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@georgetakei 😂🤣

@georgetakei My Nordic ancestors would probably die if they tried cool ranch doritos.

@georgetakei oh lord

@georgetakei well, that looks like trout. And fresh trout is delicious enough for me not really caring that the accompanying stuff is nacho chips.

@georgetakei

lazy fish and chips.

@georgetakei As a Brit

NO !

@georgetakei garden peas. No gravy.

If that's trout, then parsley & butter, on new potatoes, lemon & butter on the grilled fish, maybe some broccoli.

@georgetakei We tend to eat ours like this!

@georgetakei

Only if you want to become as obese as possible while pretending to eat healthy food. The taste and texture of the pairing is a little like putting bleach in your beer.

@georgetakei
I thought 'chips' was American for crisps, not tortilla. Oh well. Do Americans also call Wotsits 'chips'? Where do they draw the line. What about Pringles? What about crispy pancakes? What about crispy pancakes made from potato flour?
#food #NotChips #English #language #troll

@georgetakei That dish would go great with some tea from the micro wave

@georgetakei

Hah! Fish and "chips." 😄

A 𑐴𑐶𑐟𑐶 (hiti) is an ancient Newah urban water feature: a stepped, sunken courtyard with waterspouts and a central pool. These are fed through a remarkable network of pipes, reservoirs, and irrigation systems drawing water from mountain springs dozens of kilometres away. Every day, hundreds of people from the neighbourhood come to draw water, bathe, and exchange news. They are a unique and precious feature of Newa urban architecture through which neighbourhoods are created.

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