Like it or not, it's accurate.

Yeah, I suppose it would be a savoury scone of sorts. To be honest I've never had an American biscuit so I can't say what it tastes like.

*hugs*

A friend of mine once went to the American south on holiday. He had "biscuits and gravy" and said that gravy there is like a grey paste. Is that right?

Cookies are cookies. They're different from biscuits, though. Biscuits are like a gormet sweet - there are custard creams, jammie dodgers, chocolate bourbons, and digestives to name a few. Cookies tend to be just the same dough with other stuff mixed in (oats, raisins, chocolate chips).

Don't forget be a self motivated team-player who can work independently, have qualifications that don't exist, have had 8 generations of citizenship in said country, and be willing to work weekends, weekdays, holidays, and during natural disasters.

I don't think I will ever be okay with the American idea of what a "biscuit" is. If you can't dunk it into your tea to make it more delicious, it's not a biscuit.

*puts on tin foil hat*

Something that has been on my mind recently - is Game World money just as important as real money?

As someone who has never played a SimCity game (and likely never will), let me see if I got what Lucy said right:

Same. He pulled it off really well.

As one of the few people I know who still enjoy buying physical copies of things (games, CDs, movies) I asked a friend this. He gave me three main reasons:

You got me. (T_T)

Seen loads of photos like that from Danny Choo. Doesn't seem all that weird to me.

The real question is: Why KFC for fries? KFC fries have always been horrible and soft compared to others.

Once. I turned it down because of the pay. It's not that I'm being self-righteous and "I demand much more than that", but because it was actually below minimum-wage.

"I literally am getting my name changed because of the fucking failure of our cops".

"I must also send my condolences to Australia and New Zealand"

I dunno why I'm more fascinated by the choice of picture for this article. It looks like a "how to know when your interview has gone belly-up" pic. The woman on the right is doodling. The woman on the left has this skeptical look about her like the candidate it explaining that the fish she caught really was *thiiiiis*…

My wife's from Tianjin too. We went to Shanghai on holiday last year and, in the 5ish days we were there, I saw two kids pooping, a fist fight, and a guy telling someone he *just* hit with his truck "Get up, stop pretending".