They must have run out of words and got tired of borrowing them from other languages. Those who were still willing were all shipped to Australia? Sounds like a criminal act as far as the British are concerned.
I think this was during one of their cultural takeover luls, before they discovered a bunch of new foods and bugs. Maybe before Australia, but maybe before the Americas. Who the fuck knows.
Definitely during a period of a lot of disease and cousin-fucking, so 1000-1500AD. You know, when religion was very popular and science was not
Pudding is just dessert. Sometimes it’s a pudding you’d recognise as a pudding, sometimes it’s a bit of ice cream, other times it’s something ridiculous. It’s always dessert.
Yes, I was able to determine that within a few minutes. The frustration comes from the wide range of bizarre dishes that the Britons define as “dessert“. It could be literally anything I have previously listed, and a wide ranging manner of things I didn’t.
THAT’S WHAT’S SO FUCKING FRUSTRATING!
I’M PRETTY SURE IT’S ALL OF THESE! AND ALSO MORE THINGS!
They must have run out of words and got tired of borrowing them from other languages. Those who were still willing were all shipped to Australia? Sounds like a criminal act as far as the British are concerned.
I think this was during one of their cultural takeover luls, before they discovered a bunch of new foods and bugs. Maybe before Australia, but maybe before the Americas. Who the fuck knows.
Definitely during a period of a lot of disease and cousin-fucking, so 1000-1500AD. You know, when religion was very popular and science was not
Pudding is just dessert. Sometimes it’s a pudding you’d recognise as a pudding, sometimes it’s a bit of ice cream, other times it’s something ridiculous. It’s always dessert.
You’ve never heard of Black Pudding? Which is a blood pudding served with a full English breakfast?
I don’t think blood pudding is generally considered to be a dessert.
Yorkshire pudding could handle chocolate sauce with hundreds and thousands.
One of the rare non-dessert breakfast puddings
Yes, I was able to determine that within a few minutes. The frustration comes from the wide range of bizarre dishes that the Britons define as “dessert“. It could be literally anything I have previously listed, and a wide ranging manner of things I didn’t.
So… you’re angry about what a different culture considers dessert? Maybe don’t look into South Asian or East Asian desserts…
I don’t recall ever using the word “angry“ here…
And this isn’t about desserts; it’s about the British usage of the word “pudding”, as I clearly articulated. Try to keep up.
(oh, and if you’re gonna project your emotions onto me, don’t be so sloppy about it)
Edit: a thought occurs: there’s some nice grass outside. You should go and touch it. In the meantime: you’re blocked.
Edit: had to jump to an alt account just to pretend to read my mind? Who’s the “angry” one? Lol.
So you’re angry that other cultures have terminology you aren’t used to? Yeah, didn’t block my alt you fucking xenophobic fuck