Okay, I love you, buh-bye!

[don Jaime]

I'm going to be offline for a little while starting tomorrow, so don't wait up for me, mmmkay? I'll be back soon enough - with pizza!

(Yes, I stole that from PPG.)

[Calhoun07]

I prefer my pizza with canadian bacon!

[Sharklady]

Hurry back, don Jamie!

(Hmm- I wonder what they call canadian bacon in Canada?)

[DR. BELCH]

I asked my ex, who is planning to move up that way from California (or as she calls her home state, "Cali-f***-nia") that question...and she make it clear that bacon is bacon whether here or in the frozen north. There is bacon and there is ham, which come from separate parts of the pig (I think) and are prepared differently. Whoever thought to call ham "Canadian bacon" was either a joker or a moron.
I also asked my roomate in college, a Chinese pre-med grad student, the same question about Chinese food. He calls it "food"...or refers to a particular dish by name, just as we do here in America with meatloaf or potatoes or cheese.
The real question is, why do they call them French fries when they were created in Belgium? It's like a midget using mouthwash...who would know?

[Sharklady]

I do know that in Great Britain they call French fries 'chips', and what we call chips they call 'crisps.'

[DR. BELCH]

I explained to my mother once that in England cookies are called "biscuits". "So what do they call a biscuit?" she asked.
My mother can come up with some questions, lemme tell ya....

[Nftnat]

Scones. They call them scones. What I wanna know is do they call anything cookies; & if so, what would we know such as?

[The Mad Hatter]

Ah, those wacky British. They're so onery that they actually refer to the "cookies" left behind by web browsers as "browser bisuits." Really.

[DR. BELCH]

Try saying that four times fast.

[Danielle]

That wasn't so hard.

Re: French Fries
I have no idea. Then why am I replying to this?

Uh, I dunno.

[Inque]

i like my pizza with kimchi......on the side, not baked on top of the pizza at all.