lot of people that can't stand blood pudding which I have no problem at all eating. Not that I longer like the idea of eating something based on blood but since I'm used to eating it I don't really reflect on the fact.
 
Washburne,
sorry to hear that tale of eating porridge, but eating porridge (the unflavoured variety) actually tastes better the second time you eat it. IE, after you've just thrown it up, or so I am told!
 
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