/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19416557
Would. For $30 for both dogs even I would.

>>19416557
even when it comes to scran we can't be beat. 'appy days lads

>>19416557
Cultural victory

>>19416557
heavy and proper cramin scran, that, innit

>>19416557
Love me hot dog
Love me nacho
Love me baseball
‘Ate me europoorans
‘Ate me cultural apropriation
‘Ate yer “scran”

Simple as

>>19416658
>‘Ate me cultural apropriation
Confirmed faggot browncel. A real American knows culture is meant to be exported for influence.

>>19416679
Not when Briton’s oblige. They should stick to soggy meat pies drenched in parsley soup and jellied eels. Right proper britfag scrab innit

>>19416557
in before leddit

>>19416557
When you emphasize words by styling them as though they were shouted- repeating letters and capitalizing, it is very poor form to repeat letters which typically change pronunciation when repeated (for example, styling "goal" as "GOOOOAAAAALLLLLL" clearly changes pronunciation in the eyes of the reader to, phonetically, "goo-all") Whether this is an issue of poor education or simply being an ESL, it is bad form which reflects badly upon you as a writer, and as such should be avoided. An oft co-committed writerly crime is to repeat letters which represents plosives (T, D, K/C, G, etc.). To understand why this should not be done, consider how you would pronunce "GGGGGOOOOAAAALLLL". While the, a repeated "G" would likely be interpreted by the reader as a "gugugugug" sort of staccato, which is clearly not intended.

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