[Delilah.]

are British biscuits basically just cookies? Or are they different

[conatus]

Originally posted by Rascal

Oh, they're scones. How bizarre.

WHO is eating scones with fried chicken and gravy? Is American gravy even the same as British gravy? I don't know what to believe anymore.

[conatus]

Originally posted by Delilah.

are British biscuits basically just cookies? Or are they different

There's like... All different types. Cookies is just one variety.

Whew, I want some custard creams now.

[C/H/A/N/E/L]

Originally posted by Rascal

Oh, they're scones. How bizarre.

Aren't scones usually sweet?

These biscuits aren't sweet. They're usually dense but just bread-y. Cover them in butter. Delicious.

[RoarRiteNow1]

Originally posted by Sunshine.

asofjl;ksjdfa;;; Have ya'll heard the background vocals/instrumental to Blow?

Give this bitch all the writing credits she asks for. Cause wow! No one else is doing it.

That Sia interview showed Beyonce's clearly very involved in the creation of her music. People only shade her for her writing credits because they generally see songwriting as meaning the lyrics of a song when there's so much more to a song than just the lyrics

[slw84]

Originally posted by Jamie£er

I've never heard of this

Yeah, the only ones that come to mind are fried chicken jokes, tar jokes, watermelon jokes, koolaid jokes (which btw so happy people are no longer saying she/he's drinking the koolaid- cringe).

Besides the unfortunate animal comparisons I can't think of much else besides those main 4 I listed above that are used.

[Delilah.]

American biscuits aren't scones (unless British scones are different too)

If yoi Brits haven't had a REAL biscuit you are missing out

[Badger]

Originally posted by Delilah.

are British biscuits basically just cookies? Or are they different

They are cookies.

We specially call cookies these:

[conatus]

Originally posted by Delilah.

American biscuits aren't scones (unless British scones are different too)

If yoi Brits haven't had a REAL biscuit you are missing out

I have had a REAL biscuit thank you.

[C/H/A/N/E/L]

Bitch don't do me like that with that massive picture of chocolate chip cookies

I really want a two piece and a biscuit now though

[Delilah.]

Originally posted by conatus

I have had a REAL biscuit thank you.

This looks like a dog treat

[Badger]

I think someone tried to explain to me what grits were and they sounded ****ing disgusting.

[C/H/A/N/E/L]

Originally posted by conatus

I have had a REAL biscuit thank you.

Yeah that's a cookie.

For Americans, biscuits are not sweet. The British biscuit is sweet, is it not?

[conatus]

Originally posted by Delilah.

This looks like a dog treat

Whatever. Enjoy your damn BREAD.

[iHype.]

Scones? Europeans are so gay. @Javan

[conatus]

Originally posted by C/H/A/N/E/L

Yeah that's a cookie.

For Americans, biscuits are not sweet. The British biscuit is sweet, is it not?

Very sweet.

[Dale]

Scones are sweet in England but in Scotland we have potato scones. Ugh so delicious.

[Delilah.]

Originally posted by Badger

I think someone tried to explain to me what grits were and they sounded ****ing disgusting.

They are

Hashbrowns >

[C/H/A/N/E/L]

Originally posted by Badger

I think someone tried to explain to me what grits were and they sounded ****ing disgusting.

I've never really had grits but I know what they are

Thing is, grits aren't meant to be eaten plain. You're supposed to add a lot of salt, butter, then possibly spices to add flavor.

[C/H/A/N/E/L]

Originally posted by conatus

Very sweet.

Thought so.

Our biscuits aren't sweet. But we butter them the **** up.