America exporting it's fat treats to London

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by Oerdin
Krispy Kreme taste good but if you've had one then you've had them all. I can't stand how sweet they are.

Dunkin Donuts are better. Krispy Kreme taste like air.

[Sandman]

With a name like Krispy Kreme, this is destined to completely and utterly fail.

[Arrian]

First they invaded the Northeast, and now they're off across the pond, eh? BEWARE THE LATEST TOOL OF AMERICAN CULTURAL IMPERIALISM! If we can't beat you, we'll make you fat like us!

-Arrian

[Spiffor]

Originally posted by Arrian
BEWARE THE LATEST TOOL OF AMERICAN CULTURAL IMPERIALISM!

Dang, you've beaten me to it

[Nubclear]

I don't get why so many people like Krispy Kreme. For one, the doughnuts are smal. Second, their not "fluffy". Third, they add waaaay too much sugar. Fourth, their expensive. Fifth, theyre small

I just don't get it. I prefer the doughnuts from my local Maceys.

[Dinner]

Originally posted by Shi Huangdi
Fortunately I found Starbucks wherever I went in Britain. Bye bye afternoon tea!

I never understood this. Why travel some where and eat exactly what you could have eatten if you stayed at home? I mean when I was in Thailand all the other Americans were always going to KFC and Burger King while I made a point of always going out and eating at the same places the locals eat at.

You trip will be more memorable and you will learn much more about the country.

[Kuciwalker]

That's the thing... I don't find other cultures very enjoyable. I like my nice, comfortable Western (and specifically American) civilization. For me, the best vacation is staying at home, playing computer, and surfing 'Poly not visiting some place to look at history stuff.

[Provost Harrison]

Originally posted by skywalker
That's the thing... I don't find other cultures very enjoyable. I like my nice, comfortable Western (and specifically American) civilization. For me, the best vacation is staying at home, playing computer, and surfing 'Poly not visiting some place to look at history stuff.

That is really quite sad...

[Monk]

It's ridiculous there aren't any in Scandinavia as nobody drinks more coffee than the Danes and the Swedes. But I guess it's a matter of time...

[Kuciwalker]

How so?

EDIT: re Provost Harrison

[Provost Harrison]

Well, when I go somewhere else, I do it to escape the routine, to do something different. I'd like to sample other cultures, do other things...just because you or I are accustomed to certain things doesn't make them superior...

[Jon Miller]

I don't even like eating american food (all the time) in america

I have to have variety

JOn Miller

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by Provost Harrison
Well, when I go somewhere else, I do it to escape the routine, to do something different. I'd like to sample other cultures, do other things...just because you or I are accustomed to certain things doesn't make them superior...

The difference is I like the routine. I don't think things are good because they're different, I think they're good because they make me happy. Thus, sitting at home, eating PB&J and bagels, and surfing 'Poly.

[Hueij]

Well, being from The Netherlands, Starbuck won't stand a chance here. Here we have REAL coffeeshops...

[Hueij]

Originally posted by skywalker


The difference is I like the routine. I don't think things are good because they're different, I think they're good because they make me happy. Thus, sitting at home, eating PB&J and bagels, and surfing 'Poly.

You must live in a real small world