THIS or THAT

[Jilted John]

cornflakes



Venice or Rome?

 

[RavenQuill]

Hahahahaha......
Venice


Kit Kat or Coffee Crisp?

 

[Jilted John]

Been to both,Venice is tatty and exPPEnsive!


Kit Kat with coffee.


London or Paris?

 

[momosmi]

Hahahahaha......
Venice


Kit Kat or Coffee Crisp?

 

[lonelyfairy]

kit kat

coke or sprite?

 

[Jilted John]

coke,sprites scare me.


wax or shave?

 

[Arnie]

depends on the girl, but most likely shave

billiards or darts?

 

[Jilted John]

Will you accept snooker?


blondes or brunettes?

 

[kaede]

brunettes

blondes or brunettes?

 

[Arnie]

brunettes

alternative or classic rock

 

[ThatOneGirl]

Alternative

Breakfast burrito OR Regular burrito

 

[Arnie]

regular

french toast or pancakes

 

[ThatOneGirl]

pancakes

Peanuts OR Almonds

 

[Arnie]

peanuts

oranges or apples

 

[Jilted John]

apples

cold lager or hot chocolate?

 

[lonelyfairy]

hot chocolate

butterflies or little birds?

 

[Jilted John]

Butterflies (wonder why they're called butter flies?)



Napoleon or Wellington?

 

[missymessy]

Butterflies (wonder why they're called butter flies?)

Napoleon or Wellington?

"The Anglo-Saxons used the word 'butterfloege' because their most common butterfly was the yellow brimstone butterfly. This English influence was brought to the new world. In the colonies, people claimed that at night witches would turn into winged creatures and steal butter."

Thought that was proper interestin', I did. Bloody thieving Witches. Cheers for the prompt into learning sommat, John

Wellington! ...Cause he makes me think of beef all wrapped up in a snuggly pastry blanket.

Uhhrm... Pebble beach or sand beach?

 

[Peter Lorre]

Sand beach!

Dutch or Afrikaans?

 

[Jilted John]

Dutch,because my mother was Dutch,and I'd have a better chance of understanding it! (not sure if Arikaans is the same)


French Belgian, or Dutch Belgian?

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Butterflies (wonder why they're called butter flies?)

Napoleon or Wellington?

"The Anglo-Saxons used the word 'butterfloege' because their most common butterfly was the yellow brimstone butterfly. This English influence was brought to the new world. In the colonies, people claimed that at night witches would turn into winged creatures and steal butter."

Thought that was proper interestin', I did. Bloody thieving Witches. Cheers for the prompt into learning sommat, John

Wellington! ...Cause he makes me think of beef all wrapped up in a snuggly pastry blanket.

Uhhrm... Pebble beach or sand beach?

Thank for the info.Missy!