Tea and Cake <3

Corxrew

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• Feb 5, 2012

• #41

rhubarb is awesome my grandma used to make rhubarb pies with wild rhubarb

 

tip top toker

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• Feb 6, 2012

• #42

xKuroiTaimax said:

Rhubarb tart with rhubarb jello

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It's spelt JELLY. This is england, have some pride woman! Jelly is jelly, jam is jam and jelo is a silly word made up by a collective of lunatics from across the pond. Jelllllllllllllllllllly

 

neosapien

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• Feb 6, 2012

• #43

tip top toker said:

It's spelt JELLY. This is england, have some pride woman! Jelly is jelly, jam is jam and jelo is a silly word made up by a collective of lunatics from across the pond. Jelllllllllllllllllllly

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Jello serves a very important purpose TTT!

 

tip top toker

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• Feb 6, 2012

• #44

In the UK it's jelly, jelly jelly jelly, we can have all the wrestling we want, but it's till jelllly, jelly wrestling An english person using the term jello or pb & jelly is the type of thing i'd push them off their seat backwards for

 

neosapien

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• Feb 6, 2012

• #45

tip top toker said:

In the UK it's jelly, jelly jelly jelly, we can have all the wrestling we want, but it's till jelllly, jelly wrestling An english person using the term jello or pb & jelly is the type of thing i'd push them off their seat backwards for

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So Jello and Jelly are the same thing in England? I'm confused.

 

tip top toker

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• Feb 6, 2012

• #46

Jelly and jello are indeed the same thing. When americans say jelly they mean jam.

 

neosapien

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• Feb 6, 2012

• #47

tip top toker said:

Jelly and jello are indeed the same thing. When americans say jelly they mean jam.

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OK. I understand. Jello is a brand name that has morphed into its own entity but really its just a disgusting jelly. And jam is the good shit. Thanks for the clarification!

 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus

• Feb 6, 2012

• #48

I'll spare the image search, but:
"u jelly?" cn

 

ganjames

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• Feb 6, 2012

• #49

 

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xKuroiTaimax

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• Feb 6, 2012

• #50

Sorry, I'm Caribbean, we're used to American brands in our house/family, sheesh. But I know it's like calling a vacuum cleaner a Hoover.

 

tip top toker

Well-Known Member

• Feb 6, 2012

• #51

That explanation won't cut the mustard with me i'm afraid Jelly jelly jelly jelly jelly jelly jelly

 

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xKuroiTaimax

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• Feb 6, 2012

• #52

Who comes up with these idioms???

 

RawBudzski

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• Feb 6, 2012

• #53

I have not had jello in so long. :[ I want mj jello..

 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus

• Feb 6, 2012

• #54

 

ganjames

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• Feb 9, 2012

• #55

 

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xKuroiTaimax

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• Mar 19, 2012

• #56

Not mine^

Poor thread took a bashing...

Anyways, I'm going to try talking my mama into eating one of these. She had a bad experience with space cakes at 17 lol.

 

The Cryptkeeper

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• Mar 19, 2012

• #57

 

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xKuroiTaimax

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• Mar 19, 2012

• #58

Om nom nom.

Now I want the Starbucks lemon cake..

 

The Cryptkeeper

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• Mar 19, 2012

• #59

Corn Cakes and Arnold Palmers.

 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus

• Mar 19, 2012

• #60

Nobody, and i mean nobody does cake like the Viennese.

They invented Death by Chocolate (Sachertorte!) cn