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Rezcore
Rezcore
Well... the British aren't exactly bastions of high intelligence anymore
Alski
Alski
and buscuits are basicly scones, because the americans want to be different.
Envylope
Envylope
Alski is British confirmed
Alski
Alski
former british colony.
Envylope
Envylope
*Looks at the world full of countries.* Yeah, that's all of them.
Alski
Alski
Envylope
Envylope
All of the cats here need to be disambiguated.
Rezcore
Rezcore
My dear @Alski the version of English Americans speak is older than what the British, and Commonwealth nations do. In fact, brits didn't start calling cookies biscuits until the 1700s
Rezcore
Rezcore
The British use of "biscuit" for what Americans call a cookie solidified over time, especially with the rise of tea culture in the 1660s and the Industrial Revolution in the 1700s, when sweetened biscuits became a staple for workers. By the 19th century, the term was firmly established in British English to describe a wide range of crisp, sweet or savory baked goods.
Envylope
Envylope
Bro just came in to dismantle my biscuit world view.
Alski
Alski
Hes a bastard like the.
Alski
Alski
With his selective wiki sentences.
Prince_Azmiran_Myrian
Prince_Azmiran_Myrian
There's a lot of "american" words that were started in Britain as well.

Soccer, for example.
Envylope
Envylope
Well, American measuring system is basically British Imperial with some differences.
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