It was named after Hamburg.

Because they were first made in hamburg,

which i actually heard before and stupidly forgot :laugh4:

 

 

 

You disagree with a good number of things in america :laugh4:

It was named after Hamburg.

 

That's one explanation, although no proof actually exists. Makes sense, though.;)

Cheeseburgers>hamburgers. Just saying

Because they were first made in hamburg,

which i actually heard before and stupidly forgot :laugh4:

 

 

 

You disagree with a good number of things in america :laugh4:

 

i really don't.

just certain things. but i hate certain things about everything.

the american language is disgusting though

i really don't.

just certain things. but i hate certain things about everything.

the american language is disgusting though

 

It's the same, except chips are cut up flattened potatoes.

It's the same, except chips are cut up flattened potatoes.

 

color

lazy fuckers

I just hate the way some of their accents sound saying certain words :blank:

sorry guys, but you ireland so weird, *shudders*

It's the same, except chips are cut up flattened potatoes.

Cut up flattened potatoes?

They're taytos :cheesy:

 

 

 

 

 

I wish there was another irish person on the board at the moment :disappointed: they'd get that.

i really don't.

just certain things. but i hate certain things about everything.

the american language is disgusting though

 

The big question is, why on earth is American Football called that when most of the game involves throwing and catching?:dozey:

The U is so unnecessary. :snobby:

 

Eye-er-land?

color

lazy fuckers

 

That's my favorite word!

*waits for joke to be recognized*

 

I just hate the way some of their accents sound saying certain words :blank:

sorry guys, but you ireland so weird, *shudders*

 

But I'm from the Northeast. Our accent is made of no accent.

 

Cut up flattened potatoes?

They're taytos :cheesy:

 

 

 

I wish there was another irish person on the board at the moment :disappointed: they'd get that.

 

:blank:

hot dog -I don't like burgers :\

The big question is, why on earth is American Football called that when most of the game involves throwing and catching?:dozey:

 

this!!! I've always wondered this!!

(me coming from a country whose main sport is cricket):laugh3:

I don't understand it when Americans say they don't have an accent. Wtf? :blank:

The U is so unnecessary. :snobby:

 

Eye-er-land?

 

it's been that way for centuries

typical arrogance getting rid of it

The U is so unnecessary. :snobby:

 

Eye-er-land?

 

I actually said No out loud at that :laugh4:

 

 

 

 

 

But I'm from the Northeast. Our accent is made of no accent.

 

 

 

:blank:

 

I have family from the northeast....

I have family from New Jersey actually :awesome:

 

 

Sorry, i just had a moment of realisation.

it's been that way for centuries

typical arrogance getting rid of it

 

You can thank Noah Webster for our arrogant way of spelling.

nobody has no accent

this!!! I've always wondered this!!

(me coming from a country whose main sport is cricket):laugh3:

 

Well let's face it, if ever there was a total misnomer, "(American) Football" is it!:P

You can thank Noah Webster for our arrogant way of spelling.

 

he's a cock

apart from making the schools less religious

nobody has no accent

oh, i have an accent.

I don't understand it when Americans say they don't have an accent. Wtf? :blank:

 

Do you consider people from New Jersey as having an accent? We don't have variations of pronunciation.

 

PS- NOBODY IN NJ TALKS LIKE THE PEOPLE IN JERSEY SHORE :shifty:

oh, i have an accent.

 

the irish accent is hot though

well, kinda. it used to be really hot until i went to uni and met loads of irish people who sucked.

I actually said No out loud at that :laugh4:

 

 

 

 

I have family from the northeast....

I have family from New Jersey actually :awesome:

 

 

Sorry, i just had a moment of realisation.

 

:lol: