Baker's Dozen II (Part 1)

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All things British

  1. Drive on the left side of road
  2. Bangers and mash
  3. Some words have “ou” where American just have “o”

Flavour, colour, honour

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All things British

  1. Drive on the left side of road
  2. Bangers and mash
  3. Some words have “ou” where American just have “o”
  4. High tea
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All things British

  1. Drive on the left side of road
  2. Bangers and mash
  3. Some words have “ou” where American just have “o”
  4. High tea
  5. Rhyming slang
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All things British

  1. Drive on the left side of road
  2. Bangers and mash
  3. Some words have “ou” where American just have “o”
  4. High tea
  5. Rhyming slang
  6. The white cliffs of Dover
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All things British

  1. Drive on the left side of road
  2. Bangers and mash
  3. Some words have “ou” where American just have “o”
  4. High tea
  5. Rhyming slang
  6. The white cliffs of Dover
  7. Boots, torches, and lorries
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All things British

  1. Drive on the left side of road
  2. Bangers and mash
  3. Some words have “ou” where American just have “o”
  4. High tea
  5. Rhyming slang
  6. The white cliffs of Dover
  7. Boots, torches, and lorries
  8. The Beeb

otherwide known as the BBC

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All things British

  1. Drive on the left side of road
  2. Bangers and mash
  3. Some words have “ou” where American just have “o”
    3a. Those aren’t the only ones where spelling varies. See ‘criticise’ or ‘offence’, for example.
  4. High tea
  5. Rhyming slang
  6. The white cliffs of Dover
  7. Boots, torches, and lorries
    7a. Lots of different meanings for different words. Even the most unflappable Brit has a difficult time keeping a stiff upper lip when Americans refer to a belt-mounted pouch located at the base of the spine as a ‘fanny pack’.
  8. The Beeb
  9. Warm beer on tap (actually, cellar temperature – around 50 - 55° – rather than just a couple degrees above freezing)

-“BB”-

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All things British

  1. Drive on the left side of road
  2. Bangers and mash
  3. Some words have “ou” where American just have “o”
    3a. Those aren’t the only ones where spelling varies. See ‘criticise’ or ‘offence’, for example.
  4. High tea
  5. Rhyming slang
  6. The white cliffs of Dover
  7. Boots, torches, and lorries
    7a. Lots of different meanings for different words. Even the most unflappable Brit has a difficult time keeping a stiff upper lip when Americans refer to a belt-mounted pouch located at the base of the spine as a ‘fanny pack’.
  8. The Beeb
  9. Warm beer on tap (actually, cellar temperature – around 50 - 55° – rather than just a couple degrees above freezing)
  10. Fish & Chips
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All things British

  1. Drive on the left side of road
  2. Bangers and mash
  3. Some words have “ou” where American just have “o”
    3a. Those aren’t the only ones where spelling varies. See ‘criticise’ or ‘offence’, for example.
  4. High tea
  5. Rhyming slang
  6. The white cliffs of Dover
  7. Boots, torches, and lorries
    7a. Lots of different meanings for different words. Even the most unflappable Brit has a difficult time keeping a stiff upper lip when Americans refer to a belt-mounted pouch located at the base of the spine as a ‘fanny pack’.
  8. The Beeb
  9. Warm beer on tap (actually, cellar temperature – around 50 - 55° – rather than just a couple degrees above freezing)
  10. Fish & Chips
  11. Kippers

Only possible in a climate that is so cold that a cellar could be 50° - 55° :slight_smile:

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All things British

  1. Drive on the left side of road
  2. Bangers and mash
  3. Some words have “ou” where American just have “o”
    3a. Those aren’t the only ones where spelling varies. See ‘criticise’ or ‘offence’, for example.
  4. High tea
  5. Rhyming slang
  6. The white cliffs of Dover
  7. Boots, torches, and lorries
    7a. Lots of different meanings for different words. Even the most unflappable Brit has a difficult time keeping a stiff upper lip when Americans refer to a belt-mounted pouch located at the base of the spine as a ‘fanny pack’.
  8. The Beeb
  9. Warm beer on tap (actually, cellar temperature – around 50 - 55° – rather than just a couple degrees above freezing)
  10. Fish & Chips
  11. Kippers
  12. Her Majesty the Queen
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All things British

