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That'd be awesome, but sadly, no. It's more about how Chicago needs to remain a top-tier city, so it needs him as mayor.
His opponents are whining that it's an unnecessary slam on them, and according to the radio this morning, some are saying that he might not be a city resident because his house was rented out while he and his family were living in DC.
I'm pretty good with Brit-speak, but "pudding" meaning dessert, not a specific, soft, dessert confused me for a long time.
Plus they use it for things that aren't dessert.
Plus they use it for things that aren't dessert.
They do? A gap in my knowledge base!
There's always soemthing I've been hearing wrong or misunderstanding. Fanny was quite the revelation and I might never had known had I not gone to see Billy Elliott with a Brit who was laughing like a loon when the little girl said if he wanted, she'd show Billy hers.
That's true, isn't it? Meanwhile, I'm picturing tapioca and thinking they eat a lot of it.
Wrong thread, sorry.
Plus they use it for things that aren't dessert.
They do? A gap in my knowledge base!
Yorkshire pudding for one. Savory side dish.
Yorkshire pudding for one. Savory side dish.
Of course!
FYI: Amazon's got the Looney Tunes: Golden Collection sets available for only $26, 60% off. Not bad!
Yorkshire pudding for one. Savory side dish.
Exactly what I was thinking of, along with black and white puddings which are breakfast sides. I think black pudding = blood sausage, but I'm not 100% sure.