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Someone’s been listening to Paul Sinha’s perfect pub quiz…

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Haha! Listened to it last night!

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For some reason I have a sudden urge to nuke the forum again.

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Looks like no-one would notice :grin:

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Think of it as a ‘mercy-killing’…

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Make It So Star Trek GIF

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Wouldn’t they be rapscallions?

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Youre Doing It Wrong GIFs | Tenor

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Didn’t he go out with one of the cheeky girls?

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Waiting for early mince pie sightings

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Scallion = spring onion. Rarely see the word used anymore, usually only on Chinese takeaway menus featuring Scallion Pancakes

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One of the many reasons I love this place is a man can post a recipe for “Cold Soup Nimoy” in response to a critically irksome thread and no member blinks, they just take issue with the ingredients.
= A commendable AA innings.

deepinto

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It’s the default term in most of the USA I believe

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Any reasonably food literate American/Canadian will know the term shallot, but green onion is more commonly used

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That’s a big ask.

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This. Most of the US recipes I read, they are referred to Green Onions.
K.I.S.S. for the U.S.A.

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Mmmm pancakes

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Wonder if Booker T’s big hit would have happened if it was called Shallots :man_shrugging:

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I always thought scallions was an Irish thing.

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The wife’s family definitely says scallions.

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