  1. Drive on the left side of road
  2. Bangers and mash
  3. Some words have “ou” where American just have “o”
    3a. Those aren’t the only ones where spelling varies. See ‘criticise’ or ‘offence’, for example.
  4. High tea
  5. Rhyming slang
  6. The white cliffs of Dover
  7. Boots, torches, and lorries
    7a. Lots of different meanings for different words. Even the most unflappable Brit has a difficult time keeping a stiff upper lip when Americans refer to a belt-mounted pouch located at the base of the spine as a ‘fanny pack’.
  8. The Beeb
  9. Warm beer on tap (actually, cellar temperature – around 50 - 55° – rather than just a couple degrees above freezing)
  10. Fish & Chips
  11. Kippers
  12. Her Majesty the Queen
  13. The River Thames

Pass

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Pretzels Go To The Movies

  1. The Good, The Bad and the Pretzel
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Pretzels Go To The Movies

  1. The Good, The Bad and the Pretzel
  2. The Pretzel of Zenda
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Pretzels Go To The Movies

  1. The Good, The Bad and the Pretzel
  2. The Pretzel of Zenda
  3. Lord of the Pretzels trilogy (Fellowship of the Pretzel, The Two Pretzels, and Return of the Pretzel)
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Pretzels Go To The Movies

  1. The Good, The Bad and the Pretzel
  2. The Pretzel of Zenda
  3. Lord of the Pretzels trilogy (Fellowship of the Pretzel, The Two Pretzels, and Return of the Pretzel)
  4. A Clockwork Pretzel
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Pretzels Go To The Movies

  1. The Good, The Bad and the Pretzel
  2. The Pretzel of Zenda
  3. Lord of the Pretzels trilogy (Fellowship of the Pretzel, The Two Pretzels, and Return of the Pretzel)
  4. A Clockwork Pretzel
  5. Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Pretzels
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Pretzels Go To The Movies

  1. The Good, The Bad and the Pretzel
  2. The Pretzel of Zenda
  3. Lord of the Pretzels trilogy (Fellowship of the Pretzel, The Two Pretzels, and Return of the Pretzel)
  4. A Clockwork Pretzel
  5. Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Pretzels
  6. AVP: Alien vs Pretzel

-“BB”-

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Pretzels Go To The Movies

  1. The Good, The Bad and the Pretzel
  2. The Pretzel of Zenda
  3. Lord of the Pretzels trilogy (Fellowship of the Pretzel, The Two Pretzels, and Return of the Pretzel)
  4. A Clockwork Pretzel
  5. Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Pretzels
  6. AVP: Alien vs Pretzel
  7. Bill & Ted Face The Pretzel
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Pretzels Go To The Movies

  1. The Good, The Bad and the Pretzel
  2. The Pretzel of Zenda
  3. Lord of the Pretzels trilogy (Fellowship of the Pretzel, The Two Pretzels, and Return of the Pretzel)
  4. A Clockwork Pretzel
  5. Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Pretzels
  6. AVP: Alien vs Pretzel
  7. Bill & Ted Face The Pretzel
  8. Pretzel Hand Luke
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Pretzels Go To The Movies

  1. The Good, The Bad and the Pretzel
  2. The Pretzel of Zenda
  3. Lord of the Pretzels trilogy (Fellowship of the Pretzel, The Two Pretzels, and Return of the Pretzel)
  4. A Clockwork Pretzel
  5. Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Pretzels
  6. AVP: Alien vs Pretzel
  7. Bill & Ted Face The Pretzel
  8. Pretzel Hand Luke
  9. Three Men and a Pretzel