Warrior 4 Jesus wrote:As for Vegemite it's definetly an acquired taste but I know some Americans who love it (the trick is to spread it thinly with ample butter/magarine).
Warrior 4 Jesus wrote:Why's everyone getting so angry at me? Seems to me some people just want to pick a fight. I thought it was an interesting article. Let's leave it at that okay, please?
Warrior 4 Jesus wrote:Why's everyone getting so angry at me? Seems to me some people just want to pick a fight. I thought it was an interesting article. Let's leave it at that okay, please?
Warrior 4 Jesus wrote:Shotguns and Vegemite are two entirely different things. Good grief!
As for Vegemite it's definetly an acquired taste but I know some Americans who love it (the trick is to spread it thinly with ample butter/magarine).
Why's everyone getting so angry at me? Seems to me some people just want to pick a fight. I thought it was an interesting article. Let's leave it at that okay, please?
Warrior 4 Jesus wrote:What has your country done? I mean the U.S. has lots of strange rules and things but this is downright ridiculous (you can carry a gun, but not a jar of Vegemite). How's that for irony? I fear for the sanity of your homeland.(lol)
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,20623973-2,00.html
Radical Dreamer wrote:I've never had Vegemite, so I really can't say much, other than knowing that it's banned won't harm my diet. I can say, though, that when I read the title, the first thing I thought of was the Vitameatavegamin of "I Love Lucy" fame. XD Anyways....
Cap'n Nick wrote:It's official. World War III will be fought over condiments.
Mate, I don't claim to know the reasons, but since you asked, I will give my perspective / guess on it. Please understand I am not having a go at you, just attempting to give some feedback based on my own observations. Thanks.
I believe Americans are getting rather sick of hearing anti-American sentiments. There seems to be anti-American sentiments found throughout the world. The USA may not be perfect, but then again, no other nation in this world is perfect either. I don't want to turn this into a political thread, I am just trying to say that people generally do not like to hear disrespectful comments made about their country too often (even if it is made by various different people).
I think some of the responses in this thread are unfriendly because your initial comments about this topic were perceived to be America-bashing.
My guesswork could well be wrong, but I think when you perceive others to be hostile to you, it may be worth spending some time to reflect on why this is the case. It could be that some of our own attitudes have been partially responsible for triggering those unfriendly responses.
That's just my two cents. Thanks.
And just for the record, I am ok with Vegemite. Not absolutely in love with it, but I think it's not bad.
Cap'n Nick wrote:It's official. World War III will be fought over condiments.
Never be afraid to try something new. Remember that a lone amateur built the Ark. A large group of professionals built the Titanic. Dave Barry
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White Raven wrote:I feel I must pat Cap'n Nick on the back for this one.
ROFLMAO
Destroyer2000 wrote:Some of you are really acting like Christians here, bashing each other as you are. Grow up and show some amount of maturity. Christ's love really shines through with your insults.
Some of you are really acting like Christians here, bashing each other as you are. Grow up and show some amount of maturity. Christ's love really shines through with your insults.
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