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My best guess is nauseated.

Try substituting the word zucchini for pumpkin to get a sense of the sheer fucking randomness of that flavour, from a nonUSAian perspective

Indeed. Though it would probably be courgettes, for True to Life experience. However, Americans think chicken-flavored potato chips are disgusting (in fact, I think I gagged just a little now) so maybe we're even. Oh, and butter on sandwich bread. That's blechy too.

Laura, your boy is so tall! I bet even I would feel short.

Hey Sail - I have a Navy question for you....

Lee - Starbucks is down the block. IJS. Pumpkin Spice Latte......

Thia is true, Suzi, though it would involve outside pants.

hmm.

Americans think chicken-flavored potato chips are disgusting (in fact, I think I gagged just a little now) so maybe we're even. Oh, and butter on sandwich bread.

I will go on the record as an American saying that I have eaten and enjoyed both these things. Also a bit puzzled that bread n' butter is blechy. But my tastes are not for all, I guess!

I like to use butter (or buttery spread) as a mayo fat substitution for sandwiches. especially european butter, all yummy and high-fat content-y. I probably picked that up from Tom though. Previous to that I was more a mayo sandwich kind of girl. Now we barely use any mayo at all.

Ask away, tommy.

Americans think chicken-flavored potato chips are disgusting

Why? We eat crackers called Chik-n-Biskit. I find that concept much grosser.

Chik-n-Biskit.

I don't eat them, but that could be because I've never heard of them.

I could be spelling it wrong, Lee. But they are chicken flavored crackers. And they are very gross, to me. My daughter likes them. ::shudder::

Ask away, tommy.

OK. Some people think that the US is about to attack Iran. As evidence they point out that the deployment ahead of schedule of the USS Dwight D Eisenhower (it's due to arrive in the area around today). The Eisenhower is scheduled to relieve the USS Enterprise, but they could probably hold the Enterprise there for a while longer if they needed to, thus making two carriers available if they wanted to attack Iran. So my question is - is there a way to find out if the Enterprise has left the area and is coming home? When does the Navy typically notify spouses, etc. that a ship is sailing to home port?

MMM, Chik-n-Biskit, nummmm . . . though that might just be because I'm a salt whore.

The more I do tech support, the more I think I have a future in phone sex, especially from a dominatrix point of view.