USA Chicken

In Ely, theres a small take-away restaurant (the kind where you can eat in if you want to stand up against the wall - how annoying) called USA chicken and they serve Burgers, US style fries, Chicken sandwiches, Nuggets, and a limited number of other very US items. Fast food. So we ate there thinking "Oh when I get to the UK I'll probably go there a few times just because of it's name" and the food wasn't bad. I was impressed.

Anyway. I just wanted to share.
No questions from me, no revelations - just sharing.
Cause I'm a dork.

Thanks dork  

As always your information is valued and well received...especially for a dork!  

ROFL

This is indicative of what a kooky bunch we have here.



Allbeit a lovely kooky bunch.  

Hey, I'm no KOOK, I'm just a dork.
Kook is where I draw the line, bay-bee.

Nothin' wrong with a KOOK.  You could be one no matter what direction you were facing! ....... That was funny in my head!  

You could be one no matter what direction you were facing!

Huh?  [smiley=thinking.gif]

I don't get it, esplain it to me pleeaaaze.  

uh - Kook spelled backwards and forward is the same.   In other words facing either direction it's the same.

OMG. How could I not have noticed that!  [smiley=shocked.gif]

Do I feel dumb.

ROFL  

Don't feel bad Leah, it was a joke that should never have happened anyway!  

it was a joke that should never have happened anyway!

Agreed!  [smiley=wink3.gif]

lol   -- I'd call you a bad name, but the computer wont let me type it in!  

That's okay, you can call me Oopsie Poopsie.

"Oopsie Poopsie" does contain the essential oo sound, but since the dipthong is repeated, the effect is unnecessarily redundant.  Moreover, it is a bit long (four syllables), making it a hindrance for the syllabically challenged.  Nor can it be read both ways.  Better stick with kook:  one solid syllable that falls trippingly off the tongue with the requisite oo sound -- and it's a palindrome, to boot.  Kook is a word to be proud of (always worked for me, anyway).

oopsie poopsie SOUNDS funnier though.