What?! I thought "Pret a Mangers" were an American invention that's turned every street in London into the following:-
Nah. We're moving slowly...taking over Chelsea first with our GAP stores, Starbuckses and Harley Shops! Screw all those antique stores that used to line the King's Road! We want GAPs!!!
Nah. We're moving slowly...taking over Chelsea first with our GAP stores, Starbuckses and Harley Shops! Screw all those antique stores that used to line the King's Road! We want GAPs!!!
It isn't our fault that American culture is the most appealing - if the British didn't shop there, the shops would not be built.
and how would you know what 'ARSE' taste's like? anyway, all you americans can do is heat up froen stuff and head down to your local fast food place. i dont think i know of any famous american cooks. if you want, name some
While I'm sure English food is only half as horrible as everyone makes it out to be American food has to be some of the best in the world if only because you can get any kind of food in America. I mean, my Irish born mother could make a great Shepherd's Pie, awesome Irish breakfast and great Split Pea soup, but she also learned how to make a great Lasagna and Baked Ziti from an Italian friend.
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What?! I thought "Pret a Mangers" were an American invention that's turned every street in London into the following:-
Nah. We're moving slowly...taking over Chelsea first with our GAP stores, Starbuckses and Harley Shops! Screw all those antique stores that used to line the King's Road! We want GAPs!!!
What?! I thought "Pret a Mangers" were an American invention that's turned every street in London into the following:-
Here's the low down on Pret:
* Founded in London in 1986
* 'Pret a Manger' is French for 'ready to eat' (duh?)
* They have stores all over the UK and some in New York
according to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pret. Don't know why I didn't look there first actually.
Nah. We're moving slowly...taking over Chelsea first with our GAP stores, Starbuckses and Harley Shops! Screw all those antique stores that used to line the King's Road! We want GAPs!!!
It isn't our fault that American culture is the most appealing - if the British didn't shop there, the shops would not be built.
Is that why English cooking tastes like ass?
and how would you know what 'ARSE' taste's like? anyway, all you americans can do is heat up froen stuff and head down to your local fast food place. i dont think i know of any famous american cooks. if you want, name some
While I'm sure English food is only half as horrible as everyone makes it out to be American food has to be some of the best in the world if only because you can get any kind of food in America. I mean, my Irish born mother could make a great Shepherd's Pie, awesome Irish breakfast and great Split Pea soup, but she also learned how to make a great Lasagna and Baked Ziti from an Italian friend.