Joining the LSF Inner Circle

Does that mean the inner circle has got its own inner circle?

All these circles are making me dizzy

And... any money collected comes to me for my crisps fund thank you very much!!

All this talk of crisps is making me thirsty

Well by gosh, now that you mention it, I have considered the question and am proud to announce I have created a smaller circle within the inner circle. This small inner circle will be open to all members of course, as soon as they send me the $1000 dollar entry fee.

Your names will stand in bright red and in bold. And of course $25 will be sent to Pink and crew for the crisp and sherry fund. I know that is a little generous but what can I say, I am a kind soul.

CS

No, that's wrong-- it's "pretzels," not "crisps":

"These pretzels are making me thirsty!"

Well, it's wrong in a Woody Allen movie anyway, I'd venture... --C.K.

I think you have it all wrong. If I understand the British-to-real(i.e. American) English translation properly, they use "crisps" to refer to what we call "chips," a word they mistakenly use to refer to something that's sort of like french fries. I hope that clarifies things.


Now are those real United States dollars, or the fake Canadian ones?


Don't anybody believe THAT. More likely it's the sherry she's drinking.


Ah, good, someone who intends to do things the honest, old-fashioned way. (It's ok folks - she's new. She'll learn)

[quote=njrick] If I understand the British-to-real(i.e. American) English translation properly, they use "crisps" to refer to what we call "chips," a word they mistakenly use to refer to something that's sort of like french fries. I hope that clarifies things.[/quote

Oh boy....

Are you in trouble now...."crisps" are not 'french fries,"

This type of error could get one kicked out of "the inner circle".......

Check your reading comprehension, my friend. I most emphatically did NOT equate "crisps" to "french fries." I cited the the British error in referring to "chips" as "crisps," and to "something-like-french-fries" as "chips." Geesh - must I explain everything around here?

Ahhhh, yes it does--mainly it clarifies that you aren't/weren't a "Seinfeld" fan... --C.K.

Ha! I see you have been on the site for too long and your brain has finally addled It is downhill from here old-man!

*wanders off to change Rick's stories into English*