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<]:^D wrote:i dont know Jenuall, what is the difference between a yogurt and the USA?

Moggy wrote:That wasn't worth the wait.

Ad7 wrote:My response was better.

Jenuall wrote:What do you get if you post the setup line of a joke on an internet forum and then forget to post the already disappointing punch line within a suitable period of time?

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:What do you get if you post the setup line of a joke on an internet forum and then forget to post the already disappointing punch line within a suitable period of time?

Ad7 stealing your thunder.

Moggy wrote:That wasn't worth the wait.

<]:^D wrote:

Moggy wrote:That wasn't worth the wait.

neither is the yoghurt!!!!!

Jenuall wrote:It does, almost as much as the abomination that is Froyo (both the word and the product)

Elsewhere in the culture, several developments have been identified by worried media commentators as further signs of creeping Americanisation, from the popularity of prom dances among secondary school children to the spread of coffee and donut shops. Then there’s the rise in the number of would-be trendy types who seem incapable of communicating in anything other than American teen-speak. The lingo itself is tediously familiar — awesome, dude, etc — but what’s new is the gleeful adoption of fake American accents